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I'm Looking for a Fairy Tail Novel That Doesn't Have a Lot of Original Plots.
I'm looking for a Fairy Tail novel, one that doesn't have a lot of original plots, and a lot of words, and preferably a complete one.
The Type of Person Who Has Clones in All the Heavens and Worlds
Anime, novel, movie, TV series, etc. That can share abilities
The Protagonist Has Many Vests and Uses Them to Form an Organization
The protagonist and his vest pretend to be a mysterious organization. The members of the organization, that is, the protagonist's vest, are all crazy. They are talking to you normally one second and stabbing themselves in the head with a knife the next. They also have strange brain circuits.
Infinite Clones in the Last Days.
I remember reading a book before, where I traveled to the end of the world and became a mother body, and then created unlimited clones. Follow directly from the Cthulhu style. One clone seemed to have turned into a sea fortress and led other clones across to America.
It's okay, but it's still a little inferior compared to books of the same type. The main thing is to write more about different worlds, and don't catch up on Fairy Tail and One Piece endlessly!
A novel worth reading! I am used to seeing the protagonist be invincible, but not in this novel. The protagonist will not kill everyone all at once. The most feared thing in novels about the same time is that he will become invincible after fusion. You can basically guess the plot, but this novel can be read slowly and experience the process of the protagonist becoming stronger! [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart][Like][Like]
This plot is very similar to "Hepatic Sausage Koduk" from 99 Worlds, but the plot design and writing are not as good as others. Four stars encourage you to work hard. I also like novels about time travel. Not many Tomato can read it.
It's okay, but it's a bit hard to tell that the god of death and the pirate are exactly the same as the ninety-nine.
Come on, the author writes well