The System Keeps Getting Creepier, 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.

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'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.

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.