I Spread the Faith, and You Call It Illegal Proselytizing

This is a rare missionary novel. There is no fighting and killing, and it is full of rural humanity. The most important thing is that when you have the ability, you don't forget to help the people in your hometown. I originally thought it would be a quiet missionary, using the countryside to surround the city, and finally appearing in front of people, replacing other religious beliefs with the method of thousands of immortals coming to the pilgrimage. Unexpectedly, a copy came, and I suddenly became unfamiliar.

Overall, it looks pretty good. The author often responds to book reviews. I hope my thoughts can give the author some inspiration. Let's briefly talk about my feelings after reading the latest chapter: 1. About the direction of the protagonist's missionary work. When I first started reading, I personally preferred to cooperate directly with the country, show magical skills to relevant departments, explain my adventures, and then use the props in the system mall to build extraordinary troops and enhance the national strength after going directly to Tianting. Although the faith of the troops may make most people only light believers, in the early stage, the system tasks can be completed quickly, the daily faith value income will be more, and the subsequent development to the whole people will be convenient. However, at the beginning of the new chapter, the world is invaded, so my previous thoughts don't matter, but the idea of ​​cooperation should also be written to give the country a big advantage. If the author has his own plan, just check it out. 2. Regarding the systematic treatment of each position, the author has his own rhythm in this regard. My main point of opinion is that the protagonist does not fully utilize the system mall and is not timely. He only redeems some low-level props after he has accumulated a lot of faith points. Normally, he should check for leaks and fill the gaps for comprehensive development. First, sort out the low-end and cheap props in the mall and determine what he needs. If he has enough faith points, he can redeem them. If he redeems them a day earlier, he will be more confident. Then, each position within the church should plan the corresponding cultivation methods, magical arts and equipment based on loyalty, position and division of labor. There should be more follow-up combat orientations, stay-at-home, missionary, and combatants need to be strengthened in a systematic way, and the division of labor should be clearer and better. The current Dharma protector is to add some cultivation bonuses to some devout believers who are unwilling to go out to preach. 3. The power belongs to oneself. Since the protagonist is on the road to becoming a god, he should always focus on himself. If the faith value is enough, he should prioritize strengthening himself to improve his life-saving ability. In the early stage, the body may not be able to withstand guns and guns, and it will take a while. Later, when he is basically invincible, he can focus on improving the content of creating welfare. Finally, people are complex. The deepening of other people's beliefs does not mean that their loyalty has increased. The physical fitness after the second-level enhancement is about five times that of a normal human body, and the third-level is ten times that of a normal human body. Try to avoid believers using their own power to do illegal and criminal things, or the protagonist has countermeasures, such as being able to withdraw the enhancement effect at any time.

The content is good, and so is the writing. I just felt a little uncomfortable after being slandered by the woman who called the police for no reason at the beginning. I should find a way to prove myself, even on a small scale, instead of being driven back to the countryside in despair. However, the content is indeed in line with what ordinary people do after getting the system.

It's quite interesting. The author has taken a new path, except that he may not have grasped the scale well in the early stage and the writing is not so acceptable to the public. But overall it's still pretty good-looking, and it's not a genius or a loser. I just hope it's not a god, but just regains the power it once had, otherwise it will still fall into the cliché.

Go to a Taoist temple in a tourist spot and teach the Taoist priests the magic. Set up a statue to teach the Taoist priests and let them publicize it. Wouldn't it be better to get a Taoist certificate and mix in religion?

I've read a few missionary-themed books, but this one didn't lead to big battles or monsters, it just took root in targeted development in rural areas. The protagonist uses healing skills to develop his faith. He can also spend points to provide equipment skills to his believers to create divine envoys.

It seems to be pretty good so far, like a steady flow of water, but there is one problem: where will the money come from if I don't work? When believers go out to preach, they have to pay for it themselves, but these believers don't seem to have jobs either [laughing]

It's a bit like preaching a cult 😂

The book is a good book, but it is a bit lacking in content and water. It is recommended that you read it after reading it for a week. The current pace of this book must be maintained. I retract my preface, it's too abrupt, so I'll deduct one star. Your previous preparations are of no use at all! Suddenly entering the copy stage??? I thought you were about to poop out, but you just digested it???

He is really serious about writing, there is no unnecessary nonsense, it sticks to the theme very closely, it is a great novel.