The Demon-Hunting Crusader with a Bad Temper

I've read the author's book on the priest class. I've always been interested in Dungeons & Dragons, and there aren't many books about the priest class, which drew me in. But then you wrote it entirely based on dice rolls. To be honest, I wanted to quit on the spot because it was so strictly based on dice rolls.

I really don't understand what's so special about rolling dice. It's just a game mechanic that makes it easier for players to simulate reality, so why treat it like real life and write about it like that?

The subject matter is good, but writing a novel while rolling dice is just self-entertainment.

Is no one going to complain about the author's writing style? Like the previous book, it often contains a dozen or more instances of "feelings" or "appearances" in a single chapter.

I couldn't hold back anymore and started looking for a book. While searching, I came across something that made me angry about justice. 🤣

It's unbelievable that there are even fanfics about righteous anger.

The author's writing is good, but the plot is basically the same as the gameplay of "Justice is Angry," so it lacks originality. I suggest the author write a tabletop RPG that hasn't been released yet or an original story.

"Dante, are you a demon or a human?" "In the lower plane, I am a demon; in the higher plane, I am a human."

Let me put it this way: seeing the author say that reality is like rolling dice already made me lose all hope.

Let me say a few words. Rolling dice isn't a big problem; it can all be considered part of the world-building. The problem is that I've read eight chapters, and it's all just inexplicable introductions to the settings and meaningless rants. The settings I want to know haven't been mentioned at all, while a ton of information about things I don't need to know has been written.