Reincarnated as an Elf Child, but in a Goblin Nest

Although it's only seven chapters long, judging from the clues already laid out, this will be an epic story, definitely worth looking forward to! 👍👍👍 The protagonist should create a new goblin habit. When all other goblins are extinct, all the children he raises will become his harem, and he will give birth to a completely new goblin race.

There's not much to say; it's considered a masterpiece by Tomato (the author's pen name). The characters are portrayed with great detail, especially the protagonist and the king. The novel explores the conflict between the protagonist's human and goblin identities, which is quite well done.

I have to say, this is the coolest goblin novel I've read on Tomato, and it's unique. The others are all about how goblins, after becoming goblins, raid villages, women, towns, and then... Well, you know... But this one doesn't indulge the goblins' carnal desires. It protects their mothers and shows that goblins also have human-like emotions. The death of the Goblin King... Is truly brilliant.

Every character is delicately portrayed; it made me cry, and it made me miss my mom. By the way, author, what have you been through? This book has a peculiar, poignant feeling—a sense of despair mixed with hope. I hope it's just a dark humor; it hurts, it hurts so much. I cried in my mom's arms for ages.

You're truly talented; you deserve full marks. It's indeed excellent. The protagonist's values and morals didn't change despite the shift in his position and status. He didn't harbor hatred for the Goblin King for trivial reasons; he was kind, thoughtful, and not blindly kind.

The incredible script, the superb writing style, and the endless stream of memorable quotes combine to create a group of vivid and relatable characters. To read this book, you first have to overcome the beginning. To put it simply, I think those with a strong aversion to certain things will find it absolutely unbearable, and it is indeed quite anti-human. But it is precisely this anti-humanity that creates the contradictions that make this book so profound.

After the initial wildness comes the rationality; a shallow beginning, profound thoughts. The author uses sharp conflicts between characters from different perspectives to guide the reader into deep reflection. This is a philosophical book with extremely sound values, covering various aspects.

This novel is fantastic! I saw a 3-star review before, saying the goblin only-male setting was bad, which made me lose interest. But then I came across this novel and decided to give it a try, and it's really great!

Don't be fooled by the low rating; it's genuinely good. The author's writing is excellent, the characters are well-developed, and the content is quite tear-jerking (in my opinion). Anyway, it's one of the best I've ever read. 😘

This book is arguably the best-written goblin-themed novel. Each character is vividly portrayed: Nur, a goblin with a human heart; Amber, who suffers goblin abuse yet loves her child; the Goblin King, possessing a strong yet gentle spirit; and the Shadow Goblin, who would rather die in battle than betray his conscience… Each character is fleshed out, striving for different goals.