In the Name of the True God
以正神之名
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 605k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 23h ago
- English
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192Chapters
125Monthly votes
11.6kRecommendations
6.9kFans
6 ch/weekPace
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Fernando, why didn't you say you were eating so well earlier!
The older brother's character design and the difference in his expression.
Edmund Ravenscrown
Slacking off
Edmund is such a beautiful character, she's practically a sacrifice 🥹 His fate was clearly sealed; he was destined to dedicate his life to countless people. His entrance was so radiant, ambitious, intelligent, powerful, and composed. Like a sword waiting to be reaped.
It's very well-written. Stories about time are never easy to write, but so far the author has done a really good job, and the characters are all described very clearly. It's indeed very good; the author must keep a firm grip on the outline. This kind of story is definitely difficult to write.
Academic discussion
Do higher-level male resonance mages gain female abilities by imitating women? 🙂
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I finished reading it that day. There weren't any major flaws, but also relatively few truly exciting moments. It's more of a suspenseful mystery, with the plot unfolding little by little, making it easy to read in one go. However, the slice-of-life scenes were incredibly boring—purely everyday life with absolutely no information.
It's nothing like the carefree days of youth.
😳I read your "Twenty-Seven Years" when I first started university and was quite impressed. I thought you were a talented author... I even thought you'd rise to fame with that novel, but I flipped through it today and it never made it to the top-rated list. What a pity. If that novel had made it, the author would probably have been a mainstay in the online novel industry for a very long time...
Keep it up, it's very well written. Even I, a notoriously stingy person, couldn't resist giving you a piece of my mind.
Reading recent chapters about timelines reminded me of our life in Nanjing. 😎
Well written, I'll give it my support.
I've already voted for the monthly pass. I feel the author has a good grasp of writing style and plot, but I hope to see more descriptions of daily life and the social environment. Right now, it feels like the story is being driven purely by the plot, and there are too few characters, so the sense of immersion isn't that strong.