Different World: Capturing the Saint at the Beginning

Is there anyone who can comment? Many people who like to read about goblins would like the protagonist to be more evil or more astringent. The tone of the protagonist in this book is still neutral. He will not let go of those who deserve to be killed, nor the Virgin, nor the slow male protagonist, nor will he let go of the vegetables in the pot. Maybe I thought wrong. I hope everyone can give me some more suggestions, good or bad. Thank you [please pay attention]

Goblin novels in Tomato are well worth reading. I have read quite a few Goblin novels. I wanted to read some novels with different themes out of curiosity, but after searching around, I could only read one or two. The others were either too anti-human or directly out of subject, making it difficult to read. I have now read Chapter 86, and I haven't found any poisonous points so far. If you like novels, you can read it.

It's beautiful. Why is the popularity so low? It's like watching a cartoon, completely immersed in it. The angle is very novel. Although they are goblins, they are also flesh and blood. The heroines all have their own personalities. They are of different races and cannot be dismissed casually. There is a sense of expectation. Although the protagonist has some flaws, he is very real and getting stronger little by little. The opponents also have their own personalities and all have online IQs.

I've read more than 20 chapters, and I'm a little confused, but I'll support it with five stars.

Overall it's pretty good.

I want to know why it is the first perspective, I

Not bad, looks very comfortable

Very nice, but a little lacking

Very good, but I feel like the flow is not much [face covering] Come on, come on!