Reborn as a Chaste Priestess in a Matriarchal World, I Won’t Be Ravaged by Muzan

Although the plot has a lot of poisonous points, the author's writing is very good Let Kyoko be the protagonist [laughing and crying] Withdrawal, the plot is already average and it keeps adding poison

Haohuang is a bit like swapping the men and women in the book, but from what I have seen so far, the most exciting climax part should have ended (the male protagonist is having a sword fight with Huashan), so I am very curious about what more exciting plot designs the author has next.

The writing style and character behavior logic of this book are pretty good among female novels. However, there are a few points to note: 1. Regarding the heroine's beliefs (motivations). The heroine has an extraordinary loyalty to the goddess, which is why the heroine has not completely fallen into evil yet. But the origin of this loyalty is not mentioned much. If it is only the education of the heroine, it seems a bit too pale. Once the character's motivation is pale, the character image will be blurred; once the character image is blurred, the character story will collapse. 2. Regarding the creation of supporting roles. Take for example my current favorite character, Little Miss - Fillory. As a young lady of the Elrond family, she is unexpectedly pure. Her love for the protagonist is restrained and pure. She does not use her identity to coerce the protagonist, and she does not take advantage of the protagonist's weakness to satisfy her own desires. In stark contrast are those (elves) who make up high-sounding excuses to satisfy their desires. Many years later, Philoline, the knight of the apocalypse who faced the brave team, would recall the afternoon when she proposed to Hathaway. When a reader empathizes with a character in the book, the author must properly arrange the fate of that character. It can be tragic (such as the leader), it can be funny (such as the master), but it cannot be a clown (such as Gojo Satoru). 3. About the rhythm of the story. Judging from the current pace, this book will hardly reach 300 chapters. I hope the author can slow down the main line a little and add some branch lines, world view and daily life appropriately. In short, this book is well written. I hope the author will continue his work and wish this book a huge success.

Heroine, beautiful boy, holiness, priest, the author knows what the readers want [laughing]

Boy, I was so prescient. I didn't watch Sachiko the second time he came out. I read the comments and he became the protagonist. I ran away immediately👍

I like this kind of literature where clean and noble things are defiled. Although there are few people urging updates, the author must persevere.

Good-looking Huangwen, it must be given five stars. I saw the book again on Tomato. Either I don't dare to write, or I am blocked if I write [Like]

Author, I will give you free flowers every day. When you can't bear it anymore, remember to send a message to let the big guys know. I will try my best to help you top up some money.

It's pure abuse, I've read Chapter 20. Not recommended for most readers.

I didn't expect to meet a master in Tomato The writing is great and the subject matter is good. Both the protagonist and the villain are growing up. The reason for giving it four stars is that it feels too frustrating to be the protagonist. See if you can bite back later and make up for it.