In the Tokyo Ghoul World: CCG’s Ultimate Ace

The writing is much better than mine, with a good grasp of the original work and characterization of the characters, as well as detailed descriptions and analysis of the characters' behavior and language. The presentation of the scenes is very atmospheric. I look forward to it, but don't stop updating.

Very good, better than those who follow the trend of writing ghouls. It's better, and it has descriptions and no CP. Super strong humans are much better than those who have to defend the ghouls. Ghouls eat people, and as a result, there are many novels written to maintain that it doesn't matter if ghouls eat people. It really blew me away. Fortunately, I have this book. '

I've been chasing it to the end, and now I'm going to rate/get beaten. I was happy to see that there was no female protagonist, and I was happy to see the career development line. Finish spreading flowers

It's very good. It's rare to see it in Tomato. It's not written in elementary school. It's good even if you don't understand the plot. It's good to change your taste if you're used to seeing it in advance. The only thing is, is there a female protagonist? I want a female protagonist.

Super! Super! I like it very much! Both in terms of writing and character! There is an invisible force that attracts you, making people want more. As you continue to deepen, you will continue to be immersed in the plot of the story. The strong sense of substitution makes people unable to extricate themselves! It's like being there! The moment I finished reading, I was thinking, long review! Be sure to leave a long review! Otherwise, I would be very sorry to the author!!! (´｡✪ω✪｡`)

Among the few books with purely human protagonists, there is no one character, and there are very few fighting scenes that are interesting and enjoyable 😄 Very good, the first choice among Tomato Ghoul fans

It's okay, there are no big bugs in the plot, there's no random harem, and the protagonist definitely doesn't have a mother's heart.

It's very interesting, but I wish I could change the title of the book. Of course, this is my personal opinion. The plot, characterization, and personality of the protagonist are quite good. I hope the author will continue to work hard and keep going.

It's a great novel. It's really beautiful. It's been a long time since I've read a novel in one sitting. But from a personal point of view, I don't really like this kind of savior-type protagonist. Although it is great, I prefer the protagonist to kill all the ghouls and completely eliminate them through extermination. Although people cannot choose their birth, nor can they suffer discrimination just because of their birth. However, the birth and growth of a race like ghouls are inherently accompanied by sin, especially since the protagonist is a pure human being. From a reader's perspective, I like Tokyo Ghoul very much, and I also like Ken Kaneki and the others very much. I feel that the ghoul is very pitiful. But from a human point of view, it is better for a group of ogres to get rid of them quickly, especially when the background is still when the ghouls are driven away by various countries to live a small life. Killing ghouls is just fun, letting the people here suffer is the right way. The evil people and the evil seeds torture each other. 🤦🤦🤦

It's a very interesting ghoul fanfic. The author didn't use God's perspective to follow the plot. He gradually progressed from the protagonist's vision. There was no foresight. He integrated the created protagonist into the original story line very well. It was very interesting to read, but the update was too slow. A rare ghoul masterpiece that makes up for a lot of regrets and has a very heartwarming ending.