Are You Sick? Why Talk About Kindness with a Man-Eating Demon?

A chef used his own ideas to write a Western fantasy novel. It is very good. There are no flaws. The shortcomings are 0. There are many advantages. The number of words is quite large and it is not too watery. It should be said that in the Ganges of water, the only thing I don't like personally is that Golkin doesn't have it. There are more than a dozen scenes, but they are not very enjoyable to watch. There are also some minor flaws. Every time the protagonist's strength increases, his opponents are always the same strength, or 55, which is relatively unsatisfactory. The delicate balance is a bit far-fetched but does not hinder reading. There are quite a few quirks, such as the lack of stupid operations such as shouting out names during fights. The fighting is also very flexible. It is also very spiritual to steal the younger brother when the king is against the king. The more realistic point is the background of some supporting characters. I can only say that I can't bear it because I live in the light, but I understand. Finally, it's a good book and worth reading. I've been wanting to say something for a long time, that is: Ah beep? Ah beep, beep, beep, beep! ! ! ! ! [Sinister smile]

It's very interesting, the world view is complete, and the Blue Star people can't really take on the role of the indigenous people. But I hope the author can enrich the protagonist's abilities. It's okay to just rely on brute force to defeat others. It won't work if I encounter elves, humans, knights, and mages. I hope the author can help me increase the protagonist's abilities, such as the genetic ability of the blood race or the protagonist's time travel, additional abilities or learning skills. I also hope that the person who serves the protagonist in the Protagonist Style Restaurant will always belong to the protagonist. Otherwise, after serving other guests, he will serve the protagonist again... Which is not good. In addition, it does not reflect the role of the protagonist very well. There is also hope that if the protagonist wants to open a service area and build a city Reward the protagonist with some walls or equipment that can defend against attacks and build an army. If you want to establish a service area and prohibit fighting, the number of ogres is very small. I hope the author can set up combat units of other races and recruit other races to work for the protagonist to complete the structure of the real city. I especially hope that as long as they are loyal to the protagonist and have a rock mark, such as the succubus, they will always belong to the protagonist and do not serve others. After all, the protagonist has declared that they belong to their own race. I hope that the service will be opened in the style museum behind, so do not serve others.

It's just that the female characters in the book seem to be very receptive to sex, which is completely different from other novels. When it comes to this, it feels very bland.

It has its own style, although it is not very novel in the World of Warcraft system. But the logic is very artistic. In fact, from the perspective of Warcraft, this is a very story-like Rise of the Ogres. The occasionally awakened heroes, hills, and paladins feel a bit weak. The description of legion war is okay. The only shortcoming may be the protagonist vs. A link.

After reading more than 40 chapters, I can say that I don't see any problems. There are many highlights, especially the setting of the imprint that laid the foundation. It was also interesting for me to think about it, but the book is not very fat. . It's wonderful. If you open up the map in the later stage, you will surely slowly compete for hegemony. This book is definitely a good book.

This is one of the best Survival Lord books I've read so far. It's written deeply into my heart. It's just a small issue with three views, but it's harmless and expresses my personal opinion. Don't worry about it. It's just that the update is a bit slow. It's cool, but I can't stand it any longer. The protagonist doesn't look like a human being anymore. At first, he's a bit human, but in the end, he's like a beast that does whatever he wants. Humanity has been fed to humans and demons. The tribe has no civilization at all. It's all barbaric. I can't stand it any longer. It's a big problem with my outlook.

Ogre Begins, the first time I watched it, it was interesting enough, the main character was well portrayed, and I felt very immersed in it. After reading more than a dozen chapters, the character of the protagonist is immediately clear. The most important thing is that the writing is very smooth and has no poisonous points. It is a type that can be read in one sitting. I usually classify these non-toxic books that I have read in one sitting into good books and novels that are rare for tomatoes.

Not bad, I have never seen such an article before. He is from Blue Heart, but he is not a Holy Mother, and apart from the delicious food, he basically forgets it. Born and raised here.

It must be praised... When I first saw that there was no heroine, I thought it was a eunuch novel. Fortunately, I checked the comment section and found that there was no heroine but it was not a eunuch. It was very ok. Give the protagonist two skills

Surprisingly good, I always thought it was the old-fashioned universal lord competition. I didn't expect it to be a story about a Blue Star person reincarnating into an ogre for enjoyment. The plot is smooth and the character descriptions are distinct and distinctive. Recommended reading.