Attack on Titan: I Am Humanity's Strongest

This is definitely the best Giant fanfic ever.

It's considered top-notch among giant fanfics. There is no one who can do good work.

The best giant fanfic, so what's so nice to say NB!

Is there a heroine? Who is the heroine?

The plot and character settings are very good, but the very silent part at the end is copied and pasted to make up the numbers. The ending is also quite realistic. No wonder I found out why the rating of this book is so low when I read the first dozen chapters, but overall it is still very good.

In my opinion, the article written by the author is one of the better among the giant articles, although there are some typos. However, I think that compared to these minor mistakes, the author's control of the plot is okay. There is a long section of copy and pasting, and I also know that the author wants to take advantage of it. At a later stage, the author writes things that others dare not write. I thought this was a cool article at first, so why wasn't it cool? When it turned around in the later stages, I thought it was what I wanted. As for the two worlds, the interweaving is a bit stiff. There are no updates to the subsequent extra episodes. I hope the author can publish an extra story soon [laughing][laughing][laughing]

A very good fanfic. When will the high Rotten Tomatoes score and low quality reviews change?

I hope it will be renamed "Life in the Giant World from Scratch" It not only shows the protagonist's abilities, but also shows the world in which the story takes place.

I've read half of it and it's pretty good. There are generally few giant fandoms. I personally think this book is good and the content is also very innovative. I personally re-read Giants and then came to read this fanfic. I thought that in the early stages of the book, the protagonist had a little less role, and the original work had more content. In the middle stage, it became more interesting and added a lot of content that was not in the original work.

A masterpiece among giants, but it's a pity that it wants to impose too many things, which makes it superfluous.