I Am a Priest in Another World

As far as the novel itself is concerned, the author's writing is very smooth and he is obviously a seasoned writer. There are very few introductory texts in the full text, and there are many descriptions of dialogues and psychological activities, which is in line with the characteristics of a light novel. I read book reviews and some people said that this book has too many female protagonists and few male characters. However, in my opinion this is also the strength of this novel. For light novels, if they are not more realistic, then the existence of male supporting characters is basically unnecessary. Because in normal light novels, the only interesting thing is the protagonist. Of course, there is also the kind of story that writes about many people and eventually merges into a half-truth and half-false world, but that is not only tiring, but also unnecessary. In traditional story telling, the appearance of a male supporting character who is about the same age as the male protagonist serves only a few functions. 1. He has an excellent template when he first appears, but the male protagonist can't set anything. This kind of male supporting role is purely to promote the growth of the male protagonist, and then attract fans from female passers-by. The typical example is Sasuke. 2. The male protagonist is very good, but the male supporting character is very cowardly and is ridiculed as a villain. This kind of male supporting character is used to darken and become a villain in the middle and later stages, which purely adds to the plot. 3. The male partner is a fake girl, but in the end she becomes a real girl depending on her popularity. 4. In a group drama, each character is well portrayed, a typical fate/zero. (Stay niht is not considered, it is the second point above, Shinji is here to add to the problem) 5. The male protagonist and the male supporting actor are similar to a cross talk team. The male supporting actor adds elements of joy to the plot. Generally, the setting will be silly, a typical example is Chun Yuan in CL. 6. In a plot with a work-orientated orientation, the male supporting actor is a yellow man, so use ntr. Then, the current situation of this book is that the male protagonist is very good, but the brain setting is a bit stubborn, and he is enough to take on the joyful responsibility of stand-up comedy, so adding a male supporting character will only add to the obstruction. This is also the reason why the young male supporting characters in the book are all villains. If there are too many, it will only be considered useless and meaningless. Currently, what attracts me to this novel is the following. 1. The true identity of the goddess Miya 2. What will it be like when Loli Dragon knows the truth about the misunderstanding (I hope the author will not write too lightly in this regard, and can learn in vain) 3. What will be the future of the idiot couple Mitherland and Garno? 4. Under what circumstances will the new character Youlan know that her true love is Garno ( This is the main point. The author must describe it carefully. I made up a plot in my mind: the Witch Church was bloodbathed, the Miya Church was dragged down, the Qixing Church was intervened by the evil god with the ability to bewitch. Under the power of bewitchment, almost the whole world became enemies. Although Garno was powerful, he was unwilling to take action against ordinary people. He said, "You are my tenant. Since you have paid, you must keep it before the lease expires." "Prove your safety" and ran away with Youlan. Youlan felt that this was the misfortune she should face head-on. She secretly left a letter and left without saying goodbye, and went to the capital to throw herself into a trap. At the last moment of the witch trial, Garno transformed into an angel and arrived to save Youlan. Then the angel Garno could not defeat the evil god. Youlan transformed into a new weapon and helped Garno defeat the evil god) Speaking of this, I suddenly Then I thought, in fact, these female protagonists can be the "wings" of the male protagonist, in various senses 😃 In addition, Undine's sense of existence is a bit weak. The character currently has no attractive part in the plot. There is no bonus point for identity, no bonus points for character, and no important plot. So how to balance it is a test of the author's skills. In fact, according to the initial settings, Skullcrusher and Undine have the flavor of traditional monster thieves and fateful policemen. It's a pity that this aspect was not described later. "Isn't it common sense that the Phantom Thief and the young detective chasing her are lovers?"

This is a book written by a eunuch. I was tricked into reading it. Sorry.

Embarrassing 😅 After seeing more than 50 chapters, I thought it was very interesting, so I happily came to the comment area to read the comments. After reading the reviews, I realized that this book is not a complete book with more than 300 chapters, but more than 300 chapters of The Eunuch. T_T cried.

Why do we have to add the time travel setting? It looks too awkward. It's better not to add it. It feels poisonous after adding it.

As we all know, the protagonist's pretense is a serious crime. If he doesn't do it well, it will make the readers sick at best, and in the worst case, he will be poisoned and abandoned. And this book is like this: Prerequisite: Zhang San is a real rich man, but neither he nor others know that he is a rich man. He was wearing a real Rolex, but he thought the real Rolex was a fake. Others also thought it was a fake Rolex, so they didn't think he was pretending to be a comparison. So is Zhang San pretending to be guilty? According to teacher Luo Xiang's theory, Zhang San subjectively has no motive for pretending to be compared. Objectively, passers-by did not feel that Zhang San was pretending to be compared, and the subjective and objective aspects were unified. Therefore, the crime of pretending is not established. So this book is actually about the story of a cunning pretender who committed various pretences and finally escaped the crime of pretending.

