I Really Don't Want to Be the Pope

The author is an old riddler, and he doesn't like to explain everything clearly. Every time a thing or setting comes out, it takes several chapters or more to explain it, and he still doesn't explain it completely! For example, the protagonist has a special item, a gold coin, and it is said that the protagonist has been having a hard time in the past ten years because of it. The reason was not explained at the time. After a few chapters, it was explained that it had been eating the protagonist's money, and then there was no explanation. Why did the protagonist still use it and coax it like a child? Is its ability that important and strong? It's painful to watch without saying anything!

It's a little bit close to the mysterious setting. It seems to be following the invincible style at present, but it hasn't crashed. It's quite good-looking and I highly recommend it.

One of the most worth-read online novels in the 21st century.

Bernard Harker? "Yes, Pope"

After reading dozens of chapters, I have some thoughts. The writing is very good and the story is also very good. It can be seen that the world view is very large, and the entire story world is probably very large. I am a veteran Riddler, I like foreshadowing and I am very confident in my writing and story pacing. Let me talk about what I think is awkward. Even though the stuff is good, I don't know why I can't read it continuously. I can't get into it and it feels boring after reading a few chapters. The main character has a three-dimensional view. Maybe this is one of the reasons why I can't stand it. The protagonist is involved in the situation. There is no need to write it out and say that it feels like a trick. It always feels weird to write it out directly when you know what is going on. Don't you think there's a bit of a mismatch between the protagonist's strength and the content of the mission? The beginning has the ability to directly influence people's hearts. Isn't it easy to find and solve the secret mission of the empire? In short, it's a good book, but it feels weird.

It's well written, why doesn't anyone read it? The author's promotion is so bad, I found it through similar recommendations for books. Liang Cao

I've read more than a dozen chapters and it's pretty good. Why are my grades so bad? 🤔🤔

It would be great if I didn't write the beginning and let that woman go. The first few pictures were obviously so good

It will be next month soon, and I will be the first to vote for you then.

It looks good. It would be nice if the male protagonist had some emotional intelligence. The starting point is all male protagonists who are born in heaven.

How should I put it, I feel like the writing is okay. In the first few chapters, the protagonist should probably be very strong, but I always feel that my character is very confusing. Nothing exciting.

The story is well written, and to be honest, I am quite interested in the protagonist's past. There will be investment opportunities next month, but they are gone this month, otherwise I would invest for you.

The protagonist's name is Bernard Harker, did he learn it from the Prime Minister 😂

It's a pity that I won't write about it anymore, I'm obviously going to a wonderful place

I was very fascinated by it, and I didn't even explain some things, such as the two tombs in front, and the coin. I'm also fascinated by the age and era of the protagonist. Just watching the name of the continent Azathoth and the tentacles and indescribable monsters behind it suddenly turned into a Greek text, and then the protagonist can summon monsters similar to the Old Ones. He is also afraid of a God of Machinery. It's really confusing and tiring to watch. It feels like a hodgepodge. I can only say that it's beautiful to look at but also very fascinating.

Very good, full subscription support! (Update quickly, not enough!)

Come on, author, the writing is very good. I don't have any cash at hand, so I can only order it all to support it.

Good, but not very good. It has the feeling of being a hard-copy novel in the early days of online novels. Now that I have read more of the various routines and counter-routines, I still feel that the protagonist is the precursor of the mastermind behind the scenes.

It's especially sad when your ability to empathize is strong. What's even more annoying is that I don't even know why I'm sad

The world view is quite large, almost mysterious. The protagonist starts with a person who has been developing for a long time, a little invincible, and I guess it is under the gods. The other feeling is random. The plot has a hazy feeling. It is difficult to fully understand if you don't read more. The writing is not bad. But from the front, it still feels that the female character is the selling point. The main plot is equivalent to the protagonist who feels that as long as there is peace, nothing matters, and the branch plots are all centered around the female character.

It's boring when you find out later that it's an invincible flow.

I've read about ten chapters, and it's pretty well written, but the title makes me not want to read it at first glance. No one would want to click on the formatted book titles like this, because many of them are trying to sell people off. The hundreds and thousands of early chapters basically have nothing to do with the title of the book, and are just in the background. It's not at all what we thought of being coerced into being the Pope at the beginning, gaining great power and a large number of opponents.

The update is a bit slow. I took a look at the following table of contents.

Why does this Bernard, Huck, feel like the name in a British drama is spelled out from The Minister?

It's mediocre, no peeing spots and no cool spots.