The System Is Getting Weirder but I'm a Good Priest

It's not bad, the characters are well drawn, and although it's not a refreshing novel, it's not frustrating to read. It's rare in an extreme environment like Tomato where it's either a refreshing novel or a frustrating novel. I can't tell you about the latest chapters. The church bugs came out and expelled the protagonist from the church in public. Two powerful old guys hid behind to watch the show, and then asked the protagonist to join the church's secret organization. First of all, not to mention that people who are treated in this way will generally be resistant to the church. Even if they join this organization, it will conflict with the previous setting. Bishops below the fourth level don't know about this organization, and even their own people don't know about it. What kind of identity do you use to deceive the people? What's your name? It can't be shown openly. How persuasive is it and how much deception can be earned? Secondly, recruiting people into the organization is not so tough. If you just wrote that the two old guys came to the rescue directly, it would be better than what you write now. To emphasize secrecy, what name and identity do you use to deceive the believers? I want it all at the same time, I'm really looking stupid to my buddies [vomit] [vomit]. You give people a feeling. I originally thought that you would not go to the extreme of being cool or being extremely aggrieved, but I didn't expect that you would want to be two-faced, being cool and being a bastard at the same time. The system emphasizes being happy, but your plot is also meant to be frustrating🐢. You feel happy and unhappy at the same time. It looks funny and nondescript.

It's really good. Generally speaking, weird articles are difficult to write, but the author has mastered it very appropriately. It won't make people feel bored or too puzzled. The whole story has a clear context and interesting content. It's not a pure upgrade article. Training is just a tool for the plot, not the plot. There are stories and feelings in it. The so-called "Human feelings and sophistication are all knowledge, and knowledge of world affairs is writing." Understanding and properly handling interpersonal relationships and affairs is a profound knowledge; being able to discern the truth and respond flexibly in a complex social environment is an outstanding talent, which can be regarded as an exquisite article. So only eight point eight is indeed a bit underestimated.

It's actually a group portrait. Each skill is a companion with its own personality, and the interactive scenes are very warm. The plot flow is relatively natural, with each place as a clue, several short stories are combined into one chapter, and the boss is defeated to achieve improvement. The author also made some designs for the fighting scenes, and the combination of skills has obviously been thought through, but as the skills increase, it will be a challenge not to collapse in the later stage. It is very rare that this is a book that is very comfortable to read, and there is nothing annoying about the protagonist - this is very difficult, and it places high demands on the author's own cultivation and the author's understanding of human nature and society. Followed, looking forward to more works [Like]

The introduction is very attractive. I was worried that the product might not be right when I went in. There was no such problem at all. Super pretty! It's a story that attracts me to keep reading [sneaky laugh] [snear laugh] [sneaky smile] [sneaky smile] [sneaky smile] Warning ⚠️This author is very arrogant, never doubt whether you are a serious person! Be convinced that it is not your problem, it is the author who is rewarding himself [cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face]

This book is really good, especially when it describes Lu Bu's battle with Sun Wukong for Diao Chan. However, Xue Baochai is really too strong. If it weren't for Nuo Shou's outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six times strafing would have killed him. But I am more concerned about what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguoshan, "Young man is proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes feel like you are there, and the character descriptions are spot on!

After reading more than 100 chapters, I feel that it is basically okay. It is a novel worth reading. First of all, I really like the strange "power" of the protagonist. It is not a brainless strong one, nor a rigid skill, but a "cute" that can be interacted with. Secondly, the three views of the protagonist are very consistent with our modern good guy but not a bad good guy. The protagonist's personality is very vivid and vivid at present. The plot is well grasped, with exciting fights and leisurely adventures in another world. The actions may seem funny but they are actually doing serious business. Well, some book lovers who want to read the evil side of things can stop reading, the protagonist is still very upright. What makes people feel a little uncomfortable is that the protagonist doesn't develop his own skills too much? I feel like it can be even more beautiful [laughing evilly] There is another point that is very confusing. The system's deception judgment is very confusing [face covering] I don't understand it very well.

