The only reason im not giving it a 1 star is that it is mildly interesting.
MC and his gobs are idiots. Why are you so focused on 3 man cells then going for 1v1's?
Why don't they expand 3 man cells to include alt classes to improve survivability?
How dumb do u have to be to not realise u can add 1 archer and 1 tank to a 3 man cell?
Why does he let people get away? Why does his subordinates let people get away? Literally making fights harder for themselves. Im amazed only the druid (Gi Za Zakuend) is ruthless enough to go down the path of burning villages.
I want to say MC deserves the hard R but then it maybe due to the fact that the author is trying to imply hes fusing with the gob within to become dumber.

TLDR: its interesting but has barely any smart people in to keep you attached to the story. I thought it might get better but it doesn't seem to change much. Storyline remains linear although the additional information does help keep it interesting from time to time.

OK I actually read to the up to date version of this LN/WN (never understood the deference but whatever)

When you are comparing the books of RE:monster and Goblin kingdom (GK) there are undoubtedly some very similar themes going on. But unlike RE:monster where the MC friends rank up together almost at the same time or within 10 to 20 days (same as chapters for those who read Re:monster). The MC in GK is pretty much a loner from the start to the present chapter which he levels by himself... more>> and is way ahead in terms of abilities and power.

What made me like this somewhat better then RE: monster IS THE DAMN LACK OF DETAILS WHICH THE AUTHOR LOVED TO USE if you want to describe a chair in monster its overly detailed I AM NOT LIEING HERE PEOPLE <<less