Anime Crossover: The Destructive Tyrant Who Began as a God Slayer

The protagonist's state of mind is hard to relate to

From the first chapter to the fourteenth chapter, I always felt that I couldn't get in, and I felt very awkward watching it. Let's just say that I felt out of place watching it in Feilu.

No wonder there were so many comments saying it was awkward. Before I read this book, I thought about a lot of comics about Wrath of God, but no one said it was awkward. When I watched the Wrath of God anime, most of the comments were that it was so cool, but I couldn't understand the plot, but they didn't say it was awkward. However, the author of this book wrote a Golden Beast protagonist, which is just a rigid template. The protagonist starts with a powerful knight, so why does he feel that everything is fragile like Gold? Do you have the qualifications to say that it sounds ugly? Later on, the protagonist's character described by the author is just as good as gold. It's really embarrassing. The same goes for the fights later on. There are also some minor problems, such as emotional scenes and so on.

This pig's foot feels like a god-killer, rather than a [beast], a human evil [beast] similar to the moon! It feels like none of the [Beasts] have normal thinking.

The protagonist can go to Devil's High School to obtain the throne of God.

Is the author borrowing from The Day of Wrath, or is the protagonist just following the path of a domineering god?

The ordinary Gods of Disobedience of Godslayers are actually at the Main God level (Godslayers and Gods of Disobedience are at the same level). The strength of the God of Disobedience is determined by the level of the self (Second Two). Only by reaching the Main God level can one disobey the myth and incarnate in the world. Below the Main God level, there are subordinate gods who rely on the Main God to maintain themselves. Below the Divine level, there are floor beasts in the divine domain.

The character of the protagonist is really confusing, just weird, incomprehensible!

Why does the protagonist look so much like the Golden Beast?

Because of the Right Fire and Roy, Michael is now in my mind a thing that uses the Divine Right's Right Light to instantly kill people. Although the Second Man requires a lot of strength to do it, it does not prevent it from being a top attack ultimate move. Strength is one thing, and attack power is another.