The Divine Official's Path to Promotion

When I wrote the long review, it had been half a month since I finished reading this novel, and some parts were blurry. I even went to find the character list compiled by the author at that time. Please forgive me for any errors or omissions. After reading novels for so many years, Western fantasy elements are everywhere in many novels. Fast-travel novels often set up a Western fantasy world, but it is a rare experience to completely read a Western fantasy novel. I haven't had this experience in several years. The setting of Western Fantasy is full of exotic cultural elements. Although it is indeed less popular, it is really interesting and fresh, so I have always had a special fondness for it. As a work of Western fantasy, this article uses the classic elements of Western fantasy very well. Whether it is the plot or the characters of the major racial camps, the overall amount of information is very overwhelming, which reflects the author's excellent writing skills. I remember that when I was reading the article, I often saw that the author would occasionally care about whether the readers were confused or confused when the author had something to say. It was really considerate (laughing) First is the plot. The plot of this article is not only ups and downs, but also has a very tight rhythm. Tang Qiu appeared in Edri, moved around in various Holy Sees, and entered the territories of major races several times, completing various main and side tasks. As the protagonist, she constantly changed locations, and with it, the background of the world continued to become richer and the relationships between the characters became more and more complex. Among them, what impressed me most was the various melees Tang Qiu participated in in many different locations, such as Anse City, Rose Manor, etc. Most of these melees involve extremely complex character entanglements, and have the value of important plot nodes, which can vividly display the article's huge world view and character network. Every time I watch a show, I feel dazzled and wonderful, and very satisfied. Second is the characters. This article is quite good at shaping the secondary characters, not to mention the most important ones such as Reese, Irene, etc. Even the characters who appear less often are very eye-catching. Irene, who appeared the earliest, the author said from the beginning that she would be throughout the whole text. Personally, when I read novels, I always prefer people with good character, so among the supporting characters, Irene is my favorite. As a black witch who wants to be a priest, Irene probably has the most sense of justice in the whole story (laughs). No one can choose their own origin. Fate played such a cruel joke on Irene, but she still persisted in walking her own path with disgrace and stumbling until the end. The residents of the Statu Continent did not know that during the second holy war between werewolves, elves, and priests against the black witches and vampires, there was a witch who made immortal contributions to the victory of peace. A tribute to the lovely Eileen, even if she is unknown. Reese is probably everyone's favorite supporting character in this article (laughs). She is really charming, and she is the most three-dimensional and full-bodied among the already vivid images. And her interactions with Monica, Lola, Audrey, and Saint Phoenix are very tense. The most important thing in her heart is naturally her sister Monica. The development of the relationship between the two sisters (referring to the family relationship) is not only touching, but also contains extremely rich and important plot information. Reese's harshness towards Monica when she first appeared was in sharp contrast with her deep love for her later on. The only long comment I saw in this article mentioned that she believed that a sublimation point of Reese's plot was the dialogue between her and the Saint. I also very much agree with this statement. This plot clearly reveals the feelings and truth of the sister line, which is very impactful to me. There are many things that are admirable about Reese. Her tenacity and unyieldingness are like a fire, supporting her and Tang Qiu to burn the entire decadent Holy See. The darkness of the Holy See has never buried her. She is an extremely powerful person who will never compromise. As for Monica, although she looks cold and old-fashioned, she is actually just an aggrieved sister who despairs and becomes autistic after being hurt and abandoned by her sister () Reese has always carefully protected her. She has an upright character and is a good priest needed by the Vatican and Statu, very similar to Jennifer. Although Reese's heart has become hardened, in a sense she protects Monica's kindness and justice, and also retains a beacon for herself who is trapped in the quagmire. They will never be separated again. I also have a good impression of Anna, who doesn't appear in many roles. She has a humorous and lively personality, is very capable, and feels like a very attractive working woman. There is also Karen, a cute, warm-blooded and loyal puppy. She is adorable and inexplicably feels like she will be a perfect match for Anna (laughs). The characters in the grocery store are also very distinctive, and I'm looking forward to making more appearances. The werewolf tribe has several cute little wolves, and like the elves, all the time, regardless of east or west, most of the rare races in fantasy literature are simple and united. Therefore, what Orfina and Delia did was particularly dissatisfying. It's a pity that they didn't get a truly cruel punishment (sigh). Although saying this is a bit overreaching, when I think of Aofina's behavior of killing her people, I can't help but hope that Faye will treat her family harshly, or secretly hope that she will die. In the comment section, I saw many readers who were crazy about this pair, but I think that such a stupid and troublesome character does have its own characteristics (?), Especially Delia, whose selfish and self-centered style is very suitable for the worldview of chaotic and turbulent racial entanglements. There are bound to be fishers in troubled waters. Just like Tang Qiu said, the elves are the purest and uncontested race in the Statu continent. They are not only the darlings of nature, but in most cases, they are also the darlings of Western fantasy novels--despite the bumpy fate, the ending of the story will always return peace and purity to the elves. As the queen of elves, Delphine's character is naturally as pure as that of elves. She also has a very personal beauty. When she first appeared, the