Transmigrate into a Goblin's Sidekick

The first book was alright, but the second one was really disgusting. Readers unconsciously immerse themselves in the protagonist's world to savor the story. In the first book, Elfi couldn't utilize his advantages as a transmigrator and was constantly manipulated and led around by the goblin Augusta.

The two books together seem to have over 5 million words, but the plot only feels like it's about 50% complete. There's too much description and too much dialogue, so it feels a bit drawn out. First, let me address the problem: the combat power settings are too vague.

I guessed that Kenobi was Xuan's brother because of their similar personalities and the fact that Kenobi was also a time traveler, and it seems I was right.

Report I was completely blown away when I saw that *The Twelve Chapters of Genesis* actually had a sequel/prequel. I think this was the first novel I ever read with such meticulous logic, a grand world-building, and so many familiar elements.

The author's knowledge base is truly impressive, better than most writers! Highly recommended! Strongly support!

I used to listen to audiobooks on the Himalaya app for a long time, and I've listened to many of the novels there. I remember when I was a kid, I played Warcraft and once thought about writing a novel about goblins, but I'm not cut out for it, so I could only read other people's novels. To save time, I initially chose to listen to audiobooks on Himalaya, and I listened for about four years.

What did they say at the beginning? I don't understand.

Having read 17 chapters, I wonder what the highlights will be before the soul fusion is complete. A single-player slave story? Judging from the goblins' current nature, I think unless a cheat code suddenly appears, they'll just be relentlessly exploited before the fusion is finished. Judging from the comments, it seems to be a sequel, but I wonder if the world-building will be explained clearly.

I was a newbie on Qidian back then, and I was a bit careless with my investments. I thought I was going to lose everything, but this book actually made me break even? Unbelievable.

Will the author write a traditional Western fantasy novel in their next book?