In the Name of Holy Light

After seeing the chapter on the shelves, my current impression of the protagonist is that he is a delicious glowing potato less than 1.7 Meters tall. He is short, very charming, knows the Holy Light, and makes the woman bend down for a kiss.

This introduction🤔, Warlock is a profession whose main attribute is charm.

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Those who say there are few wet nurses, those who say that the pay for wet nurses should be high, those who say that wet nurses only need to share the money without treatment, and those who want the wet nurse to treat need to pay extra money, first think about whether it is possible to be resurrected in the novel, and first think about whether you will be a rear nurse or a front-line warrior when you become an adventurer.

Will the protagonist grow taller later? After all, Paladins are supposed to be tall and strong, so they should also be suitable for improving their charm. However, I read in the comments that the author likes small horses and large carts. Will there be any love scenes?

The advantage is that I am writing my own stuff instead of copying a template. The disadvantage is that my level is a bit lower.

I thought I was going to be a mount, but it turned out to be a paladin, which is boring😴😴

Anyway, it feels like it has no bright spots and no major bad points. It is a decent Western fantasy book. The protagonist's behavioral logic is that of an NPC, rather than relying on the eight virtues of the Paladin to drive his behavior. The Paladin in the author's book feels like an ordinary profession that does not require any noble qualities. After reading the book review, it is still a bulldozer. Those who pay attention to this aspect can read it. It's just a Western fantasy web novel from ten years ago covered in DND. If you delete all its DND settings, it's no problem to change the protagonist's profession to any other profession.

Warlocks are originally majoring in charm. The higher the charm, the stronger the skills?

I'm a little confused, how tall is this protagonist? Is it 1.6 Meters tall? It stands to reason that with such good food and various career advancements giving the body energy, it will definitely grow taller. But judging from your description, is the protagonist still a goblin?

The biggest problem with this book is that it doesn't have a main plot. It's rare that it's all about side quests. Most people have a big plot mixed with a few small side quests. This book is just like the long grass period between the second game version and the second version. It's just about daily life.

The front is quite interesting, but why is it all an assembly line in the back? Every time something starts, the protagonist ends it in just a few clicks 😥. Since the protagonist is so wise and powerful, can we just briefly touch on it? Isn't it true that everyone likes the adventure experience in fantasy adventure? Growth, excitement, courage, love, death, experiencing something you have never experienced before, seeing something you have never seen before, is called adventure, and it is a rush to write a work report

When I saw this title, the first thing that came to my mind was this. "Becoming a Druid, I choose to be a mount"

Well, at first glance, it seems that I chose to be a mount.

It looks and feels very strange. The writing style is not as old as the era of fighting against the sky. It looks a bit like a Western fantasy novel that combines Chinese and Western things in 18 years. I guess it is at the level of hay 😅

After reading Chapter 5, the protagonist is a warlock and has learned paladin skills. The usage of paladin skills is very similar to medicine and first aid. I feel that the level of transcendence is not high enough. Holy light or healing techniques are all metaphysics. Just pray and it will be fine. Here, the protagonist injects holy light from the mouth, senses the pulse and heartbeat, and performs cardiopulmonary resuscitation. He is treated through these

The author used to drive big cars with small horses, but now the lights are gone

You see, this is also the type of goblin dependence. Are you also slow to learn details? By the way, are these things popular in Western Fantasy recently? Upgrading is slow and the narrative is also slow

Doctors from the extraordinary world are so stupid.

Charm Warlock? Question: Isn't the magic attribute of a warlock just charm?

I misread the title of the book and thought it was "Becoming a Warlock and I Choose to Be a Mount"

I have already read Chapter 223, but the protagonist is still focused on practicing. In the latest chapter, has the protagonist driven a big car?

The author's driving skills need to be improved and I hope there will be more plot

Well written, well paced, and very comfortable to watch

What are you writing in the latest chapters? When facing a big boss, just think about handling it yourself. I don't care how many people die in the process, I just have to handle it myself. The author should not write the Holy Light protagonist, the author should just write a beastly protagonist. As soon as the protagonist reports to the Holy City, why not call some legendary bosses to come over and kill him?

When I first saw the name, I thought it was a mount, but it turned out to be a paladin.

Fast update

The writing is okay, but it's a bit tiring to read. Events basically come one after another. In order to solve the events, the level basically rises very quickly. I'm so tired from reading. There are a lot of things I could have written about, such as dungeons, rare objects, and level expertise. I could write about these in detail, and I could basically go on a road trip. It's just too rushed right now.

I think it's good to watch, the plot is good, the protagonist is a real paladin, and there are no vulgar descriptions. Good luck to the author 😡

😁When I was confused, I thought the title of the book meant that I, a civil engineer, became a Paladin.