A meteor falls.
Blue rain descends.
A great disaster strikes this dazzling planet.
A delivery driver, always busy making a living.
A dog who's been by his side day and night.
To survive, he has no choice but to keep fighting.
But...
He sees the ugly side of people.
He sees humanity twisted,
and morality in ruins.
This is a war between humanity and an invasive species from beyond.
Which side is truly in the right?
And which side is evil?
"Character growth in the early stages, major battles later on. This blurb is brief and inadequate, so please head to the main story."
In fact, two and a half stars is the most suitable, and the title of the book can be changed to "Chosen Protagonist with Superpowers and IQ" which would be more suitable. Why do I say this? (I haven't finished reading it yet) The protagonist's superpower is similar to copying. This superpower is very useful in combat or daily life, but it is obvious that he only uses it in combat, and most of the superpowers are only used once. I have read a lot of books, and this is the first time I have seen that the villain gives the protagonist time to prepare, but the protagonist is still caught. The villain is still an ordinary person... Since he has time to rush back to the base, he can completely let Orochi leave a back-up behind, instead of what the protagonist said Since the protagonist can bring living creatures in the space, he can tell his parents that it is safe to live here. Whether they go or not is not the protagonist's business. If the protagonist has the hardening skill, he can hold an iron nail in his hand before being arrested, so that the anesthesia needle cannot penetrate the skin. If the protagonist is an insect king and has a high power level, ordinary inhibitors will be affected. If the dose is increased, the protagonist's power may be highlighted.
Eat hearts when you are hungry, outrageous