Awakening the Mysterious from Behind the Scenes
在幕后唤醒神秘
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 765k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Does the author have some misunderstanding about disability? How could the author think that exchanging ten years of lifespan for a chance to return to normal is harming people? The author is truly naive.
Why not just directly control the Holy Bishop? A simple miracle could have solved it, why drag it out? Why not just act like the behind-the-scenes Pope and then fight against other evil god faiths? He could have directly controlled the Holy Bishop, but he wouldn't. He wouldn't let anyone know. He's just playing around. Why suppress the protagonist? It's incredibly stupid.
The opening chapter says there's no way to kill the priest, but then they suddenly add a monster that kills him -_-|| And why even need a monster? Couldn't they just have written the priest tripped, hit his head, and died? Great plot device, but I have no ideas.
My recent writing has been really boring, actually it started getting boring right after it was published. At first, I was totally invested in the protagonist, wanting to see him show off. But what have I been writing lately? And in ten chapters, the protagonist might not even be involved.
Is the author, Lai Jun, really from behind the scenes, the Grand Pope?
To be honest, "The Mysterious Awakening Behind the Scenes" isn't as well-written as "The Grand Pope Behind the Scenes," both in terms of plot and character development.
The assessment is that he was far inferior to the previous pope.
The author is writing too hastily and too fast. They could have built up the story gradually, but instead, they jump right in with massive actions, causing huge casualties on their side. The worst part is, the protagonist seems quite happy about the deaths of his own people. Is he suffering from some serious illness?
I watched a bit, and while there's a need to advance the plot, the protagonist's actions are childish. He's just creating trouble for himself. Leaving aside why he insists on creating demons to kill people, knowing that the demons' creation is strictly limited by his cheat-like abilities, he doesn't let ordinary people deal with this cult.
When the end of the world comes, the first thing you'll do is eat the Virgin Mary statue; they will surely become a burden to your life.