A Billion Goblins: Is Crushing the High-Martial World Really That Much of a Stretch?

Although he is arrogant, he is not arrogant. He acts steadily and moderately, but with the decisiveness that only young people can have. This nine-point score is well deserved. Internet writing is meant to be enjoyable and exciting.

The name of this book is so good. At first, I didn't have any idea of ​​reading it, but after reading the first few chapters, I couldn't stop reading it. It was unexpectedly exciting and exciting. The high martial arts world that serves as the background of the story is so dark that it is suffocating. The foreign enemies are cruel and cunning, and the top human beings are holding back the front lines in order to fight for power. The principals of the two schools that the protagonist attended are lackeys of powerful families. The prosperity of human beings is only beautiful on the surface, but full of corruption on the inside. The protagonist is the torch in the darkness. Once lit, it will burn through the sky. The whole story is very fast-paced, and Su Ming's character is both naughty and paranoid. If there is revenge that cannot be avenged on the spot, the interest has to be recorded in a small book, and it will be repaid a thousand times in the future, and you will not suffer any loss. It's very nice! I give you the vote, please author please hurry up and update~

It's much better than the Skeleton Next Door. The Skeleton Next Door's long-winded talk has to be dragged out for more than ten chapters and forced to suppress intelligence. The author may want to create a suspense atmosphere, but he may not even know what suspense is.

It's a miracle that the protagonist survives to chapter 100 The people taught by the villain in this book must be made up of people with an IQ of 0. He says he will kill others every time, and every time he brings someone who is only one level higher than the protagonist. Can't he have a better memory every time he comes to deliver food? ? ? Send someone up to the third level? ? ? ? ? It's nothing, much worse than the skeleton next door! !

Ouch~ It's okay, but the ending feels weird and a bit unfinished

When I saw 212, to be honest, there wasn't much poison in the front, but around 199, it really poisoned me. People from other aristocratic families could say that they were too aggressive, but the protagonist team was extremely aggrieved. Everyone around the protagonist's group has been destroyed, and the 8th-level overlord doesn't even dare to kill a child of an aristocratic family. He can only talk about what to do next time... Then the protagonist comes back and kills a child of an aristocratic family. Anyway, it highlights the grievances and the protagonist's shortcomings. What's even more funny is that when the war starts ahead and they dare to hold back and frame the protagonist, the protagonist team also sends the protagonist into the enemy's forces. The euphemistic name is that the imperial envoy can not find out the matter, but he cannot die there. Oh my god, I was almost torn apart in front of you, and you're still telling me this? ? ? The key point is that according to the article, at least 1/3 of the power of the family has spread to the whole body, or even higher. If there was not an overlord who suppressed it, the territory would have been divided. You told me that you dare not kill your imperial envoy? Not to mention that I've already done it once and didn't die.

Great Goblin Lord! I am your most devout clansman. We praise the Lord of Goblins. You are our beacon and lead us to rise again. We will present the soft and waxy little Loli. The clan leader is our sun.

Overall, this book is quite nice. It depicts the arrogance and passion that young people should have, but there are a lot of typos.

The more I watch, the more I can't stand it. The main character has double standards and still pretends to be stupid.

It's not interesting. You can guess the content just by looking at the name. Without a system, it's nothing.