As we all know, every time you read a chapter of this book, you can receive a chicken claw provided by the Banquet of Lanterns at the title (funny)

Hey, what's going on? Isn't this the bus to the kindergarten⊙▽⊙

It's a very interesting novel, but the combat power is a bit confusing. The new sect is ridiculously powerful. If there were no protagonist, would all the churches in the world be wiped out?

Gallo: I advise you to be kind🔪

Personally, I feel a bit like a Tokyo monk.

The author has great ideas, but when writing the book, he wanted to explain the ins and outs of things in detail. He used the first person to go through the motions, and the protagonist's inner feelings made it feel too verbose, and some of the character descriptions were stiff. However, I can feel that the author's ability to control the article is gradually increasing. I believe this is an author with great potential. Please leave a comment.

The protagonist Hammerhead Shark finally appears!

I think it's okay, and the setting of the protagonist is also very good.

Fake priest: kind smile, extremely charming, wearing common clothes and holding a scepter. The real priest: He has a kind smile, is full of murderous intent, wears plate armor, and holds a flail. False Pastor: Are you hurt? I'll give you some treatment. Real Priest: Why should I milk you? Your output is not as high as mine. The false pastor: his sleeves are fluttering and he is good at dancing. The true priest: heavy sleeves, long sleeves and good at martial arts. False Pastor: Indecisive, looking for evidence, asking a lot of questions. The real priest: Kill decisively, find threats, and solve the problem itself.

Why do you want to click on the protagonist so high? Click on the little milk cat. I wish you all have a cute cat after the New Year 😊

I've given you the tickets every time, can you please add some more?

I just want to sigh that such a beautiful novel is buried in the cold street, while novice and boring novels are listed on the ranking list 😅

Maybe it's because I haven't read much of this type of book. The only thing I feel good about is the protagonist's IQ. If this continues, something will definitely happen. It's best if you understand the ways of the world! If you continue to have such a mediocre IQ, you will definitely lose some customer traffic.

What a great book. I love it. I want to lock the author in a dark room and code words every day.

Is this kind of invincible stick-making style popular recently? Click on a book and it will be like this

Are male protagonists with low EQ very popular nowadays? This is the case in several books

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. The plot is vivid and interesting, and the writing is also good. It's that the protagonist's IQ has gone beyond the realm of ideological enlightenment and self-imagination. It already belongs to Aqua's level. However, Aqua is still cute without her intelligence, so what does the protagonist have? Reckless?

It's too passive, and it's the same routine as always. Something inexplicably involves the protagonist, and the protagonist solves it, leaving nothing to chance. The protagonist is always in a passive position, doing things in a timid manner without making targeted preparations. To be honest, this will make him very irritated.

Welcome! Water experience! Layer up!

I find that many authors these days like to make the protagonists mentally immature to make them funny. Not very friendly to older readers.

Trolls, can you stay away from this book? It was said at the beginning that the male protagonist lost his memory and was adopted by a pious and good old bishop. Then a lot of people jumped on it and said crazyly that the male protagonist had no memory and no emotional intelligence. To be honest, there have been more and more trolls in recent years.

I often see people saying that the protagonist is a fake and can't stand it. How many classic works we have seen have a fake protagonist. Dragon Ball's Goku, Naruto, Naruto's Dunk, Sakuragi, and Inuyasha's Ranma are all sand sculptures, but aren't those works good-looking?

The protagonist is very strong, but it depends on his IQ 😥

What a great book! Although I don't know what will happen next, it is a shining start. I like this funny mode and it makes people feel happy.

It looks very comfortable, and I have been staying at the starting point for a while. The comment is that the atmosphere is really bad. Under the banner of "how long have you been reading, what's going on, what's going on," and then I'll catch one thing: the protagonist is too straightforward and looks like a brainiac, so his IQ is not good. . . Throughout the whole story, I only saw that the protagonist's world view or three views were different from ordinary people, and it was written clearly. I didn't remember much about the memory before time travel (suspected to be related to the resurrection of the dead). He was raised by a bishop when he was three years old. As for how the bishop usually taught the protagonist... The details explain everything. Then there were a bunch of trolls who commented on the novel, saying that the protagonist was out of his mind, hadn't finished elementary school, etc. I can't see the foreshadowing, I can't see the details, I can't grasp the key points, so I just make up my mind and then criticize it. If you read a few book reviews, there must be something about the protagonist's IQ. This is not IQ, this is a different concept. If you can't see the foreshadowing or the details, you can ask. Don't help the author supplement the world view without authorization, and then talk about it in a simple way. If you do this, why don't you write a book based on the world view that you have imagined. You can also write a short story.