Ultraman: Infinite Evolution, Starting as a Young Godzilla

Huh? The writing is generous. Can you subscribe to this? I can't understand this generation of readers. I don't know why so many people are reading these messes in Yuanju Bengsiheyuan.

The biggest poisonous point is that the protagonist's cells can be used, but I will still keep reading to see if there are any new poisonous points.

Although you are writing about King of Monsters, your cover really looks like Brother Chicken's center part

I remember Singularity Godzilla seems to be the most powerful being in the second dimension.

Valalon, Blaze's boss, is cunning and cunning. He has weapons all over his body. He has a high enough combat IQ. He can throw bombs casually and detonate them at the right time. If he can make a sneak attack, he won't hit the front. He absorbs Blaze's energy to evolve himself. He even whips corpses to last hits. He is truly the boss at the end of the play.

Surprisingly, it's pretty good-looking, but it's just too little and not enough to watch.

Why no one writes about Ampera Star

I can only say that it's okay, but it's weird that the protagonist turns into a human. I thought it was from a monster to a human and then from a human to a monster, but it turned out to be one soul and two bodies.

Newcomers, don't be scared away by the downstairs. This book is still good. The so-called doppelganger of the protagonist is equivalent to the human form and the animal form.

The red dust is only an infinite part of the energy of the singularity flowing out, but this will cause a universe to be broken. The broken universe will be divided into two and continue to expand from then on. However, these universes are just one side of the infinite dream of the singularity.