
The Forest Has No Room for Lazy Goblins
森林不养闲哥布林
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Sword & Sorcery
- Updated
- 2d ago
- English
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If the protagonist doesn't revert to her original form, what about her sister? If she's going to revert, why not just set her as a goblin and start as an orphan? It's a lose-lose situation.
Books that start with "xxx years later" in their synopsis all flop, so why do new books keep coming out with this kind of synopsis?
In light of the recent comments and suggestions regarding the main character's development, I'd like to offer an explanation.
First of all, thank you all for your support. Kapibala is deeply grateful. Secondly, regarding the question everyone is concerned about—when will the protagonist turn back?—I want to assure you not to worry. The outline is already complete, and I know that turning back is a problematic element; it would ruin the story.
Have you ever been a goblin before? You're just making things up and assuming things.
References: Qidian.com
Keep it up, author!
It's really well written. It's exactly the same as my experience as a goblin. You can tell at a glance that it's well-reasoned and supported by evidence. Unfortunately, the chieftain said the outside world was too dangerous; humans were too hostile towards goblins and would even cut off our ears to sell for money, so I dared not write about my past experiences.
That's outrageous!
A level 1 goblin solo kills the Mind Flayer!
I believe the author has the potential to create a masterpiece, so I'm making a special prediction here 🙂.
Good book, but there are still areas for improvement.
There are relatively few books with non-human protagonists, and this one has excellent writing skills and portrays the characters very well, making it well worth reading. However, one aspect needs improvement: more foreshadowing is needed. Otherwise, the introduction of new plot points feels contrived.
Transmigrating into a goblin is not as good as the author transmigrating into Wu Dalang.
Does Shennong exist?
How is this book? It looks alright, so why does it seem like nobody's watching?