Time Travel, Western Fantasy, Weird, Fooling System, Male Protagonist, No CP at the moment The male protagonist travels to a Western fantasy world, where a young man and woman wearing a nun's uniform are hung up in a church. At first, they are strangely restrained by tentacles Σ(ﾟ∀ﾟﾉ)ﾉ. The good news travels to the Western fantasy world of elves, magic, and churches. Bad news: There are weird things and demons in this world. The system does not have a strong sense of existence, has no consciousness, and is similar to a tool. The male protagonist's companion is not a human being, but is Weird after the system has been purified. Weird has its own thoughts. The male protagonist has a good outlook on life, but he is not the Holy Mother. There is no plot where the male protagonist overestimates his abilities and makes people's blood pressure soar. The male protagonist's identity is from the church. When the male protagonist encounters something weird while walking around, he will kill it, then absorb and subdue it, and become his little friend. The male protagonist used his identity as a church to collect a lot of cheating points to strengthen himself, and in the mid-term, he traveled around and opened his vest. Overall, it was very relaxing to read, and the plot of the novel was very interesting. Currently, it has been updated to more than 300 chapters, which are still unfinished.

It's an okay standard western fantasy novel. It's more about travel in the end, and the protagonist has a very sense of justice. I'll give it a big score on this point (I've read too many dark novels, so I have to correct my thoughts). Overall it's quite enjoyable, but it's not mindless or high-IQ, it's just normal enjoyment [laughs] but the book's rating is a bit too low (at least 8.7). Good luck to the author.

This rating is really low, maybe because this genre is relatively niche. Anyway, I quite like this kind of adventure mercenary genre! This book is really well written. There are no big loopholes, no big logical problems, and no abuse of the protagonist! It's a very relaxing Western fantasy adventure. You can defeat monsters, level up, and complete quests while traveling! Moreover, the protagonist has a bottom line and three views. When he meets a kind person, he should help but not a virgin. When he meets a scum, he should kill and never show mercy. Although he has a perverted brain and is weird, there is no stallion and no ruthlessness! I have read more than 300 chapters so far, and I haven't found any major poisoning points yet! Come on author

It looks like a cool novel, but it is actually a light-hearted adventure in another world. It is more daily-oriented and has no clear main line. It has no heroine. It is a light-hearted and funny novel. It is very good. It has some poisonous points, but not many. The overall pace is relatively slow. In short, it is highly recommended.

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This novel is okay, and there are not many stories about the Holy See as a positive character. But overall, this novel is quite good. Come on, author.

A very good western fantasy. Although there are weird elements, it is not in the Cthulhu style. It is generally a traditional Western fantasy, with elves, dwarves, churches, magic, and mercenaries. The protagonist is kind-hearted but not a virgin. He is quite funny when dealing with his weird skills, and he is experienced in dealing with others. Upgrading is also unambiguous, and the level will not be reduced (there are different levels that should be reduced if the system is cheated). Next, let's talk about the areas where I had a bad experience: 1. The adventure stories are a bit bland, mostly reflecting some truths from small things and filling in some world views. It lacks some truly epic events, but there are only 250 chapters at the moment, and there should be bigger adventures later with a full world view. 2. The main plot is unclear. The protagonist's current whereabouts seem to be "fighting in the wild", working wherever he goes. This kind of plot is more casual, which I quite like, but if you want to write a long-term story, it would be better to have a main line. 3. Currently, there are no fixed teammates, so we are all fighting alone. Is that blind knight a future teammate? If so, then at least spend some time describing it. There are almost 200 chapters scattered now, and there is almost no description at all. It can be mentioned a little bit through the protagonist's master. In short, that's it. It's an excellent Western fantasy, but it's not a masterpiece yet. My personal rating is 9.0.

