Orc Instructor at Elf Academy

After reading a few chapters, I have a problem and I find it quite uncomfortable. The dialogue is too plain and lacks the flavor. Orcs are not orcs, elves, or elves. They talk like good friends and normal people. For example, the protagonist I just saw said "ha" at the end of his speech, "I won't lose money". The protagonist is an orc, and the relationship between the two is not that good. It looks very strange.

Why not use humans as instructors? What do orcs know about teaching? There is something wrong with the setting. 🙇🙇🙇

It is much better to read than the formal document. At least the plot has a design. Although the overall style is a relic from ancient times, it is better-looking than today's routine writing. Looking forward to the next one.

(This book review is written in 1.3 Million words, fully ordered) Safety: With the mentality of "I'm just going to read this fantasy + love-themed light novel", I think I should get a decent viewing experience. (The following content contains spoilers to a certain extent) In terms of plot and setting, it can be said that, at least in the current part, it is relatively simple. The author did not delve into any beliefs or political systems. In fact, he somewhat avoided the pitfalls of poor writing. As for "the strongest tribal warrior goes to another country as an envoy to serve as an instructor", it is not an unacceptable setting for a light novel. In Japan, there are stories about small countries that control the political situation of the empire, and there are also stories about the protagonist saving a kingdom on the verge of collapse. Compared to this, the setting of this book is nothing. Some parts of the academy teaching are very light, and judging from light novels, I like it very much. Problem children + celebration competition + combat practice, the only shortcoming may be that as the plot progresses, the students' participation/participation gradually decreases. In fact, I personally think it would be better if the author wrote more. Let's talk about the protagonist and villain. Maybe some readers really can't accept the orc protagonist, and there's nothing we can do about it. But I personally think the characterization of the male protagonist is likeable - a pure but not stupid warrior, who doesn't have so many inner dramas, is good at fighting, is relatively straight-forward about emotions, and is relatively straightforward in speaking and doing things. What about the villain? A rare traditionalist. Of the two people currently on the scene, one wants to create a new world, and the other plays necromancy and offends the protagonist and his party (taking away the body of the heroine's mother, etc.). How to say it? The big villains are all so simple and traditional in their bad ways, and they will be rare in 2024. I personally think that the shortcoming of this book is that it is not divided into volumes. If one big event is taken as one volume, the plot of this book is actually quite fast, with one event in dozens of chapters. If I could write one or two events in one volume like Nikki did, and write it in more detail (such as the part about the exchanges between students from the two countries in the book), I personally would prefer it. There is also the possibility of a bad ending. This is a cliché. The common problem of most Qidian. Com articles is that they start but end. There is still a question mark as to whether this book is free from vulgarity. At least judging from the current plot, I think the author may not add a third villain. In general, as a decent light novel, I would recommend it.

It's over. I'm useless. Now when I see elves and orcs, I can only think of Se Se 😭

The more I look at this setting, the more awkward it becomes. It sends the strongest person on our side into the former enemy's sphere of influence. If I were the main force fighting the arms dealers, I could have countless ways to kill this strongest person and still stand on the side of justice. The cost really doesn't matter. It's not that they can't be killed. Then it's just a matter of time to destroy the orcs. The price is there, but the benefits after the destruction of the country include slave trading, which is enough for arms dealers and slave traders to do anything.

The protagonist himself is equivalent to a nuclear bomb, and his combat power rivals the alliance's top combat power. As long as he wants to, he can explode directly and easily push away the opponent's command center and rear supply sources. After all, the protagonist was only on the front line back then, but now he is directly in the opponent's base camp, and he is still there. In a school where high-end combat power is not around and the buffs are stacked up, as long as no matter the cost and the cooperation of the orcs, this war can be won with a high probability, and it may even become a blitzkrieg. As for losses, if the winner takes all and becomes the strongest overlord on the continent, what else is there to lose? This is equivalent to investing 10 ace armored divisions in the opposite country at the beginning of your game.

Advantage. The jokes are indeed well played, the male protagonist does have the spirit that a hero should have, and the jokes about women are also quite bold. Disadvantages. The biggest problem in the early stage is that the other people are portrayed as too weak-minded. As the male protagonist is the enemy's most powerful force, none of the students know about it? What's more, he is here as an exchange tutor. That school should be the most awesome, right? Then there should be smart people among the parents of those students, right? Wouldn't they tell their children the identity of the male protagonist? There is an old urban pretentious novel, the question is that the male protagonist is a waste, I am the most awesome, and then he is slapped in the face, and then the male protagonist comes to solve the big event, untie the knot of the female character, and then fall in love with the male protagonist, and then create a bigger incident, cause conflicts, and then a lot of blah blah blah.

