How Did I Become a Monster?
怎么就妖孽了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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400Chapters
16.5kRecommendations
45.4kFans
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I really don't know what to say about you people who criticize the protagonist for being a "saintly mother"... A line from the protagonist in Chapter Fourteen perfectly explains his actions. He's human!!! It's true that he's become a goblin now, but in the story, it's clear that he identifies more with his human identity and hates goblins. He is a human soul living in a goblin's body.
You're not worthy of being a goblin unless you become one in Goblin Slayer. 😏😏
Seeing so much debate surrounding the protagonist's decision to release humans, I'd like to share my thoughts. 1. The protagonist is set up to be so strong that he is almost invincible (several of my books have this setting), so there is no need to worry about the protagonist being killed or anything like that.
Holy crap! It's Haozi! My youth is back! My favorite genre when I was a kid was cultivation in a Western fantasy world, and Haozi wrote the best of it. It's all my childhood memories! Haozi's return to the literary scene is such a pleasant surprise! It's still that same feel, although maybe Haozi hasn't written a novel in a long time and his writing style is a bit out of touch, but this feel is just amazing! Haozi, my Haozi! 😭
Anyone who's read Goblin Slayer knows that goblins are no good, and the author of Goblin Slayer is no good either.
Why would you write about goblins if you're not into sex?
The protagonist's lack of evil is commendable, but since taking in the like-minded Lando, he seems overly subservient. They're just strangers in the same boat; too many people can share hardship but not prosperity. Since Lando, the protagonist's free spirit has been severely diminished. The currency system has also collapsed long ago.
Sister Blin 😜
The writing is alright, but there's one flaw: every time a woman appears, you hog several chapters about her, how beautiful she is, how much influence she has, while the main character doesn't even get a chance to appear, just a few lines, and then his life unfolds as it should. Can't you just leave it at that? I'm not here to see your female characters; I'd rather read about the Imperial Uncle. Why do you keep writing like this?
That's roughly it.