
The Otherworldly Contractor: Starting with a Goblin Construction Crew
异界包工头,从哥布林施工队开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 682k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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Even after reincarnation, they're still thinking about burning ashes; that's how earth and wood oxen and horses are.
It's just the last fantasy of a civil engineer before collapsing from staying up all night working on ashes.
When pushed to the limit, the safety officer could even write a novel.
Think ahead, buckle up!
The goblins here look like construction workers, and the elves look like dancing senior students.
This isn't right.
Before I joined Qidian, I was just wasting my time reading novels. Now that I'm on Qidian, I'm still wasting my time reading novels. So all that reading has been a waste of my time?
Replacing goblins with Minions wouldn't look out of place at all.
It's a pity they weren't born in Olympia and chosen to be Iron Warriors.
Have you ever been a goblin foreman?
Some things are written randomly, based on assumptions.
An unconventional farming novel, quite interesting.
I don't understand the civil engineering industry, but my writing is novel, and the monster-themed engineering projects are quite interesting.
Goblins, those skinny, low-IQ creatures, are capable of working on construction sites, carrying bricks and mortar?