Slave Lord: Who’s the Goblin Now?

Write two chapters about bugs, I can do anything (bushi) It seems like we'll see Abbes kiss Luo Luo again after she wakes up, and what about the ending of the two swords? I remember taking the spaceship with me? Could it be that the spacecraft stayed on Pluto when it exploded on Pluto? Both swords are badly damaged, and if they are left on Pluto for another 1,000 years without any health replenishment, then they won't be sent, right? No, Quinn~

Author, please restrain yourself this time. Don't be sanctioned by Shen He like the previous book. The content is quite good. [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

It's very good to watch. Although the male protagonist is a bit too naive, he is very funny and not bad. I hope that the protagonist can solve the inhumane curse of the Dragon God as soon as possible. In the early stage, when no girls like it, the protagonist cannot really provide emotional value. But as the number of girls who like the male protagonist increases, this kind of delivery comes to the door, but the protagonist is a eunuch. It is uncomfortable to refuse or change the topic. Since the male protagonist flirted with Duolu's mother, I hope it won't happen without incident or give her away. There is also the daughter of the Elf Queen. I hope there will be no broken shoes setting.

Support me, the author is a genius, Tomato Picked Up the Ghost, this is a Western fantasy comedy, there should be many female protagonists, according to the logic of the previous book, hehe. Looks great, looking forward to the next one

The language is humorous and has a European aristocratic atmosphere that fits the setting of a slave owner. The characters are more three-dimensional and the plot is still relatively vivid. There is a failure in the labyrinth exploration phase, but it is corrected in a timely manner in the later stage, making it more readable and discrepant. It always brings you fun inadvertently.

Super interesting! The fourth book following the author.

Very funny content and very awesome

This one was also written by you. I really liked the Krypton Life one, although it was a little skewed in the later stages. I didn't like the character of the aunt. It always gave me the feeling of watching The End of the World. The plot was not too overpowering, unlike other books where it started to go crazy a little bit later (although it was quite crazy).

It's very interesting. Mr. Pi is the real capitalist. A street lamp can't hang him to death because Mr. Pi will collect the tax from the street lamp before he is hanged [laughter]

Now that I have seen the career of the tree chaser, I feel that the overall writing style is quite relaxed and interesting, and it is more comfortable because there is no emotional line. I don't like to see the protagonist having a good time without working on his career and falling in love. But what I can't see now is that I can't sympathize with the protagonist, but I sympathize with the enslaved people. I feel uncomfortable when I see the tree people being called Lao Den. The tree people have to go into hibernation because they provide golden fingers to the protagonist, but the protagonist is still chasing the tree people for skills. I feel a little uncomfortable. Every time I write about the subjects, I hope that their lives will get better and better, I hope that they can eat well, I hope that they will be happy living in the territory, and I hope that they will have a sense of belonging to the territory. Before reading the article, I thought that this novel would be superficially oppressive and actually make everyone's lives better. But now that I have read it, I have almost realized that this novel is really oppressive. I always expect that I may not be the audience for this type of article.