Starting by Analyzing Holy Light
从解析圣光开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 439k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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162Chapters
3.4kRecommendations
16.1kFans
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This seems a bit off-topic. All a priest's abilities come from God's blessings; their only duty is to offer devout faith and spread it. What you've described is practically a Holy Light Mage! Is there any difference between them and other mages? Absolutely not.
[New Book Excerpt] The system analysis for "Starting with Analyzing the Holy Light" is complete. Gods? Bring it on!
[Brief Review] The author's language has a strong Western fantasy style, giving readers a deeper sense of experience. The cheat system can analyze spells, improve casting efficiency, and even refine and simplify casting models. This cheat isn't particularly powerful; it can provide appropriate assistance to the protagonist on their path to growth. Fans of Western fantasy, come and join us!
I thought it was an analysis of the underlying logic of the Holy Light, but isn't this just a novel with one-click search and learning plus some extra points?
It's so weird. By chapter 33, the protagonist, at level one, can instantly cast over a dozen level two-tier first-tier spells. No one suspects he's being protected by a goddess; instead, they suspect him of apostasy and he's being investigated. This is supposed to be a world where a true god exists, and these bishops and archbishops are just... Indescribable!
I remember that the earliest priests were all dressed in heavy armor, holding a hammer in their left hand and a Bible with a steel cover in their right, shouting slogans and brandishing their weapons.
Since you, author, believe in conspiracy theories surrounding divine power, why can't magic also involve conspiracies? What if magic is some kind of higher-level lending system? In a world with gods, if even gods engage in power conspiracies, would they really relinquish magic or this power?
A truly exceptional book! This book is exceptionally well-written, demonstrating the author's profound writing skills, at least at the master's level. Reading it is immersive, the plot is unconventional, the story is full of twists and turns, and the world-building is grand and magnificent. The first three chapters are simply the finishing touch, making it impossible to put down.
I initially thought it was for analyzing the essence of Holy Light, but it turns out it's just for learning skills.
Bad kids and good kids, haha
Selling dog meat under the guise of mutton It's not entirely unrelated to Holy Light, but it's not exactly related at all.