Miss Priestess, Still Keeping Up Her Act Today

The author spoils the protagonist too much; everything the protagonist does is meticulously planned, and he even has several aliases to switch between. Despite not being a clone or behind-the-scenes story, it falls into both genres' pitfalls. First, there's the clone pitfall: each clone has a different social circle, making it difficult to develop relationships with the main character, and the same applies to multiple aliases. The two female leads, Suna and Verona, are affected by this. The supporting character, Tia, is the same. Suna's identity as a noblewoman is vividly portrayed, but she's also too stubborn about it. Clinging to her aristocratic beliefs, she even looks down on Tongtian Road. Her romantic relationship with the protagonist is never developed; I even thought it was...

The author has retaliated with another hiatus. If you dare to skip one chapter today, you'll dare to skip two tomorrow, and then you're done for. In short, you'll turn into Yamata no Orochi.

Q: Why are you so sure that the hundreds of short stories weren't written by AI? A: Because AI doesn't make as many typos.

It seems the first rule of 100 short episodes is indeed true.

Firstly, the author's skill in creating amusing scenes is quite good; one could say they have a firm grasp on crafting comedic moments. As a lighthearted and humorous story, the reading experience is relatively enjoyable. However, the author's immediate priority is to untangle the numerous and increasingly convoluted identity issues they've created with the plot, and to address the overly deliberate development of the storyline. Because in this part of the story (around chapters 50-60), you can clearly feel that the protagonist is deliberately choosing a more complex way to resolve their identity problem, intentionally leaving many things unresolved—things that could be easily solved with a single sentence or a display of power...

What triggered this sudden surge in updates?

There are so many typos! Didn't the author even check it?

Why not join the group to read the deleted chapters? There are several reasons, from light to heavy: 1. Some books slow down the main plot and suppress combat power. To put pressure on the invincible protagonist, they directly increase the strength of enemies, causing their combat power to rise continuously until the later combat power becomes chaotic. Those rare bosses in the early stages are no longer considered slowing factors in the later stages. 2. Some books want to create a grand world view, so they keep introducing it, repeatedly mentioning previous introductions to pad the reading experience. This book doesn't introduce it much. 3. Some books constantly emphasize intrigue and treachery, even labeling it "invincible." If I wanted invincible, I would just browse through...

In my opinion, this book has the potential to be top-tier, but unfortunately the author is too lazy.

I don't want spicy chicken with bones 😭😭😭 I want an update 😭😭😭