Goblins Also Want to Fall in Love

This book is quite well written, otherwise it would not be ranked high. The author's writing skills and literary talent are both excellent, and the selection of materials shows that he is not taking an unusual path. This book was very fascinating when I first read it. So now let's talk about the shortcomings. As a book friend said, the writing is a bit strange. The first 18 chapters of the first volume of Wilderness Survival are very well written, very exciting, very strange, very attractive, the little sun can transform, these cheats are very reasonable, and the strangeness is still within the normal range, so readers will not feel it is unreasonable. I think this is the reason why so many people read the real book at the beginning. But starting with Jack eating a giant slime and giving birth to another Jack is a bit too weird. This is not like cultivating three corpses. This ability is too abnormal. Then he eats the piranha, and many more Jack clones appear to control the plants. They go through the wormhole to another world and meet the dwarf and the princess. These plots are honestly so unexpected. It's off track. In fact, I think Goldfinger is unreasonable from the moment another Jack is born. How to say it? These irrational plots are like a dream and feel very imaginary. But everyone knows that dreams are imaginary in nature, so it is understandable no matter how weird they are. But your book is not a supernatural horror book, so your weirdness and weirdness must be controlled within a reasonable range. Or in fact, the author didn't think about the style of this book well. A plot that is too bizarre can only attract a small number of readers. A little humble opinion. I'm just telling you what I felt when I read the book. The author can also listen to other people's opinions. Having said so much, I can actually sum it up in one sentence: the first 18 chapters are very comfortable and refreshing to watch, but the following chapters are a bit incredible and unbelievable.