Ork Tyrant

I'm confused when you read this. Most of the Ork protagonists are human beings. The halo of the human protagonists is also full, and they don't appear in dozens of chapters in a row, and often. Instead, humans are more like the protagonists. There are many such problems. I think it will be great if you open a new book called "Emperor of Man".

Many people complain about the author's crooked butt. It is obvious that the protagonist is the green-skinned one who has the upper hand, but it is the human beings who have the upper hand. So let's think about what would happen if the protagonist takes the green-skinned one and crushes the humans? Will readers be happy if we kill all the male, female, old and young shrimps? The green skin looked at Joy, but in essence he was still a cruel invader. He took no prisoners without mercy, and was more cruel than the devils. In the final analysis, the perspective chosen by the author is wrong. It's like the protagonist of the Anti-Japanese War article time-traveled into the body of a Japanese general. It's a thankless effort and everything he does is wrong.

There are too many hooks for humans and bean sprouts. According to other comments, more than 1,000 chapters are all on this planet? Is the protagonist here to trick Oak? Are you sure you're not here to trick the greenskins?

I wonder if it's because there are no females? It's the kind where there's a lot of fat in the breasts and buttocks, and the waist breaks when you twist it 😡

Come on, if the Orks were so weak that they couldn't even defeat the Empire of the First Industrial Revolution, Warhammer wouldn't have had to fight so hard.

Let's change the title of the book, let's call it Legend of Human Groups. It uses Orc as the starting point to write the story of Xiami. Batman, The Witcher 3, and Space Americans have all appeared. It is recommended that the label be infinity. You told me this is a hammer, a cross between bean sprouts and shrimps in the Tomb World, and the buffs are not stacked like this.

Why do I feel that human beings are the protagonists? They have to fight to the death to fight for the fortress but still fail in the end. Human beings have all kinds of accidents and luck. Can the author please reduce the aura of humanity? After all, I am here for the Ork Tyrant, not the light of humanity.

It feels like this book is written for disgusting people. First of all, the protagonist is Orc, right? Then why do you spend nearly half of the space writing about humans and writing "Historical Records"? ? ? And it's outrageous that Orks didn't beat humans in the first two starts. The equipment gap in the first time is excusable, but the second time the technology is equal, Orks still have armor, not to mention the gap in physical fitness and number of people. It's outrageous that humans can hold on. And the description of the war is a bit long and I have nothing to say. Maybe the author has his own understanding, but he spends most of the time describing the strength and bravery of humans. Is it more narrated from a human perspective? ... The protagonist is Oke! ! ! ! ! Seeing the end of the second war, Ork was defeated and decisively abandoned the trap. It was so early to write about how powerful and awesome human beings are, so I changed my book! ! ! We came to see Oak! ! ! The author's writing is really good, but the design of the plot really has a big problem. I have already thought of what is going to happen next: Orcs regroup, humans fight to the death, and then describe human psychology. More than ten chapters have passed, and then Orcs are about to win, and human reinforcements have arrived, and Orcs have been beaten back again, a cycle...

Is the protagonist of this book really an Ork? There are too many hooks for the Shadow Prince. The Human Empire was on the edge of the cliff at the beginning due to the quagmire of reforms, successive rebellions, and corrupt bureaucracy, so much so that the Shadow Prince supported the Orcs to delay the Orcs at that time. After that, the capital of the empire was destroyed, the king died, the parliament occupied the industrial area, took away the arcanists, and has been trying to eliminate these guys who practice witchcraft. The human temple split the empire from the other side with faith and orthodox heirs, and challenged the legitimacy and system of the empire. At this time, it is not surprising that the empire collapsed directly, but the shadow prince's maintenance is still within the normal scope. Blocking Ork at the Crazy Mountains is considered overachieving but still acceptable. So after that, when the Shadow Prince faced all kinds of doubts and objections for being arbitrary, ruling by spies, sacrificing to demons in exchange for strength, and torturing slaves for fun, he was definitely cheating when he blocked the million-strong army of Orcs with upgraded equipment at Mihir Mountain. I feel that the imperial troops should be at an absolute disadvantage even in terms of equipment in this battle. Three years ago, the empire did not even have enough guns and only had some heavy firepower. Later, it lost major industrial areas and other large tracts of land. In order to narrow the gap in numbers, it had to arm a large number of militiamen. Ork already had rockets, dirty cars, ancient juras, etc. With the help of witchcraft, demonic power, and the power left over from prehistory, we can survive small-scale collisions, but how can we stop this million-level collision?

I'm so happy, the green skins were blocked by humans