author brought out Delphine's funny and elegant image in one stroke, which won the readers' favor. In short, she is the kind of charming queen who will make Patricia have many love rivals (laughs). Speaking of Patricia, under her cold appearance, she is actually a pure elf as blank as a sheet of paper - does she happen to represent a group of dark elves? I remembered seeing someone in the comment section saying that Patricia was like a puppy that was abandoned and stubbornly left by its owner, but secretly felt aggrieved and just wanted to go home. This meaning is too precise, it just smells like this cute puppy. It's the turn of the witch group. Although it is true that the black witch has done many evil deeds, the complex and subtle relationship between the witches before and after the war really moved me a lot. To be honest, I didn't pay much attention to the image of the black witch before the scene between Grana and Noah before the war. The villain's madness often does not require much reason, and it can be easily explained through contracts such as the Dark God Warlord. However, the author very cleverly depicts the true feelings under the different madness of Anderson and Garcia. This kind of sincere feeling cannot be crazy, it is just peaceful and pure. Chapter 228 Witch Morgan said to Noah: "The lunatics of the Anderson family are all close friends of the Garcia family." And tears flashed in Noah's eyes. This conversation really touched me. In fact, I usually choose the c-b relationship when the relationship is complicated - because friendship is more gentle and pure - such as Reese and Monica, I also appreciate them as sisters. But I am really hesitant about Glenna and Noah. Maybe it's because Grana acts like a twisted secret admirer who can't love her? This is all thanks to a comment she read one time. She said that it seemed that Grana's crazy behavior in creating gods was related to Noya's enthusiasm for the dark god, and there was a sense of jealousy and desire to replace it. This statement makes me think more and more. Noah only has the God of Darkness in his eyes, so Grana can't get the attention, so he becomes more and more distorted () But this is just my personal secret (laughing). Although Vera and Irene are not so profound, they are still the same. In the crazy lives of all the witches in Anderson and Garcia, only the moment when they look at each other can touch the only softness in their hearts. Finally, there is Tang Qiu and Lucille. Tang Qiu has clear goals and is reliable from beginning to end. She is the only Ariadne's thread that can solve all the long-standing problems in the Statu continent. In addition to a meticulous and impressive career line, who doesn't like a gentle woman who can train dogs? (Laughing) Tang Qiu is really flirtatious, that kind of gentle and elegant, very tolerant and disciplined feeling makes people wear a collar on their neck (?) Anyway, I particularly liked the relationship between Tang Qiu and Lucille when they first appeared. The puppy marks really poked me (revealing xp). This can't be blamed on the marshal who seems to be cold but is actually a loyal dog. No one can resist it. The part that made me throb the most in the whole text is definitely the part where two people confess their love. "A knight only guards one lover in his life." Lucille is a person who is completely incompatible with romance, but this once-in-a-lifetime confession is completely romantic. The pure love warrior fell to the ground (covering his chest) and in the second episode, Reese called Lucille to Tang Qiu "that puppy of yours". Tang Qiu said: "She is my knight, not a puppy." After saying this, she secretly muttered in her heart that Lucille really looked a bit like a puppy. This part is really awesome hahahaha In the traditional view, characters are the core of novels. There are many characters in this article, especially the unique multi-racial setting of Western fantasy novels, which makes each group have distinctive characteristics. Coupled with the heterogeneity among the races, the entanglements of collective and personal interests and emotions surrounding the characters are quite complicated. It is very challenging to outline and describe such a huge network of characters, so that every named character does not become a stereotype, and the author's writing skills are amazing. In addition, there are some slight flaws in the white jade, such as the shaping problem of the main CP. I saw two readers mention it in the comments. I fully agree with it. The author responded very carefully (see the comments on Chapter 228). But in addition to the more obvious Lucille, I would also like to add something about Tang Qiu. I pay special attention to character creation when reading novels, and I especially like to observe the psychology and emotions of characters. Tang Qiu has the characteristic of being emotionally stable and calm, but this makes her emotional fluctuations less obvious. For example, her feelings for Lucille are a little obscure, and the description of her friendship with Irene is not very detailed. So when Tang Qiu said that Irene was her best friend for the first time, I was a little surprised, thinking that it had not reached this point (laughing). The author once said that it felt that this article would definitely exceed 1 million words, but it stopped here in the end, which made me feel that there are indeed many places that could be expanded. But this is just my personal opinion, please ignore if there is any inappropriateness. Finally, to sum up, this article is really well written, and it made me feel the great charm of Western fantasy novels for the first time in a long time. The author writes each racial group vividly and fully, constructing a vast and vital alien continent, giving me a satisfying reading experience. The author's writing style is also very skillful, smooth and charming. I also finished reading "The Princess Patient", and even though the plot is simple, it is still very moving. I also like the new text very much and have been looking forward to reading the full text. Good plot-driven articles are rare to find on Lily Channel (no malice). For readers, encountering good articles and good authors is the happiest thing. I hope the author will return soon and write more wonderful articles like "Priest". I followed the author's Weibo account and saw the latest progress, which was also one of the six comments (laughing). Anyway, thank you to the author for his creation. I wish the author a smooth life, good health, and everything goes well. Also, I saw Jinjiang's reminder, is the author's birthday this week? Happy birthday then! 2025.3.3

