Reborn as a Little Saintess, I Slay My Way Through the Trial Game

The first chapter is about the caged bird getting out of trouble and the dragon entering the sea. The sacred attribute talent in Chapter 2 is very powerful. I am my own god, the god of eternal star light, or so it is. Chapters 3 and 4 are the first battles. The holy talent restrains the undead. As the saying goes, "The restraint is greater than the sky, and the special attack is on the sun gods." It is so terrifying and desu. Chapter 5 is about the bad nature among the players, and it is best to be cautious when traveling with others. Chapter Six, Seven, Chapter Eight. Encountering an ill-behaved person by chance, Yongguang Saint's faith first made great achievements. Chapter 9 is the follow-up advanced route planning. The eleventh and eleventh is to eliminate heretics and understand the magic of faith. It is very good. The three gods in the copy world are respectively the "Holy Ancient", "Hidden Wisdom" and "Prosperity Creator" with three senior qualifications. They are so terrifying. The twelfth to sixteenth chapters are to kill the dungeon BOSS and get the green treasure chest reward. In summary, the first copy is not bad, and the author's notes are also good, so you can take a look. Rating 9/10, five stars!

It's pretty good, it looks comfortable, and there's nothing bad about it. It's just that the protagonist feels like she's drifting with the crowd. The saint should be seen in front of more people. The protagonist has a singing skill at the beginning but she hasn't used it in the latest chapter.

It is a very thorough book, and the story logic is well written. For example, after watching some of the introductions in the panel, you can get direct insights and experiences. Writing this way can explain why the protagonist can use his abilities freely. For example, after getting the skill book, I want to see if I can learn it by myself without consuming the skill book. When you encounter a monster, sneak over and get closer to identify it. In addition, the game rules are set more carefully, and are slowly given out as the protagonist first thinks, and then explores and verifies. It is not a matter of course to ignore the past. I can't tell you too much, but such details are indeed everywhere in the book, which can be seen as the protagonist thinks. Although I haven't written much about it yet, the ability system is still relatively comfortable to read. Coupled with the good setting, it is indeed a good book that attracted me. Personally, I still pursue a sense of logic when reading books. Fantasy is okay, but it cannot directly contradict or be absurd with the real world. For example, in the book "Time Stop", because the protagonist traveled through the past, a day in his original world was 24 hours, and a day after time travel was 23 hours, so I felt it was very ridiculous to be able to stop time for an hour. It's okay if I don't explain it, but I can't stand it if I can read it and explain it. Isn't the 24 hours in a day artificially determined by the earth's rotation cycle? It can only represent one day on earth. It cannot even represent a galaxy, a star cluster, or a universe. When I go to another world, I can stop time because of this. I say that as a person in another world, I only have 24 hours in a day, but now it has become 23 hours. If I have an extra hour, I can freely control it. Don't you think it's ridiculous?

As a saint, it is a bit wasteful to fight monsters with your own hands. Why not train more guardian knights? You will only take action when you need strategic force to strike, and you can also form your own sect power in the player circle.

Although the setting of the Loli Saint is very interesting, I didn't feel at all happy after reading Chapter 20.

Go ahead and ask if the gods that the protagonist believes in really exist or are made up or created by the leader. The character of the leader seems to have some potential. There are no memorable points or highlights in the current plot, which is quite bland. From the previous comments of the author, it seems that people still want to have Blue Star players traveling through the main world in the future. Well, how to put it? The shaping of the player group should be better mainly based on the type of game. No matter what game, it is the kind of hive consciousness. Everyone in the community is confused and almost everyone goes crazy. To be honest, I am not optimistic about the setting of Blue Star players. I've only read one or two of the popular ones right now. Come on.

There is something wrong with the introduction of the novel [Chigua], the kind that is sold by parents is usually stuffed into the background board. After all, we all subconsciously avoid this kind of character 🤦. I haven't read the content yet, so let's leave it like this. After you cut off the original one, I have been waiting for you to write another novel that I can read 🤦. I will always watch you.

Potential seedlings, water them well. Check in first, and then you will be the Great Old One.

Okay, okay, it looks okay so far. Should this be considered the main god mission stream? The main god has been replaced by the system, and coupled with the behind-the-scenes flow in the real world, there are no big problems so far, and I don't feel frustrated watching it.

A very good book, but the word count is a bit short! Come on, I hope the updates won't be interrupted. Many of the ones I've watched have been interrupted 🙂