I'm Really a Priest, and I Roll with Odin

It's so good-looking that I'm laughing so hard that it's like a placenta. It's fine for five stars, but I hope it becomes more Nordic in the future, more Odin! For the Hall of Valor! Shenshenbaotao is the real priest. To be honest, it is a bit embarrassing for a western fantasy priest. It is okay in the early stage, but I still hope to become a religious madman as soon as possible. This book is essentially a sand sculpture novel, and has nothing to do with the title other than career. Why was this book recommended to me? After the filter is removed, this book is all very old stuff

I finished watching it in one go. It was pretty good. I just wanted to reduce the plot of watching beautiful women's sex scandals.

It's a pity that the beginning is mediocre, but overall it's good, especially the chapters describing the city, which suddenly feel like a different world. Generally speaking, it is very good, almost non-toxic, the writing is smooth, and I hope it will get better and better. (Did the author not invest any money? It is obviously very good among the dozen or so novels I have recently collected randomly, but why are there so few reviews?) It started to become chaotic after the introduction of Eastern forces, especially the gods who frequently failed, and Loki wandered around without knowing what he was doing. This book can be said to be terrible. I haven't updated it for several days now, and I don't know what the author is thinking. It's obvious that the previous chapters are good, but now I feel more and more confused as I write, and I'm writing myself into it (I don't know if there is an outline, or if I write step by step)

Are you really like Odin? There seems to be no shit-lime under Odin's seat.

It's quite interesting, but I don't know how the author writes about the Eastern gods, the Haotian God who is in charge of all things in the world and the netherworld and the underworld, the three pure beings who are the incarnations of Tao, etc. I hope the author will not overly strengthen those gods in the West who are not as powerful as the gods of thunder, lightning, and the stars in the sky.

A good role-playing article, like an extraordinary story about an ordinary person traveling to a different world. There is no grand mission, only small difficulties... Okay, got it. A village official from another world leads the whole village to get rich

Definitely a reserve for the Book of Gods. The only sticking point is that as a believer of Odin, Loki has already made it so obvious that he hasn't noticed it yet.

What else can I say? I think it's okay. I stayed up late to read it, and it's still the same sentence. The author will update it soon.

A good book

A very funny and novel novel, I hope it doesn't involve eunuchs