The Holy Light Rejects Me? What Does That Have to Do with Me Being a Dad?

[Laughs] It's very interesting to watch, and the plot is very long, especially the protagonist's skills are like treasures that need to be used a few times. They are hidden and pinched, and they are afraid of the cult. There are so many enemies, all of them are suppressing the protagonist. There are hundreds of them. The second level is not yet reached, and the enemies encountered are either third or fourth level. What's even more mysterious is the professions and skills. I don't know who belongs to which god. They are tightly hidden in black frames. I guess they will be hidden until the end, for fear of readers seeing them. This book is so cool that I keep it in my mind. My skills are too precious and I can't use them too much. If I use them too much, it will make readers think that my skill introduction is so awesome, but the actual effect will be like trash [sneaky laugh]

It's a good book for now. Apart from the fast-paced feature of always fighting small bosses, it is a very good western fantasy novel. I hope there are more routines for fighting bosses, otherwise it will be no different from brushing DNF dungeons every week [face covering]

It's a very nice book, but it has a strong sense of game. I suggest you don't engage in automatic battles with enemies every day. Also, the leveling is too heavy and you rely on mutations to defeat monsters every day. Finally, write more about daily life, otherwise it will be too repetitive.

The protagonist is a poor boy who didn't bring any specialties from his hometown, so he just looked at the poor boy and felt sorry for him, so he gave two big lumps of local specialties as a gift when he came.

8.5+ Rating is a good book. It can be seen that the author has a lot of ideas. At least the early growth, adventure and life of an adventurer are written in flesh and blood. However, the level of the combat power structure is too large, and the general direction of the plot is too compact, which in turn causes the protagonist to grow too rapidly in the middle and later stages and loses some of the fun of reading. The author's own considerations about "god" and "man" in the book are worth savoring. Unfortunately, it is still somewhat difficult to combine themes like Western fantasy with our traditional upgrade genre. If you want to write a Chinese-style Western fantasy novel that is different from the template of "Canglong", maybe it would be more interesting to weaken the concept of "level". However, the game-style upgrade and half-stats of job transfer and so on in this book can be regarded as a major attraction for readers to get deeper into this book.

At first glance, it is an outline of the article, and overall it is relatively comfortable to read. There are some minor flaws. Some actions feel that they should not have happened in the situation at that time (especially the use of skills with negative effects (untested, first use) to weaken oneself before the war in Chapter 243). Some descriptions can be more concise. The story is very strong, the IQ is online, and it is worth watching. I can give it 4.5 Stars. If I don't have a half-star rating, I'll give it a five-star rating. Good review.

It's really beautiful. My only thought is, Holy Light, what kind of demons and monsters have you raised?

I just like reading novels where I can pick up strange little things.

Yes, why is there no rating? [Think]

It looks good so far.