Your Eminence, the Gods Really Haven't Fallen
主教大人，神明真的没有堕落
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- European Fantasy
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Western Fantasy Setting, Mages, Fully Developed Worldbuilding
I'd like to read something like "Lord of Ashes". 1. A Western fantasy novel with a mage protagonist, preferably one who has creative ideas about magic and can develop their own unique magic or spellcasting system, like "Throne of Magical Arcana" by Cuttlefish. 2. A magic-and-farming story, preferably one that...
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A World of National Destiny and the Supernatural
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Western Fantasy, Otherworlds, Swords and Sorcery
Something more conventional, with a grander worldbuilding. That’s about it.
Feel-Good Stories With Multiple Female Leads and an Invincible Protagonist
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Multiple Heroines, Original Premise, Unhealthy Relationships
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If You Want Multiple Heroines, Come On In
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I’m Looking for High-Quality Western Fantasy Novels. Please Recommend Some
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Western Magical Continents
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Wow, this is really good. He did a very important thing: he didn't treat the readers like fools. He said what needed to be said, gave what needed to be given, and the plot was excellent. You should check it out.
It's suitable for those with unorthodox tastes; the writing is quite good. As for some comments mentioning things like "green" (a euphemism for infidelity), I don't agree with discussing such things with an obviously unorthodox novel. Special preferences shouldn't be projected onto the novel itself. So far, it's still very good.
It's incredibly good! I've played it for 4000+ hours on my main account. The plot is flawless, unconventional, and the protagonist is straightforward and skillful. There's a minor emperor, and currently, there are two female leads—a contrasting saintess and a thirsty little vampire 😋. It's absolutely delicious! If you don't like it, come back and tell me!
The writing is good, but the vampire nun should be one of the female leads, right? She bites other men's necks and sucks their blood, and the other nuns under her command were tortured for months. The other nuns are fine, but since she's not a female lead, the vampire nun feels a bit off-putting; I can't accept it. I wish the author continued success in writing. Goodbye.
It has an Ottoman flavor; it's very good to watch.
The writing is fluent and the logic is sound. While the theme appears to be heresy and rebellion, it actually promotes intellectual liberation and technological advancement, making it a high-quality novel worth reading. However, there are a few points. First, to cater to readers, the author made the protagonist somewhat fastidious, refusing to accept anyone who wasn't a virgin.
After reading 400 chapters in three days, I finally found a gem! The writing style is superb; the author's descriptions of natural scenery and characters' emotions are top-notch, making the reader feel as if they are right there in the scene. Furthermore, the novel contains some knowledge and the author's unique insights, which surprised me quite a bit.
The logic is excellent, and the story is captivating, so why are so few people watching it?
Personally, I feel the protagonist is more like a fun-loving person, pushed along by the system (while ensuring he doesn't go astray while having fun). However, his carefree, charlatan-like behavior and pursuit of amusement inadvertently lead to a liberation of thought. The initial empire has a Western medieval feel, tinged with a sense of decadence and hypocrisy.
It's not bad, but many readers say it follows the Otto template. In my opinion, it doesn't. The protagonist doesn't have Otto's sense of overall control; he's just a lucky guy forced by the system and the author's power to smooth out unexpected events. His early introduction of currency and revealing his vampire identity from the start seem a bit rushed.