The Otherworldly Sword Saint Only Likes Slaughtering Goblins

Five stars, a very well-paced novel It feels a bit too deliberate. The protagonist does not need to occupy the main point of a large-scale war all the time. The Goblin Shaman and Warriors were all killed by the protagonist. The mage team was obviously stronger than the protagonist at that time, but they did not play any role in this aspect. They could only help the protagonist contain the mobs. The protagonist was the first to discover the Goblin army, which resulted in the massacre of several villages. The same goes for the Lich. The Lich's phylactery was obtained and the mini-boss was killed by the protagonist. It was all done in an almost plot-killing manner. The stronger knights with him could only watch and help the protagonist contain the mobs. Not to mention that the protagonist discovered the zombies alone. Are there no other professionals who have learned the detection technique? Not to mention the subsequent revelation that the Lich is the father of the protagonist's former teammate. It was so deliberate that you can almost imagine the subsequent development. It is not impossible to have a plot like this that is deliberately created to highlight the protagonist. After all, the protagonist will be a legend in the future, and it is reasonable to have some legendary stories about him, but you can't be all legendary stories.

It's a more traditional Western fantasy. It doesn't have any bad points. It's smooth and smooth overall. It doesn't stress the level. Just add what you have and use it if you have the money. It's a pig's trotter with a normal mentality.

"Once you've written it, just leave it there. We'll arrange for someone to handle it later." The man at the counter looked at the novel in his hand without even raising his eyelids. Boring plot, unable to receive important messages [vomit]

A good traditional fantasy novel, the protagonist's skills feel like playing Diablo. Why was this book suddenly taken off the shelves?

What happened if it was taken off the shelves?

It's not what happened. I committed something and was taken down [face covering]

I just took a look and I guess which chapter was reviewed.

It's not bad. I have never seen such a clean novel. If you like a slow pace, you can read it. The author's writing is quite good. It has the same feeling as reading novels before. It's not like the various routines and flow nowadays.

I've just read a few chapters and I'm still not sure whether it's good or not, so I'll give it five stars. However, the author still hopes that most parts of the book won't be too similar when writing it. A few years ago, there was a book that was too similar and was banned after just writing a few hundred thousand words.

I have read Chapter 49 so far, and the plot is quite smooth and not too toxic.