Faith Is Forbidden

After staying up late to catch up on the latest chapter, I think I can still express my personal feelings about this book: The subject matter of the book is not new, but it is very unique. The description of the story is more realistic and very tense. However, this tension is reduced after more than 30 chapters. And because of the growth of the protagonist and the changes in the environment, the author downplays the description of realistic oppression, leaving the reader with no emotional response. In addition, there is no new emotion provided, which makes me feel that the subsequent plot is relatively dull. However, the main characters portrayed by the author are more distinct and distinctive, without the historical flavor of Long Aotian! But there is no lack of a bit of master's warmth. ಠ—ಠ (Dog head jpg) Overall I think it's worth reading! (Only my personal opinion. If you don't agree with it, please respect or express your own opinion. Please be careful in identifying [awkward laughter])

Wei Shen is a romantic person. He will give to people he has never met and sigh because of other people's tears. He is eager to express but does not want to be stared at (even if there are external factors). He wants himself and the people around him to live a better life and have a happier life, so he works hard and toils for it. He does not think about any lofty thoughts. As a believer himself, he does not want to be believed by others. He rescues the sinking people and advances towards the invincible enemy, just because he says that souls should be equal and the will should be free. So he comes, he destroys, he tramples on everything that blocks him, and death cannot stop him, because he is Wei Shen, a sage, an apostle, and even a madman, who wants to restore the freedom that life has been born with but has been deprived of. Even if the world is built on a wasteland, faith has become a taboo, and the Federation has set an iron law, neither the spirit nor the body can be free. In this world, some people ignore faith, some despise faith, and some devote themselves to faith, hoping to wipe out all heretics. However, he is Wei Shen. He ignores faith, despises faith, devotes himself to the cause of faith, and wants to use weapons against everything that puts life in shackles. This is Wei Shen, and this is "Forbidden Beliefs", a good book that is definitely worth reading.

It's good to watch, but I don't think I'll watch it if there's no heroine at the moment. I'll review it when there is a heroine. The protagonist has his own moral bottom line, and has his own set of criteria for judging whether to kill or not to kill. I haven't seen any double standards for the time being, so it's a good review. The worldview is similar to a mini-compressed version of Warhammer, and coupled with some of the author's own design ingenuity, it is very interesting and makes people want to understand this world in depth. Recommended ((*^∀^))👍🏻

Because the title and introduction of the author's book really don't attract people, I can only comment and give a little introduction to the background. 🤔Description: If I were to describe it in detail, it would be the planet version of Warhammer, which includes the Human Federation and several major demons of faith, such as demons of war. The author did not write down the specific details, and I did not read it carefully (I personally think that the author may be too lazy to think about the setting and just changed the background demon of Warhammer and moved it over [face covering]) 😋Approximate types of time travel and novels: Soul travel, playing a holographic game called "Unfaithful", and being electrocuted while wearing a helmet. It's a classic, but the classic will last forever. In short, this is not important. What is important is this setting. He seems to have brought the game panel over. When you see this, you may think it is another novel about traveling through the game in advance. I can only say that it is a reference, but it is not. This guy might be behind the scenes, and even his own body was used as a vest () I won't go into details, as doing so would spoil the story. Anyway, the protagonist ends his ordeal within five chapters, so he doesn't look aggrieved at all. He might get stabbed twice, but that's a minor problem. 😓I forgot about the background: There is technology, but current human scientific research may have relied solely on grave digging (archaeology). Maybe it was after some war? Or maybe I just remembered it wrong. Anyway, humans live in large hive cities. How are the hive cities divided into 369 levels? I also forgot how many mobile fortresses there are next to the hive city. In short, everyone is not living a very good life, and the bottom layer is the worst anyway. Then on the front line is called the War Fortress, fighting with the believers of the Demon of Faith, and at the same time, they have to regain the land taken away by the believers of the Demon of Faith. At the same time, not all humans are in the nest, there are some scattered outside called wanderers, and the ones who rob them are called the Sky Thief Group, it seems, because they use empty boats to rob. 👀What are the specific types of arms? The most basic ones are definitely mortals. On the battlefield, they belong to the category of cannon fodder, sweeping away a large area. Next is telekinesis, and then the level is 1234, the higher the higher (that's right), because the villain in the novel background is the Demon of Faith, so the normal army name is Faith Defiant () There are others, but I'm too lazy to go back and look for them. Finally, I have to talk about why I said the author was too lazy to move the setting of Warhammer. Because there is a branch of the army called "disloyal" It is to stuff people in the hive and those who are disloyal to the Federation, who are still alive after investigation, or similar, who are guilty anyway, and those who have telepathy are directly pulled into the army, and those who are not are sent to receive training. The training casualty rate is extremely high, and those who are finally trained will be sent to a force similar to the Atonement Army, which seems to be called the Death Vanguard? Anyway, it's just a small toy () that is put around the neck to suppress people's telekinesis, monitor their every move, and has an electric shock effect, and then sends them wherever there is danger. [Chigua] What exactly is the federal government fighting: From the largest to the smallest, the biggest one is definitely the Demon of Faith, similar to the evil god of subspace. Secondly, how many of their cronies are similar to the big devil? God's choice? That's pretty much what it means. Then at the bottom are the believers whose thoughts have been forcibly distorted, and are called fanatic believers. The most people died in this category. That's pretty much it. It would be too long to say more. In short, the world view and background design are already very complete, so you can read it with confidence. It's just that there are still relatively few chapters written at the moment. When I wrote this review, there were only about 70 chapters, but it can be seen that when the protagonist really grows up, he will probably have to aim for 300 to 500 chapters (you think so, author?) In short, don't be deceived by the title and introduction. Don't worry and read it. If you don't read it, you will be fooled. If you don't read it, you will suffer. You just don't know whether the author of the promotion will pay advertising fees (bushi) [sneaky laugh]

