Surviving as a Saint in Another World

The explanation of religion and the world is very well done. The story focuses heavily on misunderstandings and a lot on church and religion, so I'd say it fulfills exactly what it sets out to do. The novel is also quite self-aware of some flaws and logical problems that usually occur in this type of fantasy world, so I found it quite fun to read about this meta-language and analysis. The protagonist delivers a lot of monologues, like, a lot. The only thing that might bother some is the proportion of female to male characters (there are many more women around the protagonist in a deep friendship). But it doesn't quite reach the level of a harem per se. If you enjoy reading about saintly/religious protagonists/divine powers, read this!

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