This Priest Is Not Serious

I found that some people were really talking nonsense. I said it in every conspicuous place. This is a story that combines Chinese and Western elements. I also suggested that readers who don't like it should not read it. It's quite a waste of time. But there are still people who say over and over again in various places, why do you write it like this, and ask me not to write it, thinking that I am a fool... It's like a restaurant gives you the menu, you insist on ordering something that is not on it, and you point at the chef and scold him. Isn't this crazy? To put it bluntly, the underlying TM of this book is that a Chinese is using his own things to engage in cultural invasion. This is what I want to write. Didn't you see that the introduction says expulsion of God? The concept of the book, the source of inspiration, etc. Have all been explained to you, but why are you pointing at me and saying "I don't think this is good"? Excuse me, those people, can you please make a cross? Please. Also, if you listen to tomatoes, guavas, peppers, carrots, onions, potatoes, potatoes... These things, why don't you think they are strange to you when they come from foreign countries? I just said that if a person possesses the essence of the Three Treasures, he will be guilty of the most evil. What, foreigners are just another species? One day is enough.

The logic jumps a lot, from the original priest often summoning demons to the employer's ghost husband saying that people have the spirit of the Three Treasures, so it is recommended to read with caution. . . . .

Irene

It's 2023, and the protagonist of "Idle Life" has become outdated and unlikable. What's interesting is that the method of exorcism is "irregular", not that the character of the protagonist is "irregular".

If it were this priest, it would be great fun

When you think of a priest, don't you think of a little boy? Coax the little boy

The protagonist traveled to the priest, and the priest had just finished saying: Devil! Get out of this boy! The first thing the protagonist heard after traveling through time was that the devil was yelling: Get out first!

Author brothers, when writing a book, you should write a good story, the logic should be smooth, and the plot should be reasonably arranged. Don't use jokes that you think are funny or humorous. You can look at other people's novel processing methods.

It doesn't smell like a translation, it's not pure at all. It's so-called Western magic. Even if the name is changed to Zhao Qian Sun Li, there's still no sense of disobedience.

Without commenting on anything else, I just smell like John, the Archbishop of the Notre Dame Temple of Changchun, or similar to Father Peter, an outstanding Taoist graduate from the Taoist College~

Everyone's dialogue is too Chinese and too formal. You must know that the plot characters you wrote are basically people from Western European and American countries!

Doesn't the so-called combination of Chinese and Western means that the Westerners in it always speak in an Eastern style?

Travel through time to become a priest and send a little boy as a gift at the beginning

Might as well write a short story about American horror. . .

Demon! Come on~this... Cute.../? The child—! ... Body... Body body...~...@Inside! Out-out... Out-out...

The atmosphere of his speech was like that of an Oriental fairy, which would be too dramatic for the United States. That's all, the body and soul are destroyed, can foreigners understand it?

This is your profile? Didn't the priest attack the little boy? Are you afraid of a hammer?😏

The writing is good, but the writing style smells like the First People's Hospital of New York.

In modern society, there is no need to stick to address. Priests and Taoists are all modernized, but I don't believe in those monsters and ghosts, nor are they modernized. There are actually quite a lot of American horror movies and those scary pseudo-documentaries. How many does the author plan to write?