I’m a Goblin! Tying Up a Saint—That’s Not Too Much, Right?!

Luo Bai unexpectedly transmigrated and became a monster in a dungeon. The Church’s Saint tried to eliminate him—only to be brutally counter-killed by Luo Bai. After tying her up and tossing her into his lair, Luo Bai began his dungeon adventure. Watching Luo Bai grow stronger by the day, despair filled the Saint’s eyes. Day 1: I’m screwed! Is he planning to eat me?! Day 2: I’m doomed! Is he going to mate with me?! Day 3: I’m dead! He didn’t bring food back—he must be planning to eat me! Day 10: Why does it feel like this guy’s treating me like a pet? … Day N: Rejoice! Standing before you is— The great serpent slayer, the nightmare of the Endless Dungeon, the king of raging lust from the Abyss—His Highness Luo Bai!

Original Publisher

fanqie novel

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on I’m a Goblin! Tying Up a Saint—That’s Not Too Much, Right?! Okay, let's dive into "I’m a Goblin! Tying Up a Saint—That’s Not Too Much, Right?!" This web novel certainly has a…unique title, doesn't it? I went in with a healthy dose of curiosity, given the premise and the mixed reception I've observed. Let me share my take. ### First Impressions The initial chapters definitely grabbed my attention. The whole "reincarnated as a goblin" trope is always a gamble, but the early focus on dungeons, monsters, and game elements was promising. I was eager to see how our little green protagonist would navigate this new, dangerous world. ### What Works Well The core concept of a goblin MC trying to…well, tie up a saint, is undeniably intriguing. The adventure and fantasy elements are present and accounted for, and there's a definite shounen vibe running through the story. There are dragons, dungeons, and more, which are all exciting elements. I also appreciate the multiple points of view; it adds depth to the world and prevents things from getting too stale. ### Areas of Concern Unfortunately, I did find myself struggling with the pacing. The descriptions can feel drawn-out at times, and the story progression felt a little slow. I noticed some instances where the MC seems to get convenient power-ups a little too easily. I also struggled with the character relationships. The female lead seems confused, and the MC appears a bit oblivious, which can lead to some frustrating "will they/won't they" moments. This is particularly frustrating when the reader just wants the characters to move forward. ### Final Verdict "I’m a Goblin! Tying Up a Saint—That’s Not Too Much, Right?!" has a compelling premise and some engaging elements, but the pacing and character development could use some tightening. It's an ongoing story, so there's plenty of room for improvement. While it didn't completely win me over, I can see the potential and would suggest giving it a try if you're a fan of the genre. Just be prepared for a slightly slower burn than you might expect.