The Goblin's Feast

This is unlike any reincarnation novels that I read; reincarnated as a goblin. The plot is very creative, and I can't wait to see this novel reaching greater heights. The first few chapters are wonderful! It is easy to read, and it catches anyone's attention. I honestly can't say anything bad about it. Good job to the author, and all the best to the future of this book!

Shameless review again (i'm the author but using a different account just to accumulate more reviews XD Don't judge me.... *cries*
I invite you all to read my novel and I hope you enjoy your time~

This is a whole new story! Yes it's reincarnation but we also read the usual reincarnation into some human with cheat abilities but this one reincarnated as a goblin! PLEASE update some more!

"Whoah" Is my first reaction after reading the first few sentence. The writing quality is really good. I am looking forward to the adventure and how MC will become powerful in the new world at the future chapters. It also piqued my interest on the part where the old man told him that he can still see them someday.

I JUST AM IN LOVE WITH THE WORDPLAY. HOW DID YOU MANAGE?
Ngl, I feel like this is similar to the lord of the rings (in a way ofc.) and I love this book!

I think all the Lord Of The Rings fans will skim through the pages thoroughly and live it! I recommend this book to you if you love the "fantasy" Genre. Great Job by the author, Kudos to you for leaving us a masterpiece.

Just read the first chapter.. It’s fun to read.. But I think you use too many low frequency vocabularies, make it hard for the non-english-speaking readers like me to read comfortably.. I keep checking the google translate

The switching of perspectives written from first person for Alk and Lake creates a feeling a dissonance in the writing and detracts from the immersion. I find myself consistently wanting to skip all of Alk's chapter's because it feels a less interesting story that is delaying the development of the plot. Sure Alk's part seems to be world building and introducing new characters but he feels hollow as a character and not much is known about his intentions. I can't feel any excitement for it because I'm imagining a cardboard cutout of a goblin that can't think for himself. Did not feel like it would be the kind of novel to use switching perspectives and doesn't seem to benefit from it. I really enjoyed the earlier chapters before Alk's inclusion but I do not feel excited for the after 60ish chapters seeing the frequent swapping of perspectives.