
Ultimate Evolution: Starting with Goblin Hunting
究极进化:从猎杀哥布林开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 675k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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168Chapters
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The protagonist who can't walk away when he sees a woman
It's nothing more than taking advantage of someone in distress. After all, the other person is a professional, while the protagonist doesn't even have a normal physique and relies entirely on his cheat-like abilities. So, this kind of protagonist survives entirely on his cheat-like abilities; without them, his intelligence wouldn't even allow him to live as a lowly beggar.
Goblin. Medium Goblin. Large Goblin. Goblin Captain. Medium Captain 🀄️ Large Captain. Small Chieftain. Medium. Large. Hero Goblin. The level system is so complex it's practically killing the reader.
To be honest, I don't really understand the protagonist. Why didn't he run away after earning enough money? It seems he's planning to stay and develop his career. Seriously, why didn't he run away after offending the surrounding nobles? Why did he choose to develop his career in a relatively remote area? What was he thinking?
Don't write about a younger sister; write about a twin brother instead. Also, don't make the world-building gamified; just a traditional Western fantasy adventure. The story of two brothers who, after losing their parents, venture into the forest to kill goblins in order to cope with the harsh taxes levied by a corrupt nobleman.
It seems the protagonist is completely useless except for his protagonist halo.
Learn from the opening three chapters of "The Wandering Toad"—his unique approach to writing those three chapters is truly remarkable.
Could you please specify the levels and compare their combat strength? Are you suggesting we leave it all to the readers to guess?
To be fair, the writing is quite good; it's a decent read. It's a Western fantasy with a touch of beast taming; the author should keep it up.
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How did they manage to gain those extra 10 lives in the final desperate attempt?