Beginning to Transform Goblins into Demons Through Electrotherapy

I can't bear it. The idiot in the tavern keeps messing with the protagonist again and again. If he messes with the protagonist again, can you beat that idiot into a cripple and let him lie in bed for the rest of his life?

There are no obvious poisonous points, and the behavioral logic is relatively reasonable in the context given by the author.

I didn't expect to see such pure white writing in 2025. There's nothing poisonous about it, it's just a bit unremarkable.

The communication with the goblins is a bit poisonous...

Another author who fantasizes about reaching the sky in one step

Damn it, it was cut the day after it was put on the shelves, cow batch 😰

It looks okay, but it just feels boring😂

A very pure RPG game plot! It feels like playing a game!

The title of the book: I thought you traveled through time and became a Thunder Goblin.

It's not like a junior high school student can't stand it at all... Hey, maybe my expectations are too high I couldn't bear it after reading a few chapters, and I felt like I was playing a garbage online game from a previous generation I slipped away

Martin in the tavern is disgusting to watch. He only appears once in the beginning, and then he has to be pulled out and taunted forcibly. And then, does he have to attract hatred and cooperate with the cultists to die in the end? Very speechless.

This work feels very similar to Grimgar of Fantasy and Ashes. It is characterized by realism and slow pace. Compared to that anime, the pace is relatively fast.

It's really tiring to watch too many settings for secondary magic. It is better to learn a few more magics. After all, as you advance, you will automatically learn the follow-up to the next level. Is it better than the secondary magic you keep adding settings?