As a former priest and now pope, Chris's church refuses to accept three types of people.
The first type is to refuse to accept fools, because staying with fools for a long time will affect your IQ.
The second type is not to accept those who have been expelled from other churches, because I don't want what others don't want.
The third type is not accepting perverts with certain quirks, because perverts should stay in mental hospitals and not run around.
What will a defrocked priest face when he establishes a new church? Encirclement and suppression by other churches? Exclusion from peers? Or just a bunch of idiots? Freeloader? Are you about to defect at every turn? Who knows.
Ah? Is there really no one watching...
Finished reading, come on
Is it because the first few chapters were too slow? To be honest, I didn't read the first few chapters carefully, and I kind of don't remember them, but overall it's well written.
Why is no one reading this book? This book is neither novelty nor reactionary. It has no flaws in logic and no flaws in the writing. It's all very good. Why is there almost no one reading it? [Laughs and cries]
To be fair, although this book is not particularly amazing, it is at least above average in Tomato. I personally prefer to read books that are not unusual for being removed from the shelves at any time, so the fact that I can finish this book proves that it is indeed well written...
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It's quite interesting, come on✊
Ah? Is there really no one watching... Finished reading, come on Is it because the first few chapters were too slow? To be honest, I didn't read the first few chapters carefully, and I kind of don't remember them, but overall it's well written. Why is no one reading this book? This book is neither novelty nor reactionary. It has no flaws in logic and no flaws in the writing. It's all very good. Why is there almost no one reading it? [Laughs and cries] To be fair, although this book is not particularly amazing, it is at least above average in Tomato. I personally prefer to read books that are not unusual for being removed from the shelves at any time, so the fact that I can finish this book proves that it is indeed well written...