After transmigrating into a world ravaged by the uncanny, Mu Xuan becomes the forty-second pope.
The problem is, the Church of Light has been reduced to barely a fraction of its former strength, barely clinging to survival...
Worse still, why has he turned into a saintess?
The elves need the saintess's heart's blood to save the World Tree. The vampires need it to cure their ailments. Even the dragons need it to repair the Eye of the Sky.
No way. He absolutely can't let them find him!
However, thinking that solving the problem first would spare him from having his heart's blood extracted, Mu Xuan works tirelessly and finally purges the uncanny corruption.
But now, he faces a blood princess pressing a sharp scythe against his neck, an elf princess who keeps sneaking glances at him, and even a Silvermoon Knight who has already climbed into his bed.
Though panicking inside, Mu Xuan adjusts his collar and calmly says, "As the pope of the Church, I can state clearly that there is no such thing as a saintess in the Church..."
As if! He isn't afraid of the uncanny, so why would he be afraid of you interrogating him!
"But Your Holiness, could you explain why Her Highness Muxuan's clothes are in your wardrobe?"
"Why is Your Holiness's name pronounced the same as Her Highness Muxuan's?"
Yikes...
Seeing the heroines closing in, Muxuan immediately retreats into a corner.
I'm doomed!
P.S. [百] [Mild Lovecraftian] [Homestead Building]
[Multiple Heroines]
The story gradually picks up around Chapter 15, so please don't leave it on your reading list for too long, everyone ( •̥́ ˍ •̀ू )
Does anyone still read this book?
Here's a sincere piece of advice: either shed the papal identity as soon as possible, or maintain a constant distance from female characters. Initially, the constant shifts in identity weren't a problem, but the issue arises later when even Sistine doesn't object to physical contact with the protagonist who is now the pope. This is a major taboo in yuri (lesbian) stories, and the author desperately needs to be mindful of this. I don't want such a well-written and well-plotted novel to be criticized.
I still think the story is better when the protagonist is intelligent. After the transformation, it feels like his intelligence drops, and he just keeps rambling on and on about petty things instead of advancing the main plot. While other protagonists become stronger in all aspects after a transformation, this one becomes weaker in every way—not only does he get shorter, but he also loses all his intelligence. The protagonist's personality change is practically starting a new book. In other transformation novels, no matter how the transformation happens, you can at least tell it's the original owner. This one feels like a completely different protagonist. It's so hard to find a non-brainless, petty-obsessed protagonist in this story.
Volume 4 has begun! I didn't expect Volume 3 to take so long to write. After all the procrastination, I've finally finished it. Readers can rest assured, this book will definitely be completed. Volume 4 is about the Blood Princess, Volume 5 is about the Dragon, and whether there will be a sixth volume depends on what happens next.
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My main account got banned, so I created a new one and finally found you again after a lot of effort. But when I checked, you only had 290,000 words! Last time I added it to my favorites it already had 200,000. You've only added 90,000 words in all this time. Have you been slacking off again, Little Juice?
I'm back to update now that I'm done with work. My new book has started, so please give it a try! This one is still updated daily, while the Fox Girl one has been changed to weekly updates.
I want to know why my comment was deleted. My comment was objective and rational, without any bias or prejudice, and it received many likes. Why was it deleted? The author should be addressing the issue and providing a reasonable explanation, not simply resolving the comment that raised the question and escaping reality.
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