The writing is very good. It really feels like Warhammer at the beginning. After a few chapters, the style becomes more fun [laughs] and less serious (I personally prefer serious ones [get it]). Although there is no data at the moment, author, you must persevere [hold]! There really aren't many books like this on Tomato. A few days ago, I saw only one book review, but today I found that there are 10, which shows that someone still recognizes you, come on! [Sending Hearts][Sending Hearts] (I have been reading Tomato for more than two years, and this is my first book review for you. Don't live up to my expectations [cool])

Super super pretty! But the name didn't appeal to me very much. I was too bored, so I clicked in to take a look, and I suddenly discovered the treasure. It's really beautiful! But reading the comments, the author seems to be very disappointed and not confident. Don't be disappointed. It's just the beginning. This is normal. I believe the author will become popular little by little. Don't be anxious. Take your time. Come on.

Worldview can. After all, the protagonist comes from the real world and more or less received nine-year compulsory education. The character of the protagonist is also understandable, and it is reasonable to follow this analogy. Regarding the issue of divinity and humanity of the protagonist, my feeling is that it is similar to that of the Emperor in Warhammer, but the Emperor in Warhammer has more divinity (the emperor's love for the human species is human nature, and various unhuman operations are the absolute rational expression of divinity). Although I haven't read much, I think this book should play the role of the protagonist based on various cool articles, and the process of transitioning between divinity and humanity and gradually balancing divinity and humanity. Have you seen Jian Lai? I think it's just like Jianlai's situation, but the world view is different. Actually, I haven't seen many of them. Is this just a rough guess about the early plot? [Awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]

So far I think this is pretty good. But I'm just curious. The protagonist is a demon of faith who relies on faith to increase his strength, but later on he seems to intentionally suppress others from believing in him. The author's explanation is also confusing. I don't really understand it, but I think it's a good book. I'd better understand this again [thinking]

Excellent food, don't be persuaded to quit by the fourth natural disaster forum. There is nothing to describe. The protagonist is very online at the beginning, which is very enjoyable, but there are too few chapters. Some stories are written in a hurry and can be polished. The world view is currently relatively sparse. The author should have been contaminated by the E demon┐(‾᷅㉨‾᷅)┌ Finally I sent it, alas╯╰

Very to my liking, feels a bit like an empire, hahaha loyal. It's just that the introduction is really not attractive enough. If I hadn't looked at it a few more times, I would have just crossed it off. Come on, author. Keep writing! [Learned]