I’m a Hero of the Righteous Path, but They Mistake Me for a Heretic in Another World

It has a good sense of freshness. Tomato is better than the starting point. If the author practices his writing a few more times, he can go to the starting point.

A heart-warming father-son story, the child's father is a decisive and righteous partner in killing, the son's IQ is online, resourceful, heart-warming daily story, feel free to read [sneaky smile]

I finished reading it in one go. Yes, the setting is very novel. However, I see that there are a lot less weird elements in the original world now. It just laid a foreshadowing, which I guess will be useful in the future. I think the character of the protagonist is quite likable, a bit like that kind of hot-blooded idiot, which is pretty good.

Good book, good book, I almost got cheated by the person who deliberately gave a low score. Fortunately, I tried it and there was nothing wrong except that the quantity was not enough [I felt full]

I have been using the platform for a long time, and I don't dare claim to have read many books. But I have experienced the disappointment and surprise of chasing books. I have also tried code writing, and I can understand the difficulty of serialization and the cruelty of the platform rules. I read the updated content today, the "All Beings" at the beginning of the second volume, and marveled at the author's penmanship and ingenuity. I remembered that every time I read the latest chapter, the book was rated unevenly, so I wrote a long review and gave it full marks. I hope that this positive feedback will be the reason for the author to insist on finishing the book; I have seen many homogeneous long-form serials and novels. As a relatively low-threshold form of creation, in the Internet age, unlimited content floods into people's limited attention: except for the top group of talents who can stand out among the world's heroes, most of the mid-to-upper-level results have more luck than level, and research on the market is better than the story itself. Such an environment is not suitable for creators who have self-respect but need to eat and enjoy reading. Instead of watching people as a daily routine, stably defeating monsters, upgrading, starting a family and buying a house, it is not friendly to readers; I don't know the author's mentality, but as a reader, I often "feed" the wonderful serialized books. Recently, I can no longer see paragraph reviews, and the individual long reviews on the book cover are extremely unobjective. As a reader who is often silent, write long reviews to support, thank you for serializing works on a free platform.

The writing is smooth, the structure is compact, the wedges can be opened and closed freely, and there are some things that are more interesting if left unexplained than explained clearly, such as the Inca language for teasing the female Asura. By the way, cultivating immortality is also a cover for the author. What he really wants to write about is the rebellion of all realms. You see, this is the interesting part of not explaining it [please take a closer look]

Who is giving this book a low score? I almost missed it because of the low score. It's a very interesting work. The writing is solid and the mind is open.

It's beautiful and quite innovative. The writing is also good, if the number of words were more, the rating would be higher.

The protagonist has a good heart and is kind-hearted, but he does things carelessly. He often does bad things with good intentions and saves half of people... Fortunately, the protagonist is strong enough and evil enough, so everything is okay.

It's okay, if only the male protagonist was smarter, it would be righteous and evil, but unfortunately now it's more like righteous and stupid. How should I put it? It was too impulsive. I still have to take a longer view, but my heart is good.