How should I put it? The author is a kind-hearted person. The title clearly states that it is about Cthulhu, but overall it is righteous and orderly. It is a serious, bright and cute novel. Solemn statement: This shows that the author lives a happy and happy life in real life, and his material and spiritual quality of life exceeds 99% of normal human beings. (Serious face), if you are waiting to see Cthulhu show off his power and see the darkness crawling, you can exit T_T

I will just tell you what to watch, and those who are waiting to read the book can refer to it. 1. The protagonist's growth path is similar to Strange Devouring. A variety of novel abilities will be introduced to coordinate and not be monotonous. 2. The protagonist is portrayed as a hero in troubled times. His character is similar to that of Sun Wukong, he hates evil as much as he hates his enemies, he repays them directly, he attaches great importance to love and justice, and he is eager to protect his shortcomings. The feeling of being able to provide support in a crisis without asking for contributions from others. When it comes to any issue that you feel violates the moral aspects of modern people, the protagonist will destroy the issue at hand if he has the ability. 3. Most of the emotions are tenderness, friendship, and no love. 4. The Holy Light Church is one of the main forces fighting against evil forces. There are no conspiracy theories. There are internal struggles, but they are only small-scale forces and individuals. The general direction is clear between good and evil, with a small number of people (some are raped) 5. The protagonist will not be restrained by any force and appear aggrieved. (I really like this book. What I like the most is that the setting of the European Emperor is really warm. He is always reliable and protective. Unknowingly, the protagonist is treated as a child, and he will fight for any benefits he deserves. The church will not be embarrassed. Risky characters will give rejection plans, and the powerful protagonist will make him proud. It is really a flesh-and-blood story.)

It's a good-looking movie. It doesn't have any awkward laughs as expected. Every laugh point is very natural. The author is very good at it. The plot is not draggy. The protagonist is decisive in killing and not boring. The plot is also quite imaginative. The protagonist has various abilities and is very interesting to watch. Recommended

It's very interesting, and the plot is well written, but it's a bit vulgar, but it doesn't matter. The interaction between the protagonist and his friends is also very interesting. However, when I saw the nightmare in Knowledge City, the protagonist was afraid that his friends would no longer be under his control to do evil things. I think the author should write some things later, and the friends are becoming more and more like a person, but the combination is becoming more and more like a person. There are brains, eyeballs, bones, hair, blood, and some others that I won't go into detail, like teeth. I look forward to the plot in the future.

Apart from the fact that there is no official heroine, this is a very good book and the overall plot is very good. From the beginning, Rupert "fooled" the villagers in the small village to being recognized by dragons, elves, goblins, dwarves, and many people. Originally, the protagonist just wandered around to get weirdness, but slowly he also developed the concept of "guarding". This concept also affected the weird friends around him and saved many lives. What makes people feel comfortable is that the author did not deliberately describe how selfless and righteous the Holy See is; nor did he overly belittle or discriminate against the Holy See. Rather, it shows us a very complete image of the Holy See - although there is corruption now, there are still many people fighting for its ideals. This is different from some novels that overly advocate or overly belittle. Secondly, Rupert's character image is also remarkable. Although he often "fools" people, everything he does can be regarded as justice; although he seems to be very strong and casual, his "Nightmare" chapter also shows that he is afraid of losing control of himself. This allows me to see a three-dimensional character rather than a flat, simple character. However, there are also shortcomings, that is, Rupert abuses vegetables a little less often. Maybe because of the plot and combat power issues, we rarely see weird ones with weak containment. In fact, we can write more about "fungi" that are weak but have some mechanics. Also, I'm still looking forward to the development of the emotional line, whether it's the little blind Sophia or the female member of the elf clan, I'm looking forward to new stories.

Personally, I think it's very good-looking, and it's light and cheerful. I read in the comments that the main character is girly, but I personally don't think so. Regarding skills, they say they can't control them, but they belong to companions, not just skills. There's nothing about the skills betraying the protagonist. I like it so far, and there's nothing that makes me complain. I hope the author can continue to work hard (ง •̀_•́)ง Come on

This is a really good-looking and authentic light novel. The male protagonist currently has no CP. I really enjoyed reading it. I searched all over Tomato and couldn't find a similar book. The interaction between the protagonist and his little tentacles is very cute✌︎˶╹ꇴ╹˶✌︎ I like it very much. There is no such lousy diaosi psychological activities in the book. The rating of 8.8 Is a bit low. The writing style and plot are better than some watered-down 9.0 Novels. It deserves a rating of 9 or higher! Woohoo, author, hurry up and update, it's not enough [crying]

It's very good and has a bit of poison, exposing skills in other people's territory, and some mental journeys. You can skip these when watching it, and it won't interfere with your perception too much. You can get more into it when you kill time to watch the subsequent plot, as long as you don't always have a critical mentality.

