
Father Marvin
神父马维
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
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This book is somewhat of a pity. Let me first discuss a few issues. I wonder if the author considered that initially, there were no special powers in the book. During the period when the gods were sealed, all churches were essentially no different from those in reality (referring to churches that provided spiritual sustenance).
You reap what you sow. If I plant a cute cat picture, how many cute cat pictures will I get?
Unfortunately, it wasn't to my taste. When I saw the protagonist want to use a god as a vessel or converter, I knew this book wouldn't suit my taste. In my understanding, gods are powerful, and worshipping a god doesn't necessarily mean respect, but rather reverence. Without reverence for a god, there's no point. When there are no gods, anything goes, but when there are gods, as long as you believe in that god, the god knows your thoughts and is destined to remain inactive. It's a pity.
The sacred flame shines brightly, the sacred flame blazes gloriously, all my children, meow meow meow meow.
I've been reading novels for so long and I just stumbled upon one with the same title as mine! It's hilarious!
How about a word chain game, Father Mawei?
A proper book club needs a towering tree 🤓, so I'll start.
Oh, is he called Father because he has a daughter who is a goddess? I thought it was because he liked little boys.
Well, the beginning was quite good. Regardless of whether the "truths" the author presented were accurate, as long as they were logically consistent, it was fine. However, I couldn't continue reading when the protagonist started cooperating with vampires who feed on humans. It might have been a wise decision for the protagonist, but as a reader, it was very difficult to watch.
The rest is fine, but I'd like to ask what the truth of this church is. If you're going to follow the red ideology, be clear about it. The last one to adhere to the imperial truth is already dead.