7 Transmigration Tips From the Saint Novel Review

My Thoughts on 7 Transmigration Tips From the Saint

Alright, let's dive into "7 Transmigration Tips From the Saint." I went into this novel hoping for a delightful escape with a saintly twist, and my experience was... mixed, to say the least.

First Impressions

The premise certainly hooked me: a hardworking guy dying from overwork and transmigrating to a fantasy world where he's destined to be the saint of a god. The initial chapters promised a sweet, fluffy romance with a touch of adventure. The idea of the MC meeting his long-dreamt-of ML, who turns out to be the very god of this new world, was intriguing.

What Works Well

I can see why some readers found it relaxing and easy to digest. The interactions between the MC and ML can be quite sweet. The story does have a lighthearted feel, and for some, that simplicity might be exactly what they're looking for. It's the kind of story you can pick up when you want something undemanding and a bit fluffy.

Areas of Concern

However, I found myself increasingly frustrated as the story progressed. The plot felt incredibly meandering. What started as a simple inspection trip turned into a chaotic series of random encounters – baby dragons, near-robberies, assassin attacks, and a sixth prince with a sudden infatuation. It felt like the author was throwing in plot points without a clear direction, and the world-building suffered as a result. I struggled to visualize the world beyond the church's affinity for the color yellow.

I also had issues connecting with the characters, particularly the MC. Despite being described as a 29-year-old who's been independent since childhood, his personality often came across as timid and naive. The ML, a literal god, also felt somewhat underwhelming. His reasons for wanting to mingle with his followers felt flimsy, making it hard to take him seriously.

Final Verdict

Ultimately, "7 Transmigration Tips From the Saint" didn't quite hit the mark for me. While it has moments of sweetness and a relaxing pace, the shallow plot, inconsistent characterizations, and lack of world-building ultimately detracted from my enjoyment. If you're looking for a truly immersive and engaging fantasy, this might not be it. However, if you're in the mood for something light, fluffy, and undemanding, it might be worth a try.