Does Being a Cleric Mean You Can Do Whatever You Want?
神职人员就能为所欲为？
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- Completed
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- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 10d ago
- English
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- The Holy Empire: Starting with an Assignment to a Town Church神圣帝国，从赴任小镇教堂开始Alternate title on Fanqie
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Looking for Western Fantasy Novels
I’ve been into Western fantasy lately: elves, beast girls, gods, magic, and an interesting fantasy world. Does anyone have any good Western fantasy novels to share?
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Magic, Academy, Western Style, Preferably a Minor Noble, Harem or No Harem Is Fine
Looking for Good Western Fantasy: Swords and Sorcery, Nobles, Adventurers, Warriors, and Mages
I want books similar to Another World: From the Start, I Captured a Female Knight.
The Ultimate Guide!
Looking for books similar to "The End of Ten Days". Some hidden gems I’ve been saving for a rainy day 👀
Stories Where the Protagonist Builds a Powerful Faction
Are there any stories where both the male and female leads have built their own powerful factions? Please recommend some!!!
I’m Tired of Domestic Stories. Give Me Something Foreign. Any Overviews of European History?
Lord-Building, Catgirls, Animal Ears, and a Vast World
Nothing brainless! Western setting! Thanks! Beast girls! Beast girls! Beast girls!
I'm Addicted to Western Fantasy
Looking for books like Lord: Raising a Girl in the World of Agony. I want Western fantasy plus farming plus multiple female leads, with rich worldbuilding, smooth prose, and a tight pace. Let them farm when it's time to farm and fight when it's time to fight. Are there any similar books? Please, I'm begging you, experts!
Looking for Epic Western Fantasy: Adventure or Lordship Stories Are Both Fine
Looking for books similar to "Struggling in the World I Wrote".
Looking for Western Fantasy
Western fantasy means Western-style fantasy, not Journey to the West. It refers to a world that brings together angels, demons, dragons, elves, magic, knights, and the like. For reference, see Son of Light.
Who Actually Dug Up the Gold?
I'm too lazy to hunt for gold anymore. I don't want to work hard. Someone come save me.
Welcome to the “Don’t Be Fooled by the Title” Series
Sigh, some stories look so plain on the surface. You’ll never know how wonderful they are unless you click on them.
Lord-Building Stories With a Slow Growth Arc, No Unique Troop Type from the Start
Not the kind where it's all “from the start, the only hidden unit” and “SSS-rank talent,” then the protagonist is ridiculously powerful from the start with everyone losing their intelligence. I'd like some clever mind games instead.
Novels About Developing and Building Up a Small Ancient Country in Secret, Western or Chinese Settings
Transmigration and ancient-world development.
Please Recommend Stories Where the Protagonist Has a Group of Fanatical Believers, Preferably With Infinite-Flow Elements
Looking for books like I Became the Global Administrator of the Hell Game. I don’t read stories with a female protagonist, no offense, I just prefer a male point of view. No CP, two male leads, or ensemble casts are all fine. Don’t make the women weak or overly girly, and don’t make the male lead a womanizer or put women down. I like secret identities and characters working behind the scenes. No
Western Fantasy! Please Recommend Western Fantasy Books! It's All I Enjoy Reading During a Reading Slump
I want to read something like Western Fantasy: Making the Villainess Conquer the Insane Demon.
British Style, Medieval Aristocracy
Western Fantasy, Otherworlds, Swords and Sorcery
Something more conventional, with a grander worldbuilding. That’s about it.
Novels With Vast Worlds, Undercurrents Between Factions, and Racial Rivalries
Stories with expansive worldbuilding, multiple plotlines, plenty of foreshadowing, and conflicts between many factions, like "The Legend of the Evil Heroes", "Beast Blood Boiling", and "City in the Apocalypse". Any genre is fine.
Any Good Western Fantasy Novels?
Lately I've been craving Western fantasy and high fantasy. I'm so sick of what I've been reading.
Sword and Sorcery Is Every Man’s Dream, Right? Share Your Deep-Cut Western Fantasy Picks
The Best of the Best in Western Fantasy, According to You
Looking for books similar to "Mo En Li Xing".
Medieval Fantasy, Mount & Blade, Magic, Alchemy, Dragons, Multiple Races, and Lordship
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The background setting is good, but the style is a bit conflicting. The protagonist has a God-like background, but he's also a bit of a comedian. Then there's the addition of Gabriel, who is also a comedian. It clashes too much with the stereotypes in the Bible. While reading, my left and right brains are fighting each other, which is awkward.
As for its flaws, I personally don't think there are any issues mentioned in the reviews. The book explains them clearly and provides the reasons, so there are no inexplicable flaws. The only problem is that it leans towards entertainment and comedy, without any charlatanry, fanatical believers, or religious themes. It's very lighthearted, which I think is great.
The characters are vividly portrayed, the story is engaging, and the language is humorous when appropriate, with a good grasp of the nuances. It avoids forced humor, maintaining a balanced approach and focusing on the story's progression, preventing it from becoming mere slapstick. 5-Star recommendation. The author is likely not a newcomer; the writing style, structure, and pacing are all commendable.
Up to chapter 44, there are no major flaws, and the logic is sound. If you maintain this level of quality, I'll give you 5 stars if you want. Don't worry too much about combat power; just unleash your imagination and write whatever comes to mind. Don't suppress your characters; aim for overwhelming power. If you can make the most of the skills, that's what makes a good story.
This book is good and fast-paced. There aren't any major flaws, but I'll list some minor ones for you to see if you accept them: 1. He kills his ex-girlfriend, Villanti, who gave birth to his child. 2. The protagonist's characterization in the early stages is somewhat stereotypical. That's about it in my opinion, but they can be overlooked. Overall, the novel is good.
This is a very new type of book I've seen in the lord-themed novel genre. It's somewhat similar to Field's book, with a slower initial development but a very detailed plot. My personal opinion: It has shortcomings, but given its consistent updates, a 9.0 Rating is a plus. Shortcoming 1: Few foreshadowing and suspenseful moments, a common problem with new books.
This is a rare gem of a book, with both obvious strengths and weaknesses. On the positive side, the subject matter is novel, the plot twists are incredibly satisfying, and the emphasis on maintaining a high level of sophistication is excellent.
I've read 100 chapters. It's a very good Western fantasy novel, and it's rare to have a clergy protagonist. I feel the rating is a bit low. The protagonist seems to have a deep connection with Lucifer. The table of contents also mentions the Crusades, which I'm really looking forward to.
It's a great read, I love it! It cleverly balances faith and human effort without any overly unrealistic plot twists. I especially love the Crusades and look forward to the author leading the Crusaders on their conquest! 🥰🥰🥰
It was great. The author didn't go through the tedious, verbose writing style of other books I'd read before. I could skip over most of the details, and the author demonstrated a great understanding of many nuances.