From the Start, I Become a Gnoll, Devoted to a Thousand Years of Death
开局变成豺狼人，专注爱好千年杀
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 435k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Other names
- Western Fantasy Lord: From Hyena Pack to Gnoll Empire西幻领主：从鬣狗群到豺狼人帝国Alternate title on Fanqie
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I originally planned to wait until the book was finished before reviewing it, 🤔 but seeing how low Lao Wang's book rating is, I had to review it first to show my support. 😘 In today's world of book droughts, this book is already a rare gem, a good book (in my opinion); it's similar in style to Gorkin's book, but different.
Five Sticks is a well-written book; the great Gorkin loved it.
Writing a book is no easy feat, so five stars! Warnings cleared: Western fantasy + gnolls + cheat system + lord + semi-invincible wish fulfillment + side quests (pseudo). The imaginative plot is a plus, and the setting is commendable. The slightly disjointed storyline is a bit messy due to minor plot threads, but these flaws don't detract from the overall quality of the book.
It's super good! The main character and his second brother, along with the various supporting characters like goblins, centaurs, ogres, and trolls, are all well-developed. Every character is interesting and has a distinct personality! The brotherly bond between the main character and his second brother is also very touching.
Keep it up! This is the fourth book by this author that I've followed. Personally, I think it's quite good.
The protagonist and Jackal Boy are like Immortal Joe and Immortal Boy. Please stop updating so late, a minute or two past midnight. Anyway, this book is quite good.
I feel like it's okay, I hope there will be more updates. Three chapters a day is alright, I hope there will be more updates.
Well, it's so good, so good that I regret reading it so soon! When I really wanted to read more, I devoured hundreds of chapters in one go – it wasn't enough, not enough! I wanted to read more!
Having read Gorkin's book before, I felt this one overlapped somewhat in content—both follow the development model of conquering territories, recruiting followers, and strengthening oneself. The content of this book is also good, but I think it might be better to expand and innovate on this development model. Just a random thought of mine.
The concept is particularly novel, especially the part where the cheat system and the old man self-destruct and it's game over—it was hilarious! The only downside is the title; the author could have chosen a better one. Overall, the book is quite good.