Faith Is Forbidden

Having stayed up all night to catch up with the latest chapter, I think I can share my personal feelings about this book: The book's subject matter isn't novel, but it's quite unique. The story's description is realistic and suspenseful, but this suspense diminishes around chapter thirty.

Wei Shen is a romantic man who will give his heart to people he has never met and sigh at the tears of others. He longs to express himself but does not want to be stared at (even with external factors). He wants himself and those around him to live better and have a happier life, so he works hard and toil for it.

It's good. You can buy it without worry if there's no female lead yet. I'll come back and leave a review when there is a female lead. The protagonist has his own moral bottom line, and he has his own set of standards for judging whether to kill or not. I haven't seen any double standards yet, which is a good thing.

Since the author's book title and synopsis are not very appealing, I can only try to defend it by providing a brief background. 🤔Description: To describe it in detail, it's a planetary version of Warhammer, featuring the Federation of Humans and several major Faith Demons, such as the War Demons.

It's very well written. The beginning really has that Warhammer feel, and the style becomes more humorous after a few chapters 😄, less serious (I personally prefer a more serious style [I understand]). Although there aren't many reviews yet, author, you must keep it up! [Bookmark] There aren't many books like this on Tomato Bookstore anymore.

It's absolutely amazing! The title didn't really catch my eye, I only clicked on it because I was bored, but it's a gem! However, judging from the comments, the author seems a bit disappointed and lacks confidence. Don't be discouraged, this is just the beginning, it's perfectly normal. I believe the author will gradually become popular, don't rush it, take your time, and keep going!

The world-building is acceptable. The protagonist, after all, comes from the real world and has received at least nine years of compulsory education, so his personality is understandable, and his actions are reasonable. Regarding the protagonist's divinity versus humanity, I feel it's similar to the Emperor from Warhammer, but the Emperor has more divinity (his love for humanity is humanity…

So far, I think it's pretty good. However, I'm curious: the protagonist is a demon of faith who needs to increase his strength through faith, but later he seems to intentionally suppress others' faith in him. The author's explanations are rather vague. I don't quite understand, but it's described as a good book. I'll have to figure this out a bit more. 🤔

A high-quality read. Don't be put off by the forum discussion about the Fourth Calamity; there's not much description. The protagonist starts with a very high level of power, which is very satisfying. However, there are too few chapters, and some stories feel rushed and could be polished. The world-building is still relatively limited. The author seems to have been influenced by E-Da Mo (‾᷅㉨‾᷅)┌ I still sent it in the end, sigh ╯╰

It's totally my style, feels a bit like Empire, haha, loyalty. The synopsis is just not very engaging; I would have scrolled past it immediately if I hadn't taken a second look. Keep it up, author! Keep writing! [Learned something]