Becoming a Priest in the Middle Ages

Finally finished reading. This is an upgrading protagonist-type infrastructure novel with a decent writing and plot. It is different from the lord-protagonist-type infrastructure novels I read before. The protagonist develops his career from the bottom, so there are no infrastructure novels that start directly from the lord. I don't like the previous plot where the protagonist's credit and benefits always have to be shared with others. The ending is a bit rushed, but overall it's still good to watch, but it would be better if the plot of the subsequent development in the royal capital could be more detailed.

This emotional line is worse than no CP

Ah? This emotional line is really inexplicable

I feel like I could write another thousand or eight hundred chapters, but it ended so suddenly.

Summary: It's not finished yet. Just like the review said, the last few chapters start the time flow method. According to the previous rhythm, I feel that I still need to write at least one million words. The pace of the whole story is slow, there are no villains, there are not too many ups and downs, and the map is not expanded. It is not a cool story with a big upgrade flow and a slap in the face. The author's writing style is quite good, suitable for writing a long novel of several million words. The emotional line is not good at all, but the plot line is well received. If you came here for the "Pure Love" channel, don't watch if you want to see the interaction between attack and suffering. If you like to watch long flowing water without cp, you can try it. When I read Chapter 20 or 30, I was still wondering why such a beautiful article had such a low score. After reading it, I understood. The following contains spoilers: Let's talk about the emotional line first. I feel like I chose the wrong channel for this article. It's obviously non-CP, right? As for the slow heat emphasized in the author's copy, I would like to say that it is not slow heat at all. Just like boiling water, it usually takes five minutes to go from zero to 100 degrees, while slow heating may take ten or twenty minutes. But during this process, the water gradually heats up, it just takes a little longer. If the water remained at 37 degrees for the first 19 minutes and 59 seconds, and suddenly jumped to 100 degrees in the last second, then the water did not boil, but the kettle was broken, and the emotional line was broken just like this article... The number of words for the attack is not as many as the description of a supporting character. In the middle and late stages, the attack may not appear in dozens of chapters, and the total before the 200 chapters is less than 3,000 words. The place with the most descriptions of confrontation is in the copywriting, and there are much more descriptions of irrelevant supporting characters than of confrontation. According to the emotional line of the main body of the text, it can be very tense, but as a result, there are only a few interactions between the two. Maybe the author is not good at writing emotional lines? The character design is weakened, and the "gloomy and ferocious" in the copywriting is not reflected at all. Instead, it is a bit weak, and the character has no charm anyway. The emotional line is really stretched. As for the plot line, except for the first few chapters where Shou has a medicine furnace in space, the author seems to have completely forgotten about this setting, and the space only appears twice until the end. Whether it's farming or small inventions, they all revolve around the one-third of an acre of land that I own. The golden fingers are small. I grow sweet potatoes, make fire pits, make hats, biscuits, preserved eggs, etc. The main thing is that it brings benefits to my family and some people around me. Before Chapter 200, Shou had not even left the village, let alone carried out any institutional reforms to have an impact on the general environment. After changing the map, I finally started reforming, but it ended in a hurry. I personally think that a shortcoming is that there are too many descriptions of irrelevant supporting characters. In addition, the names of the characters are all Western, and it is impossible to remember who is who. Some supporting characters who only appear once will spend a lot of words describing the supporting character's family. I understand that the author wants to set off the protagonist through the changes in the supporting characters' lives, but there are really too many, both in terms of the number of NPCs and the text. How perfect it would be to leave these descriptions to Gong.

The ending of "Spreading Flowers" feels so rushed. I haven't watched it for a year, and it has been completed directly from One Hundred and Seventeen to now.

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In the same way, the love line in the next book can be less awkward hahaha [bad laugh]

After reading it, I felt it was a waste of my money... The ending was inexplicable...

I thought he was going to be pope