I Am the Hero's Priest
我是勇者大人的牧师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 800k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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Light Palace's review: The work is quite immature, but the sense of happiness is genuine.
Commentator: Doomsday Title: The work is immature, but the sense of happiness is genuine Review Summary: The setting is rather thin, and the endings are a bit too arbitrary, but the sweet moments are still quite delightful. Suitable Readers: Authors who struggle with delivering sweet moments, and those who can't distinguish between "surprise" and "poop." Word Count: 2074 Reading Time: Three minutes Hello everyone, this is Doomsday, busy with my own writing. This time, I'm bringing you a review of "I Am the Priest of the Hero." Let me briefly describe the story. A priest named Naya is rescued by the mysterious swordsman Leon after her companions are annihilated by monsters. Leon is an aspiring...
It would be a shame not to write it as a tragedy.
I've only read the VIP chapters of this novel so far, and I feel the author has put a lot of effort into the character development and relationships. The writing style is also very concise and clear, without any dragging, and the plot is very clear. In a sea of online novels where the narrative style is often drawn out, it's truly a breath of fresh air. However, while reading the first few chapters, I felt a sense of unease, just like reading the first three chapters of "Puella Magi Madoka Magica." It's supposed to be a lighthearted and enjoyable romantic comedy, but I was on tenterhooks. After careful analysis, I think there are several reasons: First, the male lead, Leon, is a typical harem-obsessed scumbag, but...
I genuinely don't understand why some people add both "pure love" and "harem" tags... I don't want to read harem novels anyway, and every time I look at books tagged "pure love," there are always a few that are just toxic to me.
Is this book really that bad?
The perfect outline... I feel like I'm looking at a really amazing outline.
I've gotten to the middle part. It feels like the author is poisoning my mind.
* This plot twist made me want to kill Anu, that old FFF dog, for a moment. This book, Biye and Mia, is so depressing, I highly recommend you all read it.
I studied this book again while on a plane. It's well-written, but unfortunately, the cult-related plot is just too tedious.
How did you get the discount?
This ending is a bit stomach-churning; I suggest you buy some stomach medicine before watching.