(Western Fantasy) The Saint Must Die

Very beautiful, I like it very much. The ending is a bit bland, but it is still a rare good article (like it) Personally, I like this kind of research, setting and background very much. The plot is very well written, and it has a good balance between readers' understanding and the intrigue between the characters! While the plot is advancing, various emotional lines and exciting literary lines are also fully developed. What is rare is that the logic is compact and the characters have their own characteristics. Whether the villain or the male lead, they are all convincing and lovable! I can sense that there is room for improvement in some corners in the arrangement of the plot, characters and even the final idea, but I can also realize that it is not easy to complete the ending. Perhaps this is the greatest meaning to the author himself! I really like this couple, no matter what. I finished reading the random comments in one go. The author of Pandora's article is concerned about it. I can't repay the kindness of the past. Rockets support me.

The author did a great job writing it. This Western fantasy book has a lot of feeling, and it can be seen that the author is very careful. After reading a few chapters, I couldn't help but download it and read it. I finished reading them all today, so here are my feelings and thoughts: ①The nameless god and the god Moloch Although it is said that the gods here have no gender concept, I can't help but think about it, such as the nameless god and the god Moloch who killed each other and then fell in love. After reading the full text, I always feel that the nameless god is a bit biased towards women, because Daniel, a human being who is like an ant in the eyes of the gods, is still mentioned many times by the nameless god after so many years. It seems that Daniel still left some traces in the psychology of the Nameless God. Although the flow of time in the upper realm is slower than that in the lower realm, it can still be seen that the nameless god prefers women. When the god Moloch appeared in the article, I deliberately flipped through Chapter 80 and found that he was used instead of Him. This satisfied my imagination (of course, it may also be a gross negligence of the author [crossed out]). This is the premise that one of the two gods is male and one is female. Afterwards, the Moloch God and the Nameless God developed quite a tacit understanding in their constant battles. If you possess a human being, I will also possess one. If you want to destroy my followers with filth, I will use the same method. It always feels like two children fighting and fighting. Obviously, as gods, there should be an easier way to destroy the other party's believers after the gate of heaven is opened... ╮(╯▽╰)╭ The two gods kept getting acquainted with each other during the fight, and they gradually fell in love with each other. Their imaginations couldn't stop messing with each other_(:з∠)_ ②Lille's identity revealed I didn't know how Lear told Celia his identity until I read the special edition. I had always wondered when Lear told the saint that he only told the riddle. I always thought that the parchment was just some conclusive evidence. I was misled by the saint's words: "In addition, he also told me a secret." Because what was said before was "Lille gave a riddle when they last met, and the answer was where the necklace was. Solved the riddle and found the necklace." I understand that in addition to Lille giving a riddle, he also told the saint his identity (in fact, he didn't, so I was very confused), but what the author wanted to express was that in addition to finding the necklace, the saint also knew the identity of Lille that Lille wanted to tell her. ③About Finnegan's President and the Immortal Flower Potion Finnegan's president appears twice in the whole text. The first time is the old country man who seals the scabbard into Luke's body, and the next one is the nameless young president who calls himself a magic apprentice. Luke was born in 1165, and when he was 20 years old, he met the elderly president from about 1185 to the end of the story in 1189, about 4 years passed. It is said that President Finnegan lived for a long time. Due to the limited number of eternal flower potions, only the Youth President was left among the core 10 people in 1189. They probably survived in more than 800 AD, so by 1189 it was more than 300 to 400 years ago. Over the past 300 years, only one of the 10 people has been left, so in the short four years between 1185 and 1189, the old and young presidents of Finnegan were most likely the same person, and a person's change from old to young was due to taking the eternal flower potion. Then the eternal flower potion can make people younger. But it is possible that the two presidents are two different people because they have very different personalities. Then the eternal flower potion makes a person suspend his age, and he must keep taking it to maintain this state. So the question is, what is the function of eternal flower potion? Is the president who appears the same one or two? I'm very curious \\(^o^)/, the president of the mysterious organization of immortality, the precious immortality potion and other things are my favorite. ④After reading the chapters after Chapter 83, I felt that I had no motivation to read it, so I just gulped it down. There are probably a lot of things I didn't pay attention to. My bad QAQ. Finally, my first long review is dedicated to you. The lovely jokes are so beautiful.

*/ω\*) I've finished reading the second book. The first time I read this book was in middle school, when pirated articles were everywhere. Now that I have graduated and started working, I have my own little treasury. In order to pay tribute to the original version, I bought the entire book and read it. Emmm, but after reading the ending, I felt... I seemed to be confused with the ending of another book whose title I don't remember? Damn, I like them all anyway~

After reading this, I only have one feeling: the author is really too strong

At first, I thought that the background and setting of this story were just what happened during the Crusades in the Middle Ages. The magical place was only blessed by singing and the magical power of the saint. After I started to get used to the setting, there was a sudden change in the middle, and the world of gods and gods was brought in. To be honest, I felt a little bit subtle about this sudden setting at first, but then I gradually accepted it. Although the emotional development of Celia and Luke has been clearly explained, and there are quite a lot of dog abuse plots, most of them happened when they were suppressed by external factors. I originally expected that when these factors disappeared or there was no longer any threat, the relationship between the two could walk in the sun. In the end, there was only a short paragraph about this, and then it disappeared. I always feel that I still have regrets in my heart T_T As for the plot, when I read the synopsis, I thought it was a fun story, but when I looked at it, I found out that it was not_(:3∠)_. It was basically just fun for a while and then a long period of depression (this is different from the plot I read from the synopsis!) All in all, the writing style is quite good.

It was really →_→ to see such a sweet extra story about toothache, but the meat was eaten by the author again, and all that was left was the soup. Celia, who feels that she needs to coordinate the church and the magician's guild, is even busier... Remember to relax~

Every time I read a book, I am amazed by Shu's writing style and knowledge reserve. It is really well written. It is hard to imagine that this book was written a long time ago. I really like the characters and emotional drama of Luke and Celia [touch my head]

I really like the emotional description of two people secretly falling in love with each other in the early stage of this article. The two people try and pull each other back and forth, and finally they connect with each other and confess their feelings to each other secretly. It was so wonderfully written that no honorifics were needed later, but it would have lost its connotation. Is this the pleasure that forbidden love brings?

Very good book! Throw flowers!

I really like the emotional line in the article, but the description of the ending is slightly different from the author's opinion. But I must admit that this novel is the most "Western Fantasy" novel I have read recently. In short, the lack of writing power in some places cannot conceal the charm of the entire novel's strict research and complete logical chain. I look forward to bringing better works!