How Did I Become a Monster?

Those of you who criticize the protagonist Madonna really don't know what to say. . . The protagonist's sentence in Chapter 14 explains his behavior very well, He is a human being! ! ! It is true that he has become a goblin now, but in the plot it is obvious that he identifies more with human beings and hates goblins. His human soul lives in the body of a goblin. In order to maintain his human self-understanding, it is understandable that his personality is more orderly. I don't know what these people think, but the things in this chapter are really speechless. . . Two examples: the protagonist kicks someone unconscious and then steals their weapon and property = the protagonist kneels down and licks the person. Because the protagonist didn't kill him, the protagonist was kneeling and licking him. . . The little girl's village was slaughtered by another group of goblins. She thought the protagonist was the king of the goblins, so she risked her life and entered the jungle. She narrowly escaped death and found the protagonist, begging the protagonist to let her village go = This little girl is so annoying and disgusting. . . Normally when things happen, there are a few people who have the courage of this girl. . .

If you don't become a Goblin in Goblin Slayer, you don't deserve to be a Goblin😏😏

I see a lot of debate surrounding the protagonist's decision to let humans go, so I'll share my opinion. 1. The protagonist is set to be almost invincible (several of my books have this setting), so there is no need to worry about the protagonist being killed. It is also mentioned in the book that the protagonist is made of steel and iron, and is invulnerable to water and fire. What does this mean? It means that I will stand there and let you chop me, let you cast magic, and you will not be able to hurt me. (Of course, the protagonist has never done such a boring and pretentious thing) 2. Of course, leeks are cut again and again, and there is no way to uproot them. From Lin Xi's perspective, he could accept the human equipment used to deal with him with peace of mind, and even looked forward to their next visit. (After all, those people pose no threat to him) Of course, if the protagonist hates people, he will kill them even if they don't offend the protagonist. Just like those thieves who died simply. So, it's not that the protagonist doesn't kill people, it's that he doesn't kill people who might give him equipment again but don't pose any threat to him! 3. Regarding the names in the book, the names of people and places in the West are long and difficult to remember. There is no need to write so many, and you will be very tired after reading them. So I will try to omit it or replace it with a simple way. For example, the "handsome instructor" that appeared in the previous article is a nickname, but I didn't expect that it was also complained about. 4. Regarding the main plot, I thought I explained it from the beginning, but some people actually said it wasn't, so I'll say it again. Main plot: The protagonist wants to change his name and reshape his body against the will of heaven. He wants to become a human again. In fact, his body has changed. (What the protagonist has learned now is just to determine the ability to protect himself first. If he gets criticized like this, well, you are right!) . . . . . There are also comments like this: If you don't like being a goblin, why do you still write about it? How should I explain it? (Let me smile first) Since the protagonist doesn't like being reborn as a waste, why bother writing it? Since the protagonist can't accept being divorced and betrayed by the person he likes, why bother writing it? Since the protagonist is angry that his meridians have been abolished, why write about it? Since the protagonist has no qualifications to cultivate immortality from the beginning, why write it? Since the protagonist doesn't like being dominated by the system so much, why did he write it? Since the protagonist doesn't like others to ridicule, why write it? Since it is so dangerous for the protagonist to travel through the heavens, why write it? How do other authors answer questions like this?

Damn it! It's a rat! Ye Qing is back. When I was a child, my favorite subject was the genre of cultivating immortality in a Western fantasy world, among which Mouse wrote the best. It's all my childhood memories. It's really a surprise for Brother Mouse to return to the literary world! It's still a taste. Although maybe Brother Mouse hasn't written a novel for a long time and his writing style is a little out of touch, but this taste is really great. Mouse, my mouse 😭

Anyone who has watched Goblin Slayer knows that goblins are not a good thing, and those who write about goblins are also not a good thing.

How can you write about Goblin if you don't take away your kidneys?

It's great that the protagonist is not evil, but since I took in Lando, who has the same problem, I feel that the protagonist is too licky. You are just strangers who share the same problem. There are too many people who can share the same suffering but not the wealth. Since taking in Lando, the protagonist's free charm has been seriously affected. There is a currency system that has collapsed long ago. Ordinary people can get one or two gold coins a year when they take the test. Low-level adventurers can get tens of thousands of gold coins if they win one challenge, and hundreds of thousands of gold coins at every turn. The per capita annual income of the middle class in the world is tens of thousands of times that of ordinary people. The middle class is the per capita rich people like Jack Ma and Ma Huateng. . . I saw that the protagonist was too pretentious when participating in the assessment. I don't know how strong the protagonist is. He has to deliberately pretend to be X next to a group of novice adventurers. It is very blunt and boring. Of course, if the author can make it interesting and even funny, no one will have any objections even if the protagonist pretends to be next to a caterpillar. But it is obviously not written well, and the combat power system is about to collapse. Seeing that it is still possible now, it is worth watching. I hope the author can improve and write better.

Sister Brin😜

The writing is okay, but there is one shortcoming: whenever a woman appears, I will grab her and write a few chapters. How beautiful she is, how influential she is, and the protagonist doesn't even have a chance to appear. Is it okay to just tell her how to proceed in a few words? I'm not here to see you write female characters. I want to go directly to the emperor's uncle. Why do you always write like this?

Probably something like this