Monster Manual: Starting with Goblin Bloodline

It looks okay, but it would be better if the details of the story are enriched. One moment it was a talent point, the next it became a bloodline point. I couldn't figure out such important details. After reading more than 20 chapters, there were several points that were inexplicable and foggy. The 6 points were not unjust. The more poisonous things I saw, the more poisonous things I saw, and I couldn't stand it any longer, so I said goodbye.

Sorry, I can't bear it anymore. How do you sneak in the narrow and changeable Goblin cave with a spear more than two meters long? Let me ask you, how did you get around the corner? Stealth is a setting to eliminate odors, and not to eliminate sounds is also a setting. Why is there no sound when you bump a spear, but there is another sound when you step on a branch? Why is it set as a bloodline talent in the manual, but then it becomes a Goblin profession? Then wouldn't my entire Goblin Dragon Knight and Goblin God explode? Oh, I wish you happiness for the rest of your life, goodbye

Yes, it's quite interesting. It feels a bit like an adventure light novel. Goldfinger is also okay, and there is no blood feud. The plot is progressive, easy and smooth, and has a unique flavor. It's worth reading [Like][Like][Like]

It's a mutated version of the enemy-killing system, where you upgrade your bloodline by killing enemies, a bit like devouring [laughing evilly]

I have seen the 45th chapter of the update so far. There is no trace of AI. My character is okay and my strength is not too high or too low. However, I feel that growth should explode in the mid-term. I hope I can grasp the level. Immortal Product [Bookshelf Plus One]

Nice, please update soon. What I say about good-looking is based on before July 28, 2026. I don't know whether it will be good or not in the future.

It's a standard western fantasy adventure story, with good plug-ins and unique features. You can defeat monsters and unlock illustrations to obtain the characteristics, abilities, and racial talents of other monsters. It's a different kind of monster-fighting upgrade and adds points. It connects well with the plot and has no bad points. At least there is nothing uncomfortable in the whole story. At present, it is basically teaming up with people to do commissions, but there is no fixed team, and it is a novice map stage.

So far it's pretty good, no pressure, it's a relatively easy read, I hope there won't be any inexplicable knives later on (how should the author deal with the protagonist's childhood friend at the beginning of the story, and later become an adventurer looking for the protagonist, or should he just ignore it?)

This is considered acceptable on Tomato, and I support a wave of authors. There are just too many female characters (Qingmei, Trainee Mage, Little Werewolf, Hilda, God of Assassins...), And currently I don't have a romantic relationship with any of them.

The plot is cleverly conceived: The plot design of this novel is breathtaking, and every twist is unexpected and reasonable. It is like an intricate tapestry, and each thread is closely connected to weave a fascinating story world. The depiction of Japanese objects is profound: the characters written by the author are vivid and three-dimensional, with distinctive personalities, as if they are standing in front of the readers. Their joys, sorrows, joys, growth and struggles make people feel for them and are unforgettable. Each character has its own unique charm and depth, adding infinite vitality to the story. The writing style is beautiful and smooth: the novel's text is poetic and picturesque, and every sentence has been carefully crafted. It is both concise and clear and full of profound meaning. Reading it is like enjoying a feast of words, which makes people intoxicated and unwilling to put it down.

Okay, the poison points should be nothing. I don't see any. My opinion is to add an introduction to the monster's weaknesses and better characteristics for the plug-in, so that it looks like a picture book. Don't just have a name, it is not a picture book, otherwise it is just an achievement picture book.

It's a very good article. The writing is first-rate. It's very comfortable to read. There's nothing poisonous about it. The only drawback is that there's no climax. The fighting scenes are good, but they're just good. I hope the plot can increase the intensity. It's a bit bland.

As of Chapter 59, this is a light-hearted Western fantasy novel. Later on, you should form a harem team or something, and then fall in love, level up, and take risks all the way. If you keep it up, it will have a level of more than 8 points.

I've finished reading it too. I have to say that the system of killing monsters to obtain blood points is actually quite old, but the author's description of the world view is really good, so although it still looks a bit like killing monsters and upgrading, the ability to set templates is online, and the book written is really good-looking. The biggest problem I see here is that there are too few pictures. I am really looking forward to the author. After all, when writing about a monster, just list the monsters individually and then describe them in detail. One thing to say, I really don't read many novels like this on Tomato. Most people write monsters just so that the male protagonist can kill him or get something. But the author's writing feels more real and detailed.

The content is detailed, and the protagonist has a few quirks, but not much. Goldfinger is not very strong, but in summary it is a good western fantasy novel.

More classic, but with a different flavor. There are just too few chapters

I really like this kind of western fantasy DND background adventure novel, but there are not many that suit my taste. The protagonist of this one is still very suitable to my taste so far, so I will give it a 5-star review. Check for subsequent updates and decide whether to keep or modify the rating.

A decent monster-killing and upgrade flow, which looks good in a conventional sense. There are no obvious shortcomings.

One thing to say, the Spell Thief Assassin sounds like an assassin targeting spell casters, with the feeling of being a semi-caster. If you really want to add a mage to an assassin, you can actually refer to the advanced professional trickster in PF.

So far, it seems that the writing is okay, and there is nothing poisonous about it. At the level of Tomato, although it is not a masterpiece, it is still good. Keep up the good work, author!

I have just read about forty chapters now, and suddenly I had a whim. Humans are regarded as bloodline points. Compared with the trivial skill tree of Warcraft Bloodline, human classes are branches that have gone to sea. [Thinking]

Reading was very smooth and I immediately caught up with the latest chapter. Advantages: 1. There are not too many cumbersome and difficult-to-pronounce Western fantasy names, so it is not difficult to read. 2. The characters have normal logic and are not stereotyped or flat. 3 Golden fingers give just the right amount (As of Chapter 70, there are no obvious poisonous points, so feel free to eat)

It is a relatively slow-paced adventure novel about another world. The main character develops at a moderate pace. The plot is more daily and there is no sudden and deliberate advancement. In addition, the golden fingers are well designed, providing strong positive feedback while not growing too fast. Generally speaking, it is a Japanese-style Western fantasy novel with a relatively mature structure and narrative.

No, the author must win, resurrect, and update reminders [shocked]

It looks good, I love reading it, it's not too annoying, but it's comfortable to write and read, and I don't have any pain points for the time being. Anything before August 7th is fine [laughing]

It's quite comfortable to watch. There aren't any characters that are too annoying at the moment. They're not too aggressive. The rhythm is quite comfortable. It's a fun story.

A very good western fantasy adventure novel

It's pretty cool, and I can see that it's borrowed from the Demon Hunting Manual, but to find your own way is to kill similar monsters, upgrade and end bloodline power, and the things you give are out of your control. In other words, the further you go, the less human you are.

Pretty good, suitable for killing time The settings before and after are a bit contradictory, which is also a shortcoming after the modification, and the contact with the female characters is also a bit abrupt. But after all, it has been lying on my bookshelf for so long, and I still won't change it.

Pretty good, a new book on food and grass, keep it up