Ultramonster Combat: My Battlenizer Can Evolve

Such pure Leonix novels are rare. The protagonist has no system, and the only golden finger is a combat device that can be continuously upgraded and fighting experience in previous lives. This setting is very reasonable. Unlike other system novels like Leonix, which always give the protagonist an Ultraman Transformer, you must know that the ultimate life form is the one who dominates the entire universe! It's very valuable! This