The cuteness of the book is too strong, and I can't follow it. For me, it's not as good as the last one that was discontinued. This kind of classic scandal becomes darker and darker as time goes by. Maybe it would have attracted me ten years ago 😥

That's it for the introduction. Let me say another sentence: The strong must not be insulted. You have a right to die. Not only are you going to die, but your family members are going to be buried with you. No one in heaven or on earth can save you! Then the blood flowed like a river.

Isn't it that there's no plot like what I thought 😐

I'm so angry. Have you written the same book twice? The last book was obviously ready to be fully ordered 🙂

In the protagonist's situation, if he wasn't the one to come, I'm afraid there would be a direct war within a few months. Are the doves in the alliance pulling this off?

Sure enough, the post is harmful 😥 I was really curious when I saw the post saying that NPCs are too stupid. I came in and read ten chapters and I was happy. Not to mention the Western fantasy with underdeveloped information, even if there are still few misunderstandings between countries, there are still a lot of people believing all kinds of rumors on the Internet that can be solved with a hundred degrees. A few days ago, I saw a lawyer saying that there is no corruption in Japan. It really made me laugh to death As for why they don't know the male protagonist, it's simpler. People have blocked and tainted the information, and again, they don't have mobile phones. There are people in the Soviet Union who don't know Lenin. Zhu Yuanzhang is still the shoehorned face in many people's impressions. Rather than saying that the NPC is stupid, I personally feel that this group of people who don't look at the environmental conditions and just think about it are funny.

Just by looking at the title of the book, you can tell that this is nonsense. Orcs, no matter whether you use the settings of Lord of the Rings, World of Warcraft, or whatever else, elves will never look at orcs, and it is even less likely that orcs will teach elves. Unless this is your own original setting, your elves and orcs will have nothing to do with the settings of Western Fantasy.

I feel that this kind of truce is just because the leaders of both sides are more rational and know that if the fight continues, both sides will suffer losses. Or it is because the leaders do not want to see the destruction of life. Then it will inevitably lead to a result. Hatred has not left the heart, but has taken root and sprouted in the heart. The voice of the masses is the highest. In the end, there will only be a war that is more tragic than the last war So the logic does not make sense.

Compared to the orc instructors at the elf academy, I would rather see the elf instructors at the orc academy 😆

No, why are so many people discussing whether it is reasonable for the protagonist to come and be a teacher by himself? What are you looking at? What you want to watch is a completely reasonable suggestion. Just watch documentaries or historical facts. Read a novel and find an irrelevant point to attack to show your superiority? What's more, I don't know how many times I have said it. First of all, the general environment has been negotiated. Secondly, the protagonist can almost win the alliance alone. Even the top assassins with high intuition cannot be killed. How are you going to trap him? If you can't bear it, won't you run away? Even the top paladins were beaten back, and they still had to arrange their daily routines. I can only say that this is because they have lost their minds, and they are playing high-C for themselves. They feel that in this world of single-power and high-magic system, you can have sex Looking for reality in a world of imaginary design is really a disease of the mind.

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I can only say that the only shortcoming of this book is that the protagonist is too soft. His speech and behavior are not as wild as those of orcs. I still feel that the kind of orcs who say "big means strong, strong means handsome" are deeply rooted in people's hearts.

Going deep into the hinterland, why don't the elves besiege and ask people to kill the protagonist together? Wouldn't the orcs be finished in this way?

My friend has been waiting for more than half a year to find pirated copies of this book. The author's background is really strong 😰

This female student character is really disgusting, there is no need to screen readers like this...

It is not recommended to read this book. The whole book is a piece of work that is trying to sell someone else's meat. The author has no sexy descriptions at all. It can even be said to be a scam.

The male protagonist is too decent. He really doesn't look like an orc warrior, but more like an ascetic monk. The interaction between the female protagonist is not sweet at all. I suggest you don't write a love story if you don't know how. This kind of subject is just to sell the sheep's head.

After the negotiation, let the enemy's highest combat power be included in the most elite group of your own younger generation, not to mention how much loss you will suffer by killing them all. Just through education and confusion, this group of people may have many insiders and troubles.

Red Dragon's life as a virtuous dragon, why Nightingale divorced, the love drama between Jon and Feline, and three marriages. There are so many unfinished stories that I can write additional plots. I strongly request additional episodes.

Looking at the introduction, I feel like "three sticks will crush the spirit of the spirit, sir, I am an orc"

I ordered it and realized it was finished, but I stopped ordering with 60 chapters left. I didn't expect it to be finished so soon. The world is very large, but the writing scope is too small, and it is of no use to students.

It's been a long time since I've seen a story about a legendary warrior + semi-invincible + online IQ + a touch of everyday magic