The Priest's Handbook

I thought it was a story about a seemingly respectable priest who secretly used his charm to bewitch, seduce, and manipulate young girls, causing them to fall into depravity. I never expected it to be just a simple fantasy novel.

Anyone want to play a word chain game? I'll go first, feeling very uneasy.

I'm here to report, but unfortunately the ending of the previous book was a bit too explicit.

That dog was such a distraction as a guide; the old man would have been better. The worst part was that it kept popping up to talk, and the topics it discussed were never interesting. Even when the protagonist was taking his priest test, it jumped in to chat. If some important person saw this and was considering taking the protagonist as an apprentice, seeing him distracted and daydreaming during the test, they'd probably think he was hopeless.

It's a pretty good book, alright most of the time, but there are two parts. First, the part where the talent is blocked before the test really bothered me, just like not cramming before the college entrance exam, it was frustrating to read. Second, the protagonist can't hide anything, it's too obvious for the sake of admiration points, which isn't good.

What a pity, I slipped away as soon as the guide appeared 😁

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It's well-written, with plenty of detailed descriptions of the women, but the male protagonist is a true saint, which is so frustrating.

I have a question: why not save up admiration points to upgrade talents? I stop upgrading them when I see a 5-star talent.

It's been a long time since I've seen a pastor's story, I'm really looking forward to it.