The Priest's Handbook

I thought it was a story in which the protagonist appears to be a sanctimonious priest, and then secretly relies on his own charisma to confuse, seduce, and manipulate a girl, making her fall and become unable to extricate herself. I didn't expect it to be a simple fantasy novel.

Does anyone want to play Idiom Solitaire? I'll go first, nervous

Come to report, but unfortunately the ending of the previous book was a bit too open

That dog as a guide is really a show, not as good as the whole old man. The key is that he pops up to talk from time to time, and the topics he talks about are not interesting. The protagonist is doing the priest test and he pops up to chat. Some big shot sees it. He originally wanted to accept the protagonist as his apprentice, but when he saw him distracted and dazed during the test, he probably thought he was unworthy of training.

It's a very good book. It was good all day long. There are two problems. The first one is about the talent card before the test. I feel really uncomfortable. It's like not attacking before the college entrance examination. It's annoying to read. The second one is that the protagonist can't hide things for the sake of admiration. It's too obvious and not good.

It's a pity that I slipped away when the guide came out 😁

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The writing is very good, and there are many details about women, but the male protagonist is a true saint, which is so uncomfortable.

I have a question, why don't you save admiration points to upgrade talents? I won't upgrade them when I see 5 stars.

It's been a while since I've seen a pastor's article, I'm looking forward to it