Global Cataclysm: I Have a Godzilla Clone and Can Do Whatever I Want

It's a pretty good post-apocalyptic wish-fulfillment novel. The protagonist is 100% self-centered, putting himself at the center of everything, and ruthless (if anyone has murderous intent towards him, he's dead on the spot; if he has a grudge, he settles it immediately, leaving no last words).

Good. The protagonist is decisive in killing, but not indiscriminately. He takes revenge promptly, without any minor villains who manage to survive dozens of chapters. He's quick to take on female characters without dragging things out. He's strong enough, and the author doesn't deliberately suppress his power, making for a very comfortable read. It's a very good work for a post-apocalyptic novel. Keep up the good work!

Honestly, it's really satisfying. The protagonist's strength is close to invincible, at least that's how it seems right now. I just hope that they don't overpower the protagonist later on. I've seen many similar stories where the protagonist is ahead of everyone in the early stages, but then someone suddenly catches up to him for no reason. It's really frustrating.

This is fantastic! It's the most satisfying novel I've ever read. It's not a saintly story; the protagonist is ruthless and decisive, and still shows love for his own people. Unlike some dark novels where the protagonist is a psychopath who kills everyone.

I've tested this book for you guys—it's pretty good. The protagonist is decisive, not a saint, and very doting on those around him, provided they're loyal. As for the main character, there's only one word to describe him: lazy—lazy to the point of being even more lazy than those so-called "paths of cunning." It's worth reading, of course. But this is just my personal opinion; after all, everyone has different tastes, and I can't agree with everyone.

Generally, the power levels are drastically inconsistent; suddenly there's a war god and countless base cities. There's also the classic post-apocalyptic protagonist group being outmatched by a group of random bystanders. This is a super-powerful, mindless, and purely enjoyable read, lacking in literary merit. It's likely written by a new author who probably enjoys monster stories.

Wow, I love it! This is so clever! Author, please update soon, it's really great! 🥰🥰 It's okay, but the updates are a bit slow, only about two pages a day.

This is true "cool" fiction: enjoying the immense power that belongs to you, suppressing all who dare to oppose you, enjoying life, enjoying beautiful women, enjoying fine wine. There are no disgusting jumping insects that occasionally pop up and dart around; any being that shows malice is crushed without a second thought. This is true "homelander," where you are the only one who matters, and those who defeat you prosper while those who oppose you perish.

So good! Such a great book! So satisfying! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

I've been a bit busy lately and haven't done any book reviews for a while 🤦 To be honest, I've only sporadically read the latest chapters (187 chapters). While it's not particularly exciting, it's undeniably readable and a good novel. I'd give it a 4.5 stars overall, but I'll give it half a star as encouragement 😂 because there are a few flaws that I'd appreciate you could improve: 1.