I Am Not Goblin Slayer我不是哥布林杀手

are we thinking of the same Overlord? The Ainz Oal Gown Overlord? the only similarities are that they use magic and they both are in a fantasy world

Thanks for the heads up

Nah, the pacing is great. I understand that if you are reading along with the updates that it would feel slow. However, looking at it from an overall pov, the pacing is great, neither too fast nor too slow.

I like your comment, I also care about world building nowadays people thinks that world building is just some fat lore but no world building is lore and the reality of that world every scenario details are important

People are already complaining that it is too slow, and you are complaining that the author is going too fast?

In my personal opinion, the world-building is nuanced enough. There is no point in info-dumping everything. Especially when things like those villages won't be visited again in the future. The author's description of the world is already nuanced enough.

I might even add that the author has thought through things far better than most fantasy authors. A good example would be the whole logistics aspect of adventurers. In his first quest, Gauss was noted to be extremely tired from carrying his spoils from the goblins. Later, when he temporarily joins an elite team, they utilize a cart to carry their luggage and occasionally sit on it during travel to rest. They are also described as not wearing their armor 24/7 because it is tiring. During travel time, they keep their armor on the cart. The author also describes how adventurers must carefully calculate the rewards of the quest and the potential costs in repairs and consumables if they want to make a profit.

So your claim that there isn't proper world-building is straight up false. The only people who would think that either skimmed the chapters or simply lack the thinking skills to pick up the nuance among the author's descriptions of what is happening.

Lastly, you claim battles are illogical, but you actually offer no example. The battles have a good flow with no weird shenanigans happening. I might even say that the author's take on attributes is far more nuanced than most fantasy novels. I finally rejoice with an author properly displaying the intelligence attribute and how op it really is. At the same time, the agility attribute is finally portrayed properly. Movement speed shouldn't be tied to agility but to strength. People move faster due to their leg muscles and not because of their flexibility.

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