Goblins in Another World: Conquering with Guns, Cannons, and Swords

This is an infrastructure novel with a grand world view and a pseudo-group portrait novel. It is different from the conventional cool novel formula. Each country has its own grand epic. The characters are flesh and blood. The protagonist is not unique and beautiful. There is only one female protagonist. However, the arrangement of the emotional line is not too abrupt. It is a marriage. Moreover, our protagonist Lao Li is also very doting on his wife, and he pours hundreds of milliliters from time to time [laughs] I seriously suspect that the author was overtaken by the historian in the book when he was halfway through writing. In the early stage, he described the world view like an online game, where he defeated monsters and upgraded, leading a group of younger brothers to develop slowly. In the middle stage, he suddenly introduced a grand world view and created various heroes. The indomitable but hidden weakness of Luca, the whole body The deformed but spiritual Prince Rezamund, and the magical things in the book have their own set of scientific settings. There will not be a situation where a single artifact will destroy the world. Everything operates in accordance with this set of scientific theories. Through the author's description, it feels like there is really such a world developing like this. Finally, I also recommend everyone to read another book by the author, which still has our prisoner Li as the protagonist. If you haven't read Warhammer, it won't affect your impression. I don't understand whether the author is thinking that this book is not as profitable as another book and wants to speed up the completion, or is it because he is mentally ill and starts to abuse the protagonist after more than 1,000 chapters. To be honest, I don't understand the meaning of writing this way. In my opinion, this is a simple betrayal, without considering the market or readers. I updated the book to chapter 100 and started to catch up on it. I watched Lao Li kill three people and build an army, break through the city and establish a political power. He faced crises one after another, conquered each race, conquered the country bit by bit, and then suddenly issued a self-indictment to tell the readers that he was going to start torturing the protagonist. I read chapter by chapter and looked at the foreshadowing of the ambitions laid in the previous chapter. I felt that it was so ironic. Looking back on the past, the prosperous years are thick. "Ah, life." You said that you wanted to complete this work and make it perfect, in line with the rise and fall of history. I won't criticize, I just feel that you are really sorry for the readers who have been following the novel for so long. The development of the novel has obviously always been a good novel. The sudden change is difficult for readers to accept, and they love and hate it. The foreshadowing in the previous article is so long and grand, so grand that it makes readers think that you can keep writing, but now you have to end it hastily with failure. I am speechless for your willfulness. In short, if you haven't fallen into the trap yet, don't fall into it. If you really want to watch it, just watch the end of World War. The real battle for hegemony in another world will end in that chapter.

Advantages: A large army fights without looking messy The supporting character has brains, and the protagonist has a growth curve The plot is interesting, although it is a bit cliche, it is not cliche and has new ideas. Japanese-Western fantasy, but I'm worried about being locked up in a dark room and want to control the scale Disadvantages: too few updates, I have to update five times a day There are too few manifestations of God Can the author make a map (concept) so that it's easier to see?

One of the best fights for hegemony. The protagonist is flesh and blood, and explains the process of the rise of a nation. Although some parts are a bit lovesick, it is not sealed at all. The hardships of the early struggle are very prominent. The military strength in the middle and later stages begins to increase, mainly due to the author's focus on ordnance. The understanding and deployment of tactics are definitely not outsiders, they are exclusively understood. Summary: Passion is the main theme of this book. The protagonist shoulders the important task of prospering the goblins and is committed to building a multi-racial peaceful development society. He is not brainless in the war and decisive in post-war preparations. Some people suppress the rating, which is good. If the score is too high, it will be blocked easily.

