You Won't Even Call Me Father
你甚至不愿叫我一声神父
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 475k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
206Chapters
4.9kRecommendations
26.4kFans
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What exactly is the protagonist's mission? I don't recommend the author leave this suspense until the end; suspense that's been left hanging for too long will make readers lose patience. Suspense should be revealed promptly, and then new suspense should be introduced. I think authors understand this better than I do.
It's hard to imagine that an author could write novels in two almost contradictory styles; one can only say that they were just unlucky enough to catch the right wave, otherwise they would definitely be a hit.
Why are so few people reading such a good book? Is the current trend all about mindless novels?
You might not believe it, but I actually come from the world of Sherlock Holmes, the great devil. Apparently, 80% of his readers have also read his book. I have to get Fatty Gua to help promote it!
That Marika is too vicious! I know the author wanted to portray her as kind and naive, but she always gets the protagonist to solve her problems without considering the dangers he might face. It's like the protagonist is always obligated to do anything. Most importantly, the protagonist always obeys her, treating her like the female lead. I'm dropping this story.
I have no feelings for the indigenous people, and I can't relate to them at all. If I like watching other people's wonderful stories, I can watch movies. Why would I read online novels?
Whether a book becomes popular really depends on luck. Some idiotic books have so many readers, but this one has nobody reading it.
A message to the author
If the author were a top-tier author, I have no doubt this book would top the monthly ticket charts, but unfortunately, the author isn't. Anyway, it's been a long time since I've seen such a high-quality novel. Keep it up, I'll continue to subscribe (if they maintain this level of quality).
It's so beautiful, like standing in a fresh meadow looking at a gloomy, cloudy sky. The dampness from the wind soaks the lining of your clothes, making them vibrant and alive. Although there's sunlight, the oil lamps on the eaves, though lit, are quiet and austere. It's just perfect, bro.
Is that all?
I've been busy with part-time jobs and the start of the semester lately and haven't had time to read it. I had 60 chapters saved up, and I thought the author had taken a break because there hadn't been any updates, but it turns out it's already finished? Come back and review after watching.