The Faithless Journey of a Lightless Nun

There are few stories in Tomato that are not about AI. The protagonist is a little world-weary but will not actively seek death. He may be a little emotionally indifferent. He is very religious but has the wrong god. But it's okay because the two gods are suspected of being brother and sister. The protagonist is currently suspected to be a container or reincarnation of a god.

It's a great idea, and the author also uses the advantage of the first person very well, and he has nothing to say about understanding the characters. In terms of the selected plot and the connection between the plots, the rhythm is also controlled very evenly, letting things take their own course and everything comes naturally. However, it has to be said that between the changes of perspective, because most of them are in the first person, some better connections may still be needed to allow readers to determine the object they are reading (such as the heroine's witch's pupil form?) Keep the current rhythm and your book will never be buried.

It's very good. It's a rare first-person novel that I can read. However, it feels a bit lacking because the current world view is a bit small. I like the character of the main character very much, and I also like that he always seems to be temporarily crazy at times, and it seems that he is very religious. And I feel like the sugar is a bit low, so I have to eat it myself.

It's just a five-star review. I like the story very well, but the beginning is a bit unclear. Just get over it. The description of faith is a bit like a boy with low self-esteem. It has a special flavor and the writing style is also very exciting. It's just that you have to get through the early stage when you are as blind as the protagonist. It becomes clear later when the protagonist officially sees the light. Anyway, it can be said that the literary youth-style description will change with the protagonist's mood, and the subsequent feelings will also change into expectations, which makes people look forward to it.

A very special perspective, a very serious Western fantasy world of blind nuns. The protagonist's light emotions and cold temperament add a bit of unique temperament. Anyway, I like it very much😄 I feel like there are signs of turning into a pious and treacherous person. Hehehehe It is the most beautiful "Baiwen Marriage" I have ever seen. There is no "femininity" that is very deliberate but not real at all. It can be seen that the author is not giving it away inexplicably like some "Baiwen Marriage" works, but is really portraying a soul. For a moment, I almost forgot that this seems to be "Baiwen Marriage" (it doesn't matter, it can be read as a romance, although there are not many emotional lines) The theme of "Changing Marriage" seems to be classified as a male channel (I think so), but I feel that this book will be very popular in a female channel😳The heroine's character is also very good for us girls🥰 The author is quite diligent, please update it quickly! Hungry… Come on, author, you will be popular. You should be popular.

Nice! The female protagonist is cute, but she's a bit silly towards the male protagonist. I like it!! The character of the male protagonist is also delicious!! The top priority is to update 10,000 words every day! 😢

This taste is so authentic. The character creation is great and the plot is interesting to watch. It tastes as good as ice. I just beg the author to make it faster and more delicious. I like it so much [lick screen][lick screen][lick screen][lick screen][lick screen ]🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤

I suddenly discovered that the first-person perspective can bring in the blind protagonist very well. When reading novels, I can only read the words. The pictures rely entirely on imagination. The blind person can only imagine what other people look like and what the surrounding environment is like.

Looks good, meow, it's ice-cold, meow The heroine is very cute, silly and has a little temper of her own. From the first perspective, it feels very good to be reading a Japanese and Korean light novel about changing marriage~ The only pity is that I always thought that the heroine was a sickly and blind loli, but when I looked at the character design, I realized why she was so cunning! The promised young god!! (Sad and angry)

Haokan, when will the training be given?