Whispers of a Lost Priest

Very nice to look at. This is truly a unique and excellent work that more people should see. It is difficult to imagine the author's mental state. How to make every chapter have something funny. Moreover, the ingredients are so complex that it is difficult to evaluate, and even the titles of each chapter are jokes. The author's memes are all-encompassing, spanning a large number of fields, both new and old, mainly focusing on the second dimension. In reply to my comment, he said that he has watched 350 anime, which is a very rich experience for a college student. The settings are very detailed and logically consistent. There are many novel and unique features, but sometimes there is too much content to remember. The author should mix all kinds of strange ideas into the world view, similar to "Instant Kill Plug-in". Overall I like it. The writing style can only be described as sometimes good or sometimes bad. Some of the detailed descriptions are indeed excellent, beyond the level of a novice writer. The fighting scenes are very awesome, and the scenes are as detailed as if the author has been there. But sometimes it's a bit long-winded, and the perspective changes a bit too frequently, causing the narrative rhythm to be unstable. This shows that the author is indeed a new novelist. I think the author only has this one book. A new writer can write an article of this quality for the first time. The future is really promising. The plot is okay, not particularly good but has many attractive highlights. There are many characters, the plot is logical and interlocking, and there are many wonderful foreshadowings and recycling. The genre is not a brainless novel, it is a bit like a group portrait. The prequels of various characters in the chapter are also amazing. I was pushed by my friend to read the prequel of Yura and fell in love with it. Looking forward to more developments in the future. The character of the protagonist is very unique. He is an abstract little boy with white hair and red eyes. He is cute and neurotic at the same time. The characters are so vivid that I even suspected that the author himself was an abstract tomboy (I couldn't have guessed it right). The biggest shortcoming of this novel is the author's poor productivity and slow update speed. Since the plot itself does not unfold quickly like a running account, publishing a chapter in a few days makes the progress even more slow, which can easily cause readers to stuff it into their bookshelves and forget about it. Perhaps this is the biggest factor in the lackluster popularity, because otherwise they are all very good. All in all, it looks good, has enough fun, and the serious parts are also exciting. Also, has the author considered opening a fan group? [Laughing]

The plot is okay, and the funny jokes are fun (you can say a few words when you feel noisy in public, and it will immediately clear your mind). But the updates are too slow, author! Renew! (Prompt the author-ing) | ू•ૅω•́)

Not bad, not bad. The protagonist is indeed crazy, but not completely crazy. It has just the right amount of madness, which suits my mental state very well. So far, the style of this book seems to be relatively light-hearted and pleasant. The writing is witty and humorous, there are endless jokes and homophones, and the plot is well developed. There are indeed many characters, but the author handles it well. The characters that should be emphasized are emphasized, and the less important ones are emphasized, so there is no feeling of dazzling.

The writing is very good, the writing style is okay, not a novel, the plot is my favorite Nan Niang adventure (I just don't know if there are more female protagonists [laughing]) and the author likes to write cold jokes, it's very good and unique, I hope it won't stop updating [laughing]

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The writing is very good [smile], the writing style is smooth and humorous, the daily part under the main plot line is interesting and has a lot of literature and jokes. The author also likes to write cold jokes, and some short plots also have "cold" elements. The most important thing is that the words are full of "the mental state of college students" All in all, this work is a good light-hearted genre, with more interactions from the author, and is very suitable for a meal

The main character Xiao Nanniang is cute and cute, there are a lot of funny jokes and jokes, the writing is very good, the rhythm is well controlled, and there are no breaks ヾ(❀╹◡╹)ﾉﾞ❀~

The daily life is too daily, and the progress can no longer be described as slow. It just feels like a drag. The writing is not bad, but I hope the progress can be a little faster, because the updates are originally slow.

The writing is extremely fluent, and it belongs to the first echelon in Tomato. There are no bugs found in the plot and world view so far. There are many and dense plots, the protagonist and the author are both amazing people, I would not be able to write something like this if I have not had ADHD for ten years (comment) There is no uncomfortable handling of the gender of the protagonist, after all, he is a tough girl ( Eat a meal and think about it for three days😋If this book hits your radio waves, please read it!

It's great. I haven't seen such an interesting book in a long time. It's more than 90% of the books I've read. The content is light and the plot is substantial. The writing is smooth and vivid. The characters are well drawn. There are no surprises. I look forward to seeing the ending. Good luck to the author! !