A Warrior Who Doesn't Want to Be a Mage Is No Good Kobold!

The previous writing is pretty good, but the magic extraction chapter is too dramatic. This mage can completely fool the protagonist. Anyway, the kobold can't read a word and is ignorant, and he actually teaches real things to the protagonist. This plot arrangement is too deliberate and is really inappropriate. There are many loopholes and poor logic, and then the protagonist successfully extracts magic power on the spot. This mage must be able to feel the magic power fluctuations🤔. I haven't read it later. This is also a poisonous point in my opinion. After writing so many books, can't I make some progress?

Let me throw this question back to you, do you still have the desire to write this book, do you still have the desire to express it, or is it just grades, readers' evaluations, and editors' evaluation systems that tell you to continue writing?

He is really a veteran, more than half of the 50 chapters are data and skills, and the content is only so small, no wonder the data is not good 😅

The author does not want eunuchs in this book. If he continues with this quality in the future, he will definitely be able to get better. You must believe that gold will always shine!

The highest achievement of a kobold is to become a dragon slave. Anyone can bully a kobold who is not a dragon slave or a low-level intelligent monster. A kobold who is a dragon slave accelerates evolution like crazy. Dragon-veined kobolds, kobold warlocks, kobold rogues, and kobold mages all appear.

I have read several books by this author and found that the plots in "With Relatives" were too stiff and awkward. This book is okay. It was cut before I could write about the characters close to me. To be honest, you might as well just keep writing about orphans.

Cut it. If you want to write it yourself, you won't ask. You just ask because you don't want to face your heart. You feel that everyone asked you to cut it, so you feel at ease.

It's really uncomfortable to watch. There are hundreds of Wu Wei and Wu Wei in one chapter. Do they have to have names in every sentence?

Kobolds are also considered the standard companions of the dragon. Basically every dragon novel has a kobold companion, so the sense of presence should not be too strong.

It feels like the author has been writing for ten years, but except for the book Bandit, none of them satisfy everyone. There are many old readers ten years ago, but now they seem to have been tortured to death by the author. When I browse the previous comment area, many people have lost their accounts and have all logged out.