"Goblin, From Swords to Guns" has many highlights, as follows: - The setting is novel and unique: the protagonist travels through time and becomes a goblin, breaking the conventional setting of the protagonist in traditional fantasy stories, which is very fresh in itself. Coupled with the blessing of the horse riding and slashing system, the system brings more possibilities for the development of the story, such as recruiting soldiers, upgrading fortresses, and climbing the technology tree. This combination allows Goblin to grow from weak to strong, and gradually develop from the era of cold weapons relying on swords to the era of guns and hot weapons, creating a unique growth system that stands out compared to other Western fantasy novels. - The plot is fast-paced: at the beginning of the novel, the protagonist quickly travels through time and plunges into adventure, with a tight pace and no delay. From hunting the horned crocodile, advancing to the big goblin, becoming the leader, and encountering the ogre, a series of plots, conflicts and challenges follow one after another, which effectively promotes the development of the plot, firmly grasps the readers' attention throughout the whole process, immerses the readers in it, and always maintains a strong interest in reading. - The growth line is attractive: The growth process is unfolded from the perspective of Goblins. This setting of the rise of small characters and small races can easily make readers feel immersed in it. As the protagonist continues to overcome difficulties and unlock new technologies and new powers in a challenging world, readers can deeply feel the protagonist's step-by-step transformation and strength. This sense of growth is an important factor in attracting readers to continue reading.

A very good work. The characters have distinct personalities and their own characteristics. The story has many branches and is wide in width. Whether it is the enemies, subordinates or powerful NPCs, they all have their own story lines. Some of his subordinates died, but more of them grew up in their own way, changing from a confused monster to an "intelligent life" with advanced pursuits. The enemies are not all brainless, but have their own goals/reasons, whether they desire unity, their own interests, or love. The overall writing style is concise and clear, and the novel content is also very rich. The author's control of emotions is still in place. There are ups and downs, and the suppression is just to pave the way for the next rise. I would not say that the suppression is too harsh. Judging from the novels I found on 🍅, it can be considered a masterpiece. But here it is 🍅. (I'm going to start talking about it😡) My brain has been assimilated by 🍅. I come to Tomato to read cool articles. Whether it is a no-brainer novel or a masterpiece with brains, the story, even the branch line, revolves around the protagonist. The protagonist is the center of all stories and also my perspective. In this book, when I first saw the branch plot, there was something vaguely wrong. However, the initial branch plot was not that long, and the main point of view would soon return to the protagonist, so I did not react at the time. Later, the battle with the dwarves and the orc branch derived from the running general, even though it finally circled back to the protagonist, that branch was long enough. From the perspective of the branch alone, the protagonist had changed. As for the current progress, Princess Rebecca's Escape, in my assimilated thinking mode, this princess should be the target of the southern province. After a series of accidents, she finally joined the protagonist's alliance, and because of the strong claims and other resources brought by the queen, she should eventually be included in the protagonist's harem. But when I saw this man taking the initiative to kiss the earl's son, my mind went blank. This belongs to his Wood Rat. Why does it look a bit like a group portrait? Let's be honest, the book is a good book. The following opinions are just my personal opinions. I am not extreme. I will not say that I will accept every one I see, nor will I say that women should not appear at all. I can accept whether the protagonist is single, in pure love, or in a harem. The specific situation depends on the main theme of the novel and my first impression of the novel. First of all, the protagonist has disclosed his own standards: that is, he has enough background and status to bring enough benefits to the alliance. In this case, the Nightingale branch plot was written with a lot of space (well, I think it is a lot, it has been foreshadowing from the beginning of the parachute, to the Nightingale's escape, and maybe there will be a follow-up later). As the protagonist of the branch plot, it took up a lot of words, and the princess who met the protagonist's standards was promised to a certain NPC. Wori, I feel so uncomfortable😨. The protagonist serves as the main perspective, and is supplemented by the interaction of multiple characters to jointly advance the narrative. You wood mouse, it's a group portrait, please explain, I'm here to make myself happy. What I need is a single, replaceable protagonist, not a group portrait. If I see the words "group portrait", no matter how good the work is, I will leave it without going into it. Your group portrait in the lord's cool style is simply—— Novel Assassin 😡😭👊🏻! I think this is a question of expectations. I set up expectations based on the standards set by the protagonist himself. If a target that meets this expectation falls into the hands of an NPC in a novel, it is tantamount to, well, missing a girl in my own mind. This is not because the novel is not well written, on the contrary, the novel is well written. My sense of anticipation was also perfectly raised. It's just because of my personal negative attitude towards group portraits that the "harvest" I expected not only did not come, but also achieved success for others. (Due to various foreshadowing and my subjective opinion, the new elf is actually not as good as the Nightingale in my eyes. At least my thoughts about the plot of the protagonist marrying the new elf are probably "Huh? It does meet the standards, but is that just it?" There just happened to be such a person, and it just happened to meet the standards. There was no foreshadowing, so they got married in a flash, started to step on the back, and had a child. It was very sudden, very bland, not supportive, and not disgusted. And this branch line placed my wrong expectations on me and exploded my negative emotions. What you spent a lot of space describing is really someone else's life? ) Your novel deserves five stars, but I want to give you one because you made me feel uncomfortable during my pleasure-oriented actions (meaning reading). But I can't give you a low score because your writing is really good. It's even more uncomfortable now 😭😭😭😭😭. What a newborn, I was so sick in the middle of the night. He hesitates to speak... Stop talking but want to... I already have a knot, and no matter how hard I force myself to read, I don't feel like I was chasing after books a few days ago, so this book will probably stay with me until this point. Best wishes 👍🏻.

