Even Goblins Are Dangerous in This Otherworld!
这个异世界连哥布林都很危险！
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- Original ACG Fantasy
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To be honest, every world has its hierarchy. Generally speaking, goblins are weak. The author goes against tradition; in this world, goblins and slimes are strong, but there are definitely other creatures that will replace the traditional "goblin" niche. If goblins and slimes are already at the bottom and so dangerous, then this world could be written as a horror world.
Why didn't they run away after killing the count's youngest son? Were they just hoping the dragon girl Talia wouldn't tell? They've been in this world for so long and they still don't understand anything. Is their main strategy just to give up?
How did you set these prices? Don't you have any common sense? 180 Copper coins for a half-orc slave? And a meat pie costs 2 copper coins? 60 Meat pies for a slave? You're quite the joker.
I don't quite understand.
This is a very unreasonable distribution. Goblins are somewhat understandable, but if slimes are this powerful, they're all at the level of "special species." I don't know how humanity has survived to this day. Using the world of *Goblin Slayer* as an example, the biological hierarchy is a pyramid. Since there are powerful goblins and slimes like in this novel, who are the lower-level beings? Humans? This sense of despair and insignificance seems unclear.
The romance subplot is so frustrating, it's toxic!
The romance plot is incredibly frustrating! (BYD's enslavement skill changed from "absolute obedience" to "maximum affection" which really feels meaningless, and the resulting interactions with female characters are also frustrating.) The bear girl is basically a virgin's fantasy, okay. The assassin is tolerable too.
Chapter Ten: Determination. He caused the death of a powerful figure's son, then after the exam desperately claimed he didn't want to know who the powerful figure was, claiming it would cause trouble. This is utterly self-deceptive. Below him is a bunch of brainless people trying to justify it by saying things like, "What if I get a lie detector test?"
The protagonist's fighting style is too stupid; he only knows how to use brute force and doesn't use healing spells during battle. Is there a restriction on using healing spells after the battle?
Classic interview style, but the book is full of flaws.
It's still hard to imagine. A Warcraft character and a human fathered a half-orc. I thought at least an orc and a human had to be born together to create a half-orc. Aren't half-elves born from elves and humans? Okay, it all depends on the author's setting, but I still can't help but complain…
Shennong's Appraisal: Grains and Forage (Tentative) The plot hasn't fully unfolded yet, but the foreseeable world-building is already enough to captivate viewers.