Sorry, the Goblins Must Die

A monster comes into the village and disturbs your rest. You actually think that you will let him go if he doesn't come to fight, so that the people who saved the village will not be called the Holy Mother by readers 😰😰 No, buddy, do you need a reason to kill monsters? Just kill him, just kill him if he doesn't like it. I want to use this method to show that the protagonist is not a virgin to the readers 😰😰 He almost hacked you to death and you just wanted to fight him back, you fucking Khorne. He actually wanted to use this method to show that the protagonist is not kind and not a virgin. 🙂🙂🙂 Both sides are not happy. You can either save them as much as you want, or you can kill them all, but you didn't do it. 😡😡 When I saved people, I looked back at the readers, wondering if it would be too kind to write like this, but the readers said that I didn't save people so completely.

The first 6 chapters were good to read, but Goldfinger was so hung-up that it felt so good to just lose my mind and watch it. In the end, Chapter 7 was like a landmine that suddenly rushed out and blew me up.

Among the goblin-killing plug-ins I have seen, this one is the most exaggerated. You only need to kill one goblin to get talents. Different goblins can also get different talents. The combat power is soaring.

A protagonist like you is neither bad enough nor good enough, nor good enough. Such a powerful skill, but the result is so awkward.

What are you doing, you have this talent to run around without killing goblins, stacking buffs, etc. The plot turns too quickly, and the author's hand is too obvious.

What do you gain by escorting Morrigan? In the beginning, you didn't get the fragments of the Lionheart King, but in the end, you were in trouble with the nobles. It means you didn't get any reward. For a woman, do you think the logic is reasonable? He looks like a strong man on the surface, but his behavior track is to solve troubles for women and he has not been paid. 666

Talent Editor

The soulwears again

See Khorne and take a look at it 🙂

Outrageous, the first few pictures were fine Suddenly something rushed out and I was stunned.

The character setting of the protagonist is a bit vague. He starts his adventure career directly from Blue Star college students. It is no problem to buy equipment through stud property, but why not find a team of low-level adventurers to sign up for a group and learn some experience for the first time? Then in the first battle, I relied purely on talent to kill a big Goblin with challenge level 1. The talent of the ordinary Goblin I wanted to kill was not intuitive in combat. I might as well change it to a master of martial arts to travel through different worlds, so that I can watch it without thinking and don't have to worry about it for a long time.

The beginning of the battle between the protagonist and the big goblin is very strange. I would like to ask, was the protagonist a killer before time travel? The stream of consciousness is too heavy. Do you think you can dodge attacks if you can avoid them? I can only say that the design is not clever at all.

Just that, an incarnation of a god gives an intuition.

But the label of author is not very good. You pure warrior can only say that it is barely reasonable, but you, the Chosen of Khorne, have not seen it at all. Author, you can learn more about what Chosen of Khorne is, and the name of this book is not very consistent. Except for killing some in the early stage, there is nothing later. Yes, if you change your name and label, you won't give people the feeling of being deceived. Since you have labeled Pure Warrior and Chosen of Khorne, and people click on it and look at it halfway through, they can't tell what Khorne's Chosen is. It definitely gives people the feeling of being cheated.

Recently, there have been quite a few novels about goblin-killing in western fantasy with added attributes.

Development is unwilling to develop and wanders around