The Hidden Evil God: My 108 Priestesses

As a specialist in villainous and dark fiction, this book's character development is decent, and the descriptions are quite rich (a bit too much). However, there are still some minor flaws, but they are acceptable and not a big problem. Hopefully, you'll continue to improve.

The more I watch, the more I want to watch. I especially love these kinds of dark and corrupted storylines 😎

It's a great read, a true "feel-good" story, unlike those fake "feel-good" stories where the protagonist is constantly frustrated but ultimately gets a slap in the face. It's consistently enjoyable, with the protagonist being an invincible mastermind. It's a different type of "feel-good" story from those where the protagonist constantly crushes the enemy, but both are very good.

As for combat power, the character who could defeat powerful monsters at the beginning couldn't even beat weaker ones later on. The corrupting properties of the evil god became completely useless later on. Also, although it was clearly stated that the protagonist's hands would be restored, the hands were then separated into palms, arms, and shoulders.

Having read up to Chapter 18, it's not bad so far. Although there are some mentally unstable and abnormal elements, at least it reflects normal human behavior. Don't think it's outrageous that I'm reading comments after only reading Chapter 18; these days, 99% of novels can't even be finished with a single chapter. And 88% of novels can't even finish the legendary golden first three chapters.

It was really good, I wanted to save it for later, but I couldn't resist and watched it all at once 😏😏😏

Creativity: 2 stars; Setting: 1 star; Writing: 1 star; readable to kill time when bored.

It looks pretty good so far. It's a novel, and the protagonist stays behind the scenes until the very end, avoiding any grandstanding or showing off, otherwise it'll become cliché.

It's definitely a fast-paced, enjoyable read, and the dark theme is quite satisfying. However, there's a lot of repetition, which can get a bit boring after a while.

It's pretty good; the writing style is similar to that of religiously themed poems, but there's a bit too much repetition… I'll listen again when I have multiple roles.