Finally finished reading it! Lily West Fantasy is number one in my heart! ! Tang Qiu is undoubtedly a perfect heroine. This perfection is not flat. The author allows readers to get to know this powerful, gentle and charming werewolf priest through each incident. Regardless of whether Bai Hewen is a good character, a villain, or a supporting character, there are impressive female characters, including Tang Qiu and her knight Lucille, and the little unlucky Irene. There are also the heart-wrenching twin sisters Floris and Monica, the saint who endures humiliation, the elf queen and her little guardian, the bond between the completely evil Anderson witch and the crazy Garcia witch is also touching. I even secretly met two people who had no opposite roles but had a great sense of CP: the humorous Anna and the conscientious Jennifer. There are so many favorite female characters that even 100 extra chapters of a novel of this caliber would not be enough.

I ate so well. The first Western fantasy book I read was already a god. How can I read other novels? It has already been given to many people!

I read it again every year. This is the fourth time. Every time I read it, I feel disappointed. I tell myself not to think about it and don't read it. I quickly forget all the content and read it again. It's a new book. Hahaha. It would be great if another bonus episode suddenly pops up. I wasn't too surprised when I saw it before. Thanks to the author Thanks to Tangqiu Lucille See you next time

Before I clicked on it, I really thought the author was here to create a new chapter TAT

I want to watch the extra story about Tang Qiu and Lucille, but it's not enough.

2026.07.11. I read [Milk Tea] again. It is really perfect. Every line of the protagonist group is very interesting. The author must have put a lot of effort into writing the outline. Erin's unlucky character is fun and easy to use [Spread your hands]. This woman, Ruisi, is also amazing. She has a sense of camaraderie with everyone. Ruisi's compound is very interesting.

A very delicious Western fantasy group portrait novel [Sahua]. The plot is compact and not procrastinating, and the rhythm is very well controlled. I like [Red Heart]. I haven't read such a long novel in a long time. I like Irene and Little Hairball.

It's so beautiful. I'm going to see The First Pope!

What! It's just gone! [Crying]