In the Super God World, My Golden-Horned Beast Rules the Universe

Why do so many people dislike this book? Let the author find the reason. The authorities are confused, but the bystanders are clear. When I saw the golden-horned giant beast talking, I wanted to **! The writing is noob and the dialogue in the plot is awkward! Then there is the issue of combat power. The gods of the super-god universe cannot even explode stars with their own strength! If you want to explode into the stars, you have to rely on technological tools to assist you. If you count the technology, it will be at the cosmic level.

Are you taking Kesha too far? If you calculate the combat power of the stars according to the starry sky, Kesha is only a universe level at best, and can't even defeat the world lord.

He claims to be the old Kamigawa system, and his authority is instantly gone. If someone asks, he doesn't have to tell him, or just tell him the name of the golden-horned giant beast. As for the rest, he doesn't say anything else and lets everyone guess. Only then does he have authority.

The author talks about humbly accepting corrections, but in fact he doesn't listen at all, and the protagonist suffers endlessly. If the golden-horned behemoth can be analyzed casually, wouldn't the mechanical race in the devouring starry sky be invincible?

Speechless, are you still afraid of nuclear bombs? The nuclear bomb can't catch up with me, okay?

If the Golden Horned Behemoth can be analyzed so easily, then this starry sky behemoth will be ruined.

Just the expressiveness of a super god can really overstate the combat power of a super god.

What's the status of this strength? Let's forget about the star-blasting humans, but the author's protagonist is a starry sky beast! If nothing else, maybe body size does not mean strength, but when the strength is the same, most people with large bodies are more destructive and powerful with smaller bodies. I remember that the original book really wanted to say that the starry sky monster exploded the planet in the universe! But if you get bigger and the planet explodes, you can directly shoot it. Be more rigorous about your strength and consider that the protagonist is not a human being, but a giant beast in the starry sky. Try not to overwhelm the combat power, but try to balance it. This is not equitable. The protagonist's stuff has the meaning of special attack. A bunch of technology gods, against a metal-eating guy, isn't it really quite explosive?

Raising the Super God too high, his combat power has long since collapsed

Where did the Golden Horned Giant Beast get its talent for time? He is a descendant of the Golden Sky Beast God. His secret method is also to master space. It's nonsense just looking at the introduction.