It’s not racist but its a narrowed view of the world
Hey bro did u find some good one , all those I found are either stopped or author died so it's not completed ?
Ive been stacking since chapter 1444 and it seems like I should keep stacking since this novel is almost over with what people are saying.
Any news when we will have it here?
Damn end so fast ?
To the future reader,
The story was not natural. Whenever the mc goes there are always problem and accident that put him at the extreme disadvantage to the point he surely will die but somehow always survive. All strong female in the story have some mental problem while the weaker one can do no shit. Everytime the mc somewhat lucky having the females love him or advantage on them, his inner eunuch demon always manage to possess him. I wonder with part of the story that actually harem. The background was really good but the mc is a 'no no'. Except his talent, his character was not exactly like a transmigration person in any way.
Okay, so, I see all these comments about how it was dropped and everything, but I have a more important question
Is the translation good?? Does it live up to the greatness of the anime??
Is this a gay novel?
"The Monk That Wanted to Renounce Asceticism" is a captivating novel that delves into the complex tapestry of religious ambition, human欲望, and the struggle for self-discovery. Set against the backdrop of 17th-century Spain, it follows the journey of a young monk named Ambrosio, torn between his vows of asceticism and the allure of worldly temptations.
Author Matthew Lewis expertly explores the moral gray areas, as Ambrosio's internal conflict pushes him towards a series of unexpected turns. The novel challenges traditional notions of piety and virtue, inviting readers to ponder the nature of sin, redemption, and the power of temptation. Through vivid descriptions and compelling characters, Lewis captures the psychological turmoil Ambrosio faces, making the reader empathize with his fall from grace.
What makes this story resonate with humanity is its universal themes – the tug-of-war between duty and desire, the consequences of unchecked ambition, and the quest for inner peace. It serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of unchecked passions, while also offering a glimpse into the human condition, reminding us that even the most devout souls can be vulnerable to their own weaknesses.
In essence, "The Monk That Wanted to Renounce Asceticism" is a thought-provoking narrative that encourages readers to reflect on their own desires and the choices they make, ultimately encouraging introspection and understanding of the delicate balance between morality and the complexities of the human heart.
You should look elsewhere, this series doesn't get updated here for some reason :(
If you are looking for ~strong FL~ you are in the right place. The main character is someone who knows how to fight both physically and mentally (so what more do we want). In terms of romance, it has a structure that goes slow at first and then explodes, but it was fun and sincere. If you like this kind of thing, I say go for it.
That one was crazy lol