The Praying Hero

The protagonist, who has abstained from pornography for 68 years: To defeat you, I only need half my power. [Solution]

So far it's been pretty good, although the pacing is a bit off. Siya's character development is quite profound within five chapters. I hope it doesn't end like the last book where she suddenly experiences possession or throws in a political topic out of nowhere. It's really hard for it to fall apart like that. Don't get carried away, bro.

Don't authors ever draw readers from their previous books?

It's great, I can't get enough. The storyline between Nia and the protagonist is a bit like watching Konosuba, which I found very engaging. I'm planning to read the author's previous book.

Occasionally, a truly powerful piece of writing comes to life, but the writing style is too unconventional, making it sometimes tempting to skip ahead...

Japanese adventure light novel, a noisy and lively slice-of-life story, not bad.

This is suitable for readers who enjoy light novels. It feels like a slice-of-life, lighthearted, and humorous story similar to "KonoSuba: God's Blessing on This Wonderful World!" The focus isn't on adventure, battles, or strategic leveling, but rather on the lighthearted banter and interactions between people.

However, I suggest the author avoid making the same overly sentimental mistakes again; the previous book was ruined in the same way. Remember to learn from this experience!

Can the author type with their eyes closed? I want to see their handwriting.

Did you cut it? Let me know if you did.