Come on, author, keep it up. It feels really good. Don't care about the bad reviews. If you don't like it, you don't have to read it. Don't make us unreadable by posting bad reviews. Author, I think you are the main focus of science fiction. I hope the author can develop more technology. Happy New Year's Eve!

The early to middle stages were pretty good and enjoyable, but after a thousand years they were deliberately looking for trouble. Can't we just leave the rise and fall of history in an extra chapter? What I want to see now is the protagonist defeating everything. The military power is so strong now, but the star archer almost killed him with one arrow. What I want to see is extreme pleasure, what I want to see is someone who is not afraid of anything, what I want to see is emotional debauchery, what I want to see is someone who is surrounded by enemies and survives a desperate situation. I'm too lazy to comment. The system that made you rich is gone. What I want to see is the officials from other empires who tried to instigate rebellion against the protagonist and finally demonstrated the power of the system. But you, my friend, you deleted the system. I don't want to say that there are many rebellions. The Star Shooter version is the most excessive. But it still looks good

It really caught my eye. It was not uncommon to see Goblins as the main characters, but this was the first time I saw the protagonist being a Goblin, leading a group of Goblins to fight for hegemony. Moreover, the riding and slashing system is not a strong one, it is not invincible or crazy evolution, the writing is realistic and beautiful.

There is no big poisonous point. The growth of the protagonist feels a bit abrupt, suddenly changing from a survivor to a king with the world in mind. But overall it's still good. The rating feels a bit low, maybe because the writing in the front is a bit poor (compared to the back), and the author doesn't feel like he's very good at writing about farming in the early stages of his studies. If it continues to develop at the same pace as in the past dozen chapters, the rating will be guaranteed to be 8.6. It's not impossible to be bold and go above 9.0. So far, the first part of the book is average, until the plot of the Brave Squad, which is very enjoyable to fight. Got high watching it in the middle of the night. Especially what the protagonist said to Gobong, I feel that it is completely different from the previous author's performance. Highly recommended The title of the book seems to be a bit of a drag. If the author has time, he can ask the book club or collect ideas in the comment area.

A ten-year old bookworm + a 200-hour riding and slashing player The characteristics of the camp are super-fast troops, temporary authoritarian government (drawing three sands and one is very scary), and collectivism. The thinking is rigorous, the growth curve is reasonable, the writing is witty and not embarrassing. Recent novels are too ugly. This one is really good. Suggestions 1. You can try more group portrait writing methods, similar to the birth of the Goblin Brave. Several chapters are developed from the perspective of the hero to advance several small plots. The protagonist is similar to the macro perspective. Combining several micro perspectives can make the characteristics of the political system more three-dimensional. Several original stocks died too casually, including the Goblin Bow. In fact, these plots could use more ink to achieve better results. 2. The ambush pen is still a bit dry, and the dream prophecy is still a bit abrupt, giving people the feeling that it can be used as a plug-in to make nightmare prophecies every day. Urging for updates. Come on, author. It's too short.