
The Epic of the Green-Skinned Monster
绿皮怪的史诗
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 4.6M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 24d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Lao Bai's Library
Mainly fantasy, high fantasy, and cultivation. I prefer believable interactions between people, can't stand painfully awkward plots, and don't want brainless protagonists or supporting characters.
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How should I put it? I obviously have a grudge against the Bone Broken Tribe, I know that there are loopholes in the contract, I obviously know that my tribe is not strong enough, and the enemy is still looking at me. At this time, I took almost half of the tribe's combat power and spent a month or two running around the town to do things here and there. Every time I came back, the tribe's house was stolen, twice. The plot of the brainless plot is a bit deliberate...
If you don't have a golden finger, you have a normal IQ. If a bugbear has no chance to succeed, he will lose his stability if he cheats too much. If he is not successful, he will not be attractive at all. Who would waste time looking at a green-skinned guy with no characteristics and an ugly appearance?
The author is also very good. Even with a subscription of one or two hundred, he can write millions of words.
This book is actually written in a more realistic way than many of the books on the rankings, and is not so frivolous. It's just that I stopped reading for too long, and the results were so poor. I don't know where so many trolls come from. If these trolls troll in books with better grades, they will be deleted and scolded in a short time. Only in some books with bad grades can they show their ability and taste.
Take some time to make a character card. For the Furious Fighter, I think you can refer to the Furious Barbarian from Neverwinter Nights 2. There is a skill in it that I think is more suitable for the current stage, called Inspiring Fury.
It can only be said that the author's idea of not wanting to write a short article has some truth, but it has not been fully implemented. After looking at 200 chapters, I still can't stand it 1. Without plug-ins that increase strength, strength will grow slowly, and the natural rise process will be frustrating. This rejects 80% of readers. After all, there are no plug-ins, so why can you, a stupid goblin, rise up? Isn't this a slap in the face of the vast majority of excellent readers who have received 9 years of compulsory education? 2. He keeps saying that he does not want to write trivial articles, but it is clear that foreign enemies are watching, and the protagonist dares to leave the tribe several times. But this is understandable, after all, stupid goblins don't think carefully. But Bonebreaker, such a cunning and vicious person, repeatedly attacked the tribe while the protagonist was away, but he didn't even lay a deadly blow or attack with all his strength. He just instigated others to do it and watched the show from the side. He obviously valued the protagonist so much and was so worried about the future of his tribe, but he still couldn't do his best. Isn't this just writing a noob? As for writing, the enemy will always send a stronger force to attack, the protagonist will make a comeback, and then the enemy will send a stronger force, and the protagonist will make a comeback again… If you want to write a short story, and if you want the logic to be reasonable, then the whole plot should be logically reasonable. This kind of half reasonable and half unreasonable makes people feel real.
I don't quite understand what the village with pig's feet is for? Does the pig's feet have to come out once and they are fucked once? This is also deliberate. Since you are defeated every time you go out, why don't you think of some other way? Is it to set the pig's feet to have this IQ?
Overall, this book should be an above-average Western fantasy novel that I have read at Qidian. It is a pity that the current Internet literature circle cannot tolerate such solid works that are not funny and brainless. In addition, the typo problem is indeed serious, so it still falls short.
This is a very good novel. There are no black spots. It is a big production. I like the western fantasy of farming, from small people to gods. Various forces No system, no golden fingers.
The beginning of this book is good, but the comments made me see the diversity of species. Today's readers just want to enjoy themselves, and the protagonist cannot accept a slight setback. And the beginning of the book tells you that the protagonist is a bugbear, how come there is still a greenskin who is a fan of Warhammer? Your brain can only recognize the word green skin, right? In the kobold tribe, where there are many people, there are always mage professionals. How do you keep your home? Wouldn't it be easy for them to destroy a bugbear tribe? It's useless no matter how you guard, unless you don't provoke them, but the character of the protagonist wants to go out, so it doesn't really matter whether you guard your home or not, unless you go out and let the tribe migrate, but is this possible? The Bugbear's mind isn't that far-sighted and decisive, right? And the author said it well, if your strength development is not as good as others, you have to go out to learn and exchange advanced experiences, so that you can achieve an explosion of strength. If you don't go out to play and stick to your homeland, it won't work.