Murloc Calamity: Farming Begins with Becoming an Island

What about the promised Northrend chapter 😆 Aren't we, the murloc, bound to be the king?

Someone was resurrected but left silently

Do new books also need to be cut? ? ?

The last book was a pity, I hope this one has a beginning and an end

It's a story about a fish-man family, but except for the soldier fish-men who can eat fish, none of them are very fishy. As of the current update, the protagonist's presence is close to 0.

I hope the author can keep writing and I will subscribe to them all. Fishman novels are a very niche subject. There is also a good fishman novel in Qidian, which is similar to this book. However, the author paid too much attention to the growth of a single fishman, and the single-person narrative was too long, which was too dragging. In addition, the lack of crispness in the author's writing will seriously consume the readers' enthusiasm. The most serious thing is that the author stopped updating it😢. The narrative and writing of this book are relatively smooth, the characters are well created, the story is appropriately accelerated, and the protagonist has a sense of presence. The only drawback is that the current layout is too big, with the threat of frost dragon + sea beast + skeleton tide + orcs + plains. I fear that the author will be unable to control it and the writing will collapse. The protagonist's presence should be appropriately strengthened. This is my first discussion, and it is purely based on my feelings. 🙏

What, brother, what are you going to write? I feel a little uncomfortable reading it. How about you write a sequel to the previous novel 😜

It seems there is no need for family sacrifices to sue Nai Weng.

"Citizens of Dalaran, raise your heads and look up to the sky. The world we live in today was almost destroyed by its creator. Our brave partners went deep into the Titan city of Ulduar and defeated the observer Algalon, the messenger sent by the Titans. Algalon came to decide the fate of our world. He discovered that in this world, people We do not accept the Titan's blueprint for a world where not everything works perfectly as planned. Cold logic concludes that our world is not worth saving, but it does not take into account the power of free will.

Author, you might as well start a new book and continue writing your last one. Write a 2, open a trick for the protagonist that kills and adds a small amount of experience, and fight back directly. If you consider that there is a gap between the protagonist and the orcs or other top heroes of the tribe, then depending on the situation, you can open a small trick, or get some natural materials and earthly treasures to directly pull the protagonist up. Then explode the fishmen and start fighting.