I Was Promised a Rebirth as a Supernatural Being, but From the Start I Was a Goblin

After reading about 30 chapters, I would like to talk about a few problems that I think can be improved. There is no unified standard for the ratings after several simulations. For example, the character evaluation that appeared in this simulation did not appear in the previous simulation, and the level of the rating did not affect the amount of rewards he chose; Another point is that among the items that can be selected after each simulation, there are too many to choose from. Once there were even 12. Among those 12, there were a lot of white items, and a lot of words were spent introducing these white items. When selecting, the protagonist also directly skipped them. So since things are skipped, why spend so much ink writing so many introductions that need to be skipped? Another point is that the talent in the simulation seems to have an impact on attributes, but after the simulation is over, selecting this talent seems to have no attribute bonus in reality. Another point is that in the simulation, those talents greatly affect the various choices of the simulated character, such as curiosity, honesty, etc. And if this talent is selected, it is not clear whether it will have an impact on the protagonist's real-life choices. It should be possible.

I really like reading this kind of theme. It was very comfortable to watch in the early stage. I don't know why the score is so low. After 40 pictures, there are many poisonous points in the army. I can accept it personally, but the low score is understandable. Give me an extra star because the author is so open-minded, I was dumbfounded, like tb customer service 🙂

After reading the beginning, I found that the author's writing was quite interesting. I was curious why it only got 6 points. When I saw the chapter where the protagonist defended Ironforge, I understood why it only scored 6 points. The military plot in the novel can be trivial, but it shouldn't be so trivial 😂😂😂 Such a childish military writing style makes the protagonist's decision-making and struggles a complete joke, and the protagonist's environment and the people he knows also become a joke. Moreover, as a novel with a Western fantasy background, lines similar to "New Three Kingdoms" often come out of the characters' mouths, which is also unbearable for readers. Finally, the title is deceptive. Up to Chapter 80, this book is not a "reincarnation" or "simulation" novel at all. This book is actually a novel in which "you can watch a fantasy story that has nothing to do with the main body once in a while and get relevant rewards." The novel itself is only worth 6 points. The author seems very polite and adds two stars, giving it a five-star review.

When simulating low-level monsters such as goblins, there is no need to show disdain and disdain. I personally feel uncomfortable reading it (especially when the garbage race is matched with good talents, it is a bit of a drama) Four or five updates a day is good, but I would rather you update ten times a day The simulated plot of the book is quite good and suits my taste. During farming/leisure time, measure the actual advancement/combat power (system), don't rely entirely on simulation bonuses The plot can be a little more plain. Don't always dance on the edge of a knife. The battle has begun, and you are at a disadvantage. Find a hole, [Simulation Start]... After the simulation is completed, defeat is turned into victory. Let's have a plot where the ending is decided and the results of hard work are crushed. [Only personal reference opinions, the author also focuses on the actual situation and personal wishes] (well written)

The short story was well written and stitched together a lot of things, but after the war, the simulated martial arts was of little use. There were no major conflicts, it was just trivial, so there was nothing exciting about it. It's a Western fantasy background, but occasionally there are some Eastern descriptions and ways of thinking that can cause drama, but otherwise there's no big problem.

The writing is very good. I originally planned to give it five stars, but the plot is more like an ancient hegemony novel covered in a medieval Western fantasy. Judging from the novels, the characteristics of a medieval Western fantasy are generally characterized by arrogant and lewd nobles, endless banquets, and ladies who will never get pregnant no matter what. Nobility is the core of the Middle Ages. Generally, nobles will not kill nobles in wars, but will capture them and use them in exchange for benefits. Those who die are the soldiers and cannon fodder below. After all, the territory can be fought over, but when a person dies, there is nothing. If you, a non-aristocratic class, kill a noble, the nobles you belong to will not think that you have done meritorious service, but will kill you because they will think that you have insulted the honor of the nobles.

It's a simulation, but the simulation is concise and smooth, unlike some simulations that have dozens of chapters at a time and completely ignore the main plot. The main line simulation here has a degree of relaxation, which is well received. The protagonist is also decisive in killing, and he overthrows him when he should. The bad woman who comes to his door is not wasted, which is very good. The author updates vigorously every day and deserves praise!

Many people don't understand what the cheat finger is. According to my understanding, his cheat finger is that the talent selection can only take effect on the original body and will not take effect on the next simulation. Then, the attributes of the reincarnated things are the average of the reincarnated race. For example, if the average human race has a little IQ and gets a talent, stupid people will be lucky. In the future, if a little IQ is subtracted, the IQ will be zero, and then the items carried will affect the simulation process in the form of time.

Why does he have to find a lover every time? Can you die if you don't find a partner? [Petrochemical][Petrochemical][Petrochemical] Is there a hidden affectionate talent that almost always has a lover?

This book is very good. The descriptions and plots are all flawless, and the scale is also amazing. Why such a low rating? Although the evaluation and reward process after each simulation is very awkward, there is no problem at all. I don't agree with the score being so low. 😠