Folks, Please Go Home, I Really Am Not a Brother Killer

The writing style is average, but the logical structure is a mess, the writing is not that good, and the IQ is not online. The characterization is different, and after reading more than 200 chapters, the author's character is still confusing The writing is sometimes good and bad, and it feels like it was pieced together The content is illogical and very stiff

After reading Chapter 18, I still don't understand what type of protagonist the author wants to create. You can say that his mental state is unstable. Whether it is his dispatching when encountering the enemy or his handling of hostile forces, they are all quite normal. At least it makes people feel that this person has seen something before traveling through time. You can say that he is mentally stable. The words "calm" and "indifferent" used by the author remind me all the time that "the protagonist is very deliberately concave, and his heart is not as described in the text as 'Henry said calmly'."

Have you ever killed a goblin? Some things are written randomly, taking it for granted

It feels like the author has no understanding of meat pigeon construction at all. The protagonist's skills are really a hammer in one thing and a hammer in the other. It can only be said to be an RZ-level choice. Not to mention the single crows who leveled up, then leveled up and returned to blue, and infinite summons allowed them to carry out suicide attacks. They already had tens of thousands of experience points every day.

Huh? (Why are there still such books?) Hmm! (The head chef will not be back for dinner today)

The dog with 10,000 experiences is a bit baffling. The protagonist can be developed with 10,000 experiences. I don't understand. I'm afraid this is not screening readers.

The IQs of the supporting characters are all pretty high, but I don't understand this kind of upgrade route that involves hammers and sticks. It doesn't have a concrete core, and it's just like a heresy.

I wrote a few words back and forth, and it was already lawless not long after I traveled. Helping the guild explore the way and giving materials is very noble. Don't say that you are afraid of delaying your performance... Then teammates are just cooperating. For the right to speak, they directly report points from 50 meters away... All kinds of awesome... I feel that I have no skills. Directly create skills... Then what else should I look at? I just write down the skills that I don't have in the future...

100 Experience can be used to upgrade a second-level skill, and then the protagonist spends 10,000 experience to buy a dog that will not die. It can replace the dog once it dies but its loyalty will be reset. Then all the enhanced attributes of 6,000 experience are only equipped with three skills. The 16,000 experience is not as good as the two skills upgraded at the beginning😅😅😅😅😅

Tonight's dinner is from the male author of Goblin Chef

It's not bad. It's disguised as a modern adventure road novel about killing goblins, but it's actually the kind of ancient Western fantasy shock novel. No matter what the protagonist says or does, the other person will be shocked. It's just that the ancient template is that even if you roast meat, make wine, or even tell a story, you can be shocked. It is from the story that you can feel what the protagonist is talking about, and what secrets of cultivation. The protagonist of this article just relies on the various powerful skills brought by the system to show off. Anyway, from the first few dozen chapters, there are relatively few plots about killing enemies and adventures. Instead, there are more chapters about the protagonist shocking others with various outrageous actions. Adventure road stories rarely have more plot in towns than in the wild. At least that's what it looks like from the first few dozen chapters I haven't seen the rest yet, which is why I said he just wore a skin

The content of the book seems to have nothing to do with the title. . People, there is no warmth here

Was it Henry of Scarlett?

It feels like he is essentially like a warlock. The spell names he uses are the same as others, but they are completely different inside. There is no term for casting spells at all, just like the skills in the game.

It's Radhe's again and it's Henry's, heaven's salvation has come

The writing style of the first chapter is okay, but there is a strange feeling in the following chapters. The dialogue content seems to be emphasizing something, and it feels like correcting the mistakes of artificial intelligence. It is too stiff, and the emotions of the characters are also a bit strange, as if returning to the online novels of the ancient times.

This kind of book needs to be able to catch the airwaves, so you don't need to read what the reviews say. It depends on whether you can catch the airwaves. As long as you can catch the airwaves, you will know that this book is very interesting.

It's really a bit of a blur, and the dialogue and plot development are very stiff.

Have you ever been a goblin? I wrote some things randomly, taking it for granted🙂

What rubbish, I can't stand it at all. Can you read the two novels Goblin Reliance and Goblin Slayer first?

Hasn't the protagonist ever encountered a life or death crisis? It's always win win win

The content in it left a deep impression on me. I am sure I have read a novel with roughly the same plot 25 years ago, and it is full of a sense of familiarity. Of course, the author may have written his own manuscript, not necessarily someone else's.