The Young Goblin Hero Will Not Dream of the Elf Lady

I don't understand the purpose of the protagonist being a goblin or a monster. It's basically a Western fantasy written by someone with the name Goblin. Except for the first ten or so chapters where he's a goblin in the dungeon, it's exactly the same as a normal Western fantasy. There are obviously golden fingers that can produce an army of monsters and even create a demon king, but they have to just play and play around without trying to improve their level at all. After the human adventurer Goblin Slayer came to kill all the controlled goblins, he fled to the ground in embarrassment like a dog, and then the plot began to change into a Western fantasy for the general public I can't use my own golden finger, I can't hide myself, I rely entirely on the elves, just like the mentally retarded The biggest failure is the plug-in golden finger, this function Anyone with a little foresight can imagine how far it can go, creating an army of monsters to rob other monsters of their innate blood skills, and creating a god easily. However, the protagonist just doesn't upgrade his level or become a monster lord. He just leaves the plug-in alone and goes to a human city to be an adventurer, pretending to be a human, and claiming to be a human being before he time-travels. He doesn't want to change. Monsters, but the author has never thought about the word "non-my kind". You are a goblin, no matter how much you pretend to be, you are just an "honorary human" No wonder you are so different. It is better to set the protagonist to be a pure human from the beginning, and the plug-in is to plunder the ability of monsters, so that you don't have to write that the protagonist will be on the human side

Although it starts with a mushroom, the story is my own. Come on, write the big brother of Goblin.

The writing is smooth, natural and readable.