
Today's Nun Is Going Crazy for the Priest Again
今天的修女也再为神父疯狂
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 478k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Father, They're All Going Crazy Over You神父,她们都在为你疯狂Alternate title on Fanqie
151Chapters
920Reads
6.6Score
104Shelves
59Listens
84.6kReads · all time
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The writing is very good and the author is knowledgeable. It is a true Western fantasy novel, not a fairy tale based on a Western worldview. The plot is slow, but I like the pace very much, it's just right, and I don't like fast food culture. The author's writing is great. I have caught up with the latest chapter. Moreover, the author is super diligent and can write several pages a day. The quality is still very high.
It's a very comfortable and clean writing style. Except for the fact that he slept with a woman for no reason at the beginning, there are no other problems. The male protagonist feels a bit abstinent. In the scene with the nun, the youthful feeling of the two people's secret love for each other is really well grasped.
It's good to read. I saw in a book review that some people said it was a female channel and that it was a template for a series of domineering articles. Did the people who posted these comments really read it? I didn't see anything related to female fans or bosses from beginning to end. Not only female fans can write so many emotional descriptions, but it's not without its shortcomings. The holy text in the article is a bit watery, and there are some places where the expression feels a bit problematic. Overall a good read and recommended, suitable as a buffer for those who have read too many beat-em-up stories.
Very interesting book The technique and plot may be a bit stream-of-consciousness radio wave type, not so popular, but it will be quite good when compared to radio waves. The plot is also handled at a very good pace, without being too confusing or procrastinating. The author is very detailed in setting the combat power level, and he has obviously put in a lot of effort. Well, looking forward to subsequent updates
It's good-looking, really good-looking. There are no cliches. The plot is very smooth. It doesn't look like it was written by a newbie at all. I felt very comfortable watching it. Eat delicious food😭😭😭😭
It's good-looking, really good-looking, and the writing style and narrative are very in line with my taste. It's plain but not lacking in power. I look forward to the author's subsequent updates [Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore][Adore]
Tomato is one of the few articles that pays attention to the description of atmosphere and the outline of the environment. However, the description of combat is still a bit lacking. It reads a bit like a farming novel or a road novel with a faint sense of relaxation. Bros who like fighting are not recommended to put it on the bookshelf. Ps: Author Ma Liu updated
I was surprised when I first read it. This is Tomato's book. I'm surprised. I have studied medieval western fantasy and human geography. Compared with most western fantasy novels I have read before, the content is richer. It's pretty good so far.
He is my favorite Uncle Liu Huang
The author should be from a female channel. There are too many emotional descriptions. In addition, only female channels use the term "divine daughter".