The Little Healer and the Great Sword Saint

The author writes very well. Remember not to be misled by readers. As long as the book hasn't fallen apart, continue writing according to your outline and ideas. Don't be influenced by readers who want a harem, a yuri (multiple partners), a single life, or marriage, or they'll abandon the book. No one's book can please everyone. Books choose readers, and readers choose books.

The final redemption felt too rushed, lacking the feeling of a goddess radiating light upon the world. The Pope, so devout, died without knowing the heroine was the one he believed in his entire life; for someone so devoted, it wasn't quite perfect. The heroine's eventual abandonment of the goddess's memories was, in essence, an escape.

I'm a novice author and I'm not good at writing complex things like romance, so the main character will be single. However, because of her inherent charm, many people will like her. Many readers have asked this question, so I need to reply to them.

I came here from Daily Guide, and after reading it, I was very disappointed with the game "The Other World". Here is a brief summary: Emotional line: single, basically fine√ Plot: 2 points ~ 7 points, totally ruined by the game system World settings: 6 points → 0 points, the same reason↑ Viewing experience: food and grass, a little moldy at the back

With exams happening frequently this month, I won't be able to resume updates until around the 4th or 5th of next month.

Stop writing about those simps and sycophants. These idiot supporting characters won't be appearing much more often anyway, so why bother writing about them and making people sick? Wouldn't it be better to write about more pretty girls?

It looks disgusting. As a player, the protagonist has no freedom at all, just like a dog.

I don't understand... Why has the author been consistently portraying the protagonist as a selfish, self-centered, and indifferent person in recent months? Is this part of a grand scheme, or is this simply the author's intention? To be honest, it was a bit painful to watch.

Author, please check your contract for any issues.

It's not a game, it's not like another world; it keeps jumping back and forth. This constant jumping will inevitably lead to a complete collapse of the world-building, and most likely, a terrible ending. I gave up after reading a few chapters. Only a novice author would dare to attempt such a reckless world-building.