The Epic of the Green-Skinned Monster

Well, to put it simply, they clearly have a grudge against the Shattered Bone Tribe, know that the contract has loopholes, know that their tribe is not strong enough, and know that the enemy is always eyeing them covetously. At this time, they take almost half of the tribe's fighting force and spend one or two months running around in towns messing around. Every time they come back, the tribe is raided. They've been raided twice already. This kind of brainless plot feels a bit contrived.

Without any cheat codes, it's just that the character's intelligence is a bit normal. A simple goblin like that has no future. Excessive cheating leads to inconsistency, while a completely uncharted world has absolutely no appeal. Seriously, who would waste their time watching a bland, ugly green-skinned character with no distinguishing features?

The author is quite impressive; even with only a couple hundred average subscriptions, they can still write millions of words.

This book is actually more substantial than many of the books on the bestseller list; it's not as superficial. It's just that it's been on hiatus for too long, which is why its performance is so poor. I don't know where all these trolls come from. If these trolls were spouting nonsense on books with better performance, they would be deleted and driven away in no time. It's only on books with poor performance that they show their ability and taste.

Take some time to make some character cards. If you're looking for a Berserker, I think you could refer to the Berserker from Neverwinter Nights 2. There's a skill there that I think is more suitable for the current stage, called Inspiring Fury.

It's fair to say that the author's desire to avoid writing simplistic, low-brow fiction has some merit, but it hasn't been fully realized. Even after around 200 chapters, it's still difficult to continue reading. 1. Without any external advantages to boost strength, growth is slow, making the rise to power frustrating. This rejects 80% of readers.

I don't quite understand the purpose of the protagonist's village. Why does the protagonist have to get attacked every time he goes out? This feels contrived. If he gets attacked every time he goes out, why not think of other solutions? Is the protagonist only intelligent to this extent?

Overall, this book is probably one of the better Western fantasy novels I've read on Qidian. It's just a pity that the current online novel scene can't tolerate this kind of solid work that isn't quirky or mindless. Plus, the typos are quite serious, so it still falls short of that.

This is a very good novel; it has few flaws and is above average in quality; it's a big-budget production; I like Western fantasy and farming stories, from a nobody to a god; it features various forces. No system, no cheat codes.

The beginning of this book is well-written, but the comments really showed me the diversity of species. These days, readers only care about pure enjoyment; they can't accept even the slightest setback for the protagonist. And this book tells you right from the start that the protagonist is a bear goblin, so why is there another character constantly spamming Warhammer and greenskins?