It's pretty good, nothing poisonous. The protagonist works hard on his own and still distinguishes between good and evil. I can't walk without seeing a girl. When I meet a girl, I have to describe a few scenes. There is no nonsense at the end, unlike some books that add a PS nonsense sentence at the end of each picture, which affects listening to the book. Why is the rating so low? It should be at least 9.3 Level, right? I have read 400 chapters and have not continued to read them until now. Are there any shortcomings in the later stage?

This tentacled little priest is very cute~ The author is very good at shaking things up, and his language is humorous. It is a rare and hilarious article.

It is witty and humorous, and there are many female characters. Currently, female elf, succubus, countess, female weirdo, female dwarf, female knight, nun, noble lady, and cross-dressing boss have all appeared. It is very exciting. Oh, I am still confused at the moment. I still want to watch it. Hurry up.

The protagonist gains abilities by killing weirdos, and the most unique thing is that all skills have independent thoughts. They are more like partners than skills. I really like this. I have seen more than 380 chapters so far. The previous human companions were just interludes without CP, and the skills are like real companions of the protagonist. Anyone who can accept this should be very comfortable. If it is not so exciting in the early stage, it can only be regarded as average, until after being wrongly accused and leaving the church, it starts to feel comfortable. So far, it's a pretty good novel.

Overall OK However, I saw that the introduction was written from the perspective of fighting, and I thought it would be a fun type of fighting. Overall, it looked a bit like a daily life episode in anime, and it always had the same relaxed feeling as anime, but it was a bit draggy for me, but the overall plot was okay. I'm currently at level 5. I just got Devil's Whispers. All the partners in the introduction are out. However, I hardly use the full strength stance in fighting, and there are no particularly dangerous battles. The enemies I encounter are all unknown to the opponent's level, but they can beat each other in a fight. Overall, it's okay. If you like life narratives, you can watch it. If you like watching confrontation and escalation, it may have some flaws.

The characters in this book have a complete world view along the way. The author describes the protagonist's experiences along the way, starting from a border town, to some famous cities in the human empire, to the dwarf cities scattered in the human empire, and then to the special elven territory, and then from the orc tribe to the elven kingdom. Along the way, he has to deal with the strange devils and collect friends, and this is it. The scenery of various racial territories in the western fantasy world is very good. Some of the interactions between the protagonist and the weird friends around him are the most interesting. The author uses emoticons very well. I like this very much. I don't see it much in the novel. The early plot is very reasonable and it is not a poisonous point. The plot development is logical and you can read it with your brain [Sending Hearts]

The story of a western fantasy adventure is well written. Goldfinger has been weakened, but his combat power is not compromised, and the storyline is quite interesting. However, the golden finger of the protagonist is to put it bluntly, it is the absolute suppression of weirdness. The weirdness that makes all living beings fear like tigers turns into cute little friends in the hands of the protagonist. As a result, in the middle period, a strange fungus encountered in a tribe of weak chicken tanukis in the orc country directly turned the protagonist's friends into rebellion! Using cheats doesn't work yet! The protagonist's life-saving skills are directly displayed! This poisonous point is too poisonous to accept. It directly destroys the protagonist's foundation, but it's okay. Sorry, farewell!

It looks good. I suggest the author write a double male protagonist. I feel like he is very talented.

It's written as if someone has changed. It's beautiful. To put it simply, it's about a magic stick saving the world. I've seen this book several times, and I was dissuaded by the introduction and cover page the first few times. I felt it was pure deception. The more I read, the more wrong it became. Why does this book look like it's glowing red/bs Unite the intelligent races to chop off the devil's head and fight the epochal war. The red doctrine that the magic stick deceives people feels familiar, and there is a billion points of intimacy. The world view is quite complete. Many things have causes and consequences. There are many types of races (centaurs, elves, dwarves, goblins, werewolves, vixen, fox tribe, trolls, griffins, etc.) With different racial characteristics. After reading hundreds of chapters, the author does not swallow the setting and remembers what he wrote. Very pretty [sending heartfelt wishes]