Age of Rampaging Beasts: I’m an Infinitely Growing Mimic

The concept of the Mimic Six is amazing. Currently, his power-up leans towards becoming invincible, which is definitely more in line with the author's vision of a king—someone with overwhelming power surrounded by countless treasure chest guardians. However, I still prefer seeing the Mimic Six.

Good news, the author has evolved! Bad news: it's a new book... Keep it up, author! This one is on a completely different level from the last one!!! As long as it doesn't flop, it's guaranteed to be a hit!!!

This book is excellent. This is my first time writing a book review, and it's the most interesting dungeon-crawler I've ever read. It unconventionally turns the story from humans fighting monsters to leveling up to humans transforming into monsters to protect the dungeon.

The subject matter is novel and quite interesting. The writing style is also good. Keep it up, and hopefully you'll update frequently every day!

The synopsis made me think it was a low-down, opportunistic story, but it turns out to be about the dark side of a villain, doing the work of a destined protagonist in the early stages, surrounded by beautiful women. It's a novel concept, but unfortunately, it's not for me. I prefer stories with doubles or multiple identities—something exciting to do big things without revealing your true identity or attracting unnecessary attention and trouble. So, I'm leaving. Goodbye. 😄

1. The subject matter is very novel, which is great. 2. I'm deducting one star because there's too much focus on women, and the portrayal of reality isn't very good. I hope this will be improved in future installments.

The setting is excellent, and I think the character development is quite good; it definitely deserves a 9 out of 10. The later parts were just so-so, nothing interesting, and without any changes, I couldn't keep reading. 😢

Everything else was fine, but some of the protagonist's behaviors and thought patterns made me feel awkward and uncomfortable. It's probably because I don't like protagonists who aren't time-travelers.

The subject matter and setting are interesting, but unfortunately, the author can't handle it and doesn't quite capture the feeling. The story even mentions someone only going down to the dungeon once a month, and some settings can't be thought through too deeply; you need to read it without thinking too much, otherwise it feels quite silly. It would be much better if another author with better writing skills and a more imaginative mind were to write about this subject matter.

It's good. The setting is very much to my liking, and the character progression is good, although there's no main storyline (lol). However, the introduction of the setting and the length of the dungeons are concise, so it won't be boring.