Myriad Worlds: I Transform into a Tyrannosaurus from the Start

The author is reading with me: A new book will be published, starting today, and it will never be updated. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I won't play games, I won't play games. I will burst into words, life and death. I am the keyboard in the dark, the guard on the Great Wall of Internet; resisting the cold flames, the light at dawn, I dedicate my life and glory to code words, tonight and every night.

Why do you think Ghidorah is stronger than Godzilla?

Wouldn't the problem be solved simply by killing Vivian? Why are there so many things? My writing skills still need to be improved. I really don't understand that you have to bring a few people with you to know your secrets, not to mention your subordinates, big and small, jumping up and down. What is the purpose? If you are good-looking, you can use it as a backup when you have a human body. What's the point of having a few ordinary characters?

It's pretty good, but doesn't the protagonist have a body of his own?

The dinosaurs have become enlightened, so how to solve the problem of food?

The title setting for the female dragon, King Megatron, is too embarrassing. He is obviously called His Majesty Megatron, but he wants to make him King Megatron. There is also a female dragon setting, and she is not the Alien Queen.

... I just want to say one thing to the author: I have seen the original film! Don't write those introductions! If you want to write it, put it in the free chapter!

Just write a few sentences now and then, but if you insist on having incomprehensible dialogue, my mentality will collapse.

Otherwise, you will be writing too fast and you won't be able to write for long. Also, be sure not to add elements of Chinese mythology and cultivation. The combination of two different styles will easily stretch your hips.

Friendly reminder... The latest world starts from chapter 393. The front is full of introductions to story monsters and mechas.