The Arrival of the Troll

It mainly depends on whether the author has relatively high potential. That's why I have the patience... Take books in the same fantasy genre as an example. Currently, the two best books in the fantasy genre are "The Extraordinary Noble" and "Blood of the Kingdom" I think these two books are the best and most promising so far, and they are also my two favorite books at the moment ~~~ I don't know if the author has read these two books. If not, I strongly recommend reading them as soon as possible. There is really a lot for the author to learn. The authors of these two books should be newcomers. The main reason why they can write so well is that they write seriously enough and think carefully enough. Writing a good book requires not only a good and logical world setting, an interesting plot, but also a full-fledged character - this is what you, the author, currently lack the most. Rather than just focusing on the subject matter like the author does now, it is like gambling to rewrite once it is not popular and reconstruct a new subject matter. If the fundamental problem is not solved, it will be difficult to achieve success no matter how many books I write. Of course, the author is a newbie and has not accumulated enough experience. He is relatively green and needs to be tempered. I can understand it~~~ I think you, the author, may not even know the character of the protagonist of the book you write. It seems that you write it based on your own mood. For example, how the protagonist responds to an incident is the author's free imagination, rather than writing based on the protagonist's own character and thinking mode. You said before that the protagonist is still struggling and is not strong enough, so he is so unprincipled and even emotionless. I think this kind of thinking is wrong. The two books mentioned above can be said to be abusive. I don't particularly prefer this type. , I mainly like books in which the protagonist and other supporting characters are not stupid, and if the writing is realistic and logical, the protagonist often needs to face more difficulties, rather than simple brainless violence can solve the problem, which can only be a cool novel for brainless white people, especially the protagonist of "Kingdom Blood" is weak himself and the setting environment is very difficult. It fully explains what it means to have no control over it. In contrast, the protagonist of Troll is completely in heaven, and the author actually said it is a struggle. Generally speaking, if you want to become a professional writer and achieve greater success in writing novels, you must devote as much energy as possible to conceiving a reasonable world where the theory may exist and various logical and interesting plots. The most important thing is to create a group of full-bodied characters so that the book you write can be full of vitality and impressive. Like "The Extraordinary Noble", I relatively like it. The descriptions of various human natures are full and realistic, and I also like the world setting. Although "Kingdom's Blood" is more idealistic, the depiction is easy to make people excited, and the writing style also makes people read it very graphically. The author's biggest problem at the moment, I think, is that the writing style is too narrative and too bland, and the ideological errors in character creation make the book lifeless and vital. PS: Finally, I would like to emphasize that the character of the protagonist of this book is really poisonous and will definitely drive away many people~~

It's a bit of a title party. . . .

I came to see the Trolls, to see the magnificent history or great revival of the Troll Empire, not to see something cliché like the Time Travel Noble Son.

It seems to be a dark article. I finally found a Taoist friend. Let's go into the trap first.

After Venom was released, the book became extremely unattractive and buggy, so I gave up on it.

White mist and blood mist are actually another type of weapon core, gasification. Isn't this similar to the fact that the protagonist and venom can be liquefied after they are completely fused? This also just explains why the mastermind behind the scenes knows the protagonist's golden finger.

If you like dark novels, you don't need to read it. In the end, the protagonist discovers his conscience and explodes with racial sentiments.

Well, after reading the latest chapter, I have a new guess. God said that the protagonist is the source of disaster, and the protagonist's weapon core is incomplete. The white mist and blood mist may be the incomplete part of the weapon core, which was created by others. They may also have obtained part of the information about the weapon core, which just explains why the mastermind behind the scenes targeted the protagonist.

Why is there a story about a little girl inserted inexplicably in Chapter 47? I have a bad feeling. Is the protagonist going to recruit a lolita? If so, abandon it. I don't ask you to kill Loli, at least don't accept her, don't have any intersection, can you pretend you haven't seen this plot?

Is it too late? Is the protagonist still cannon fodder in the end?

Bronze fighting spirit, silver fighting spirit, gold fighting spirit, legend, epic, myth

It's better to write about trolls than about ogres.

Another eunuch book, why are there so many eunuchs! ! ! !

I heard it's a "go away" style? I ran over here in a hurry. It seemed that I had read a few chapters when I was still a seedling and then gave up. I hope you won't disappoint me!

If the author keeps writing like this, even the last person who persists will leave😁

When I first started watching it, the main character turned out to be Lancer, so commit suicide (funny)

Damn it, that's a charlatan! It's been updated!

The ultimate evolution of Salmon, Troll Salmon 😁

Come on, nine putts. . . Give me some essence

When I saw the introduction and said I wasn't a troll, I lost interest...

Pig's Foot knows that Shenma is his pursuit; he can grasp the distance of various relationships. As expected from the information age...

Why are my posts gone? Deleted?

It took people so long to cultivate a red toad, but these earthly creatures have become so bad after seven years? Is this another routine of upgrading and changing copies?

Are there any books that actually have trolls as protagonists?

Analyzing the reason for the poor performance of this book, it may be due to the deviation in the positioning of pig's feet. The author's writing style is still good. Although sometimes the logic does not make sense and the sentences are not smooth, the overall feeling is still very smooth. The protagonist of our favorite dark style should be a person who is calm, rational, decisive in killing, not fettered by external things, but at the same time has the bottom line of human conscience. But the pig's feet in this book have completely abandoned human emotions and are just a cold machine. Apart from killing monsters, killing monsters, upgrading, and upgrading, there is nothing else to watch. From beginning to end, it seemed like I was watching a one-man show. There was no grudge or hatred, no emotional involvement. Even the death of my father was treated so lightly and there was no funeral. The first part is fine, at least there is some warmth and interaction in human society, but later it becomes more and more depressing and more and more non-human. As a reader, it is difficult to find a sense of involvement. Another thing that lacks a sense of substitution is the image of the protagonist. He has a huge body and a face full of flesh, and does not look like a normal person. This could have been used as a setting after transformation, but if placed in ordinary life, most people would dislike it. Take a look at "The Ultimate Demon" from Get Out. Although it follows this dark style, at least the protagonist is flesh and blood and has normal human emotions. No matter how strong he becomes, he still has a human stance after all.

You all say that there are so many great demons, but I feel they are far inferior to wizards. Especially the setting that requires blood inheritance to become a top master is disgusting. I read dozens of chapters and the protagonist is still a soy sauce gangster. Every time he escapes for his life, he is a bit lucky. He is still running for his life and still thinking about saving people. I feel that the protagonist is too emotional and not rational like a wizard. This is my personal opinion and I am not trying to discredit anyone.

I'm speechless. Are humans that badass? Can everything treat humans as food? Then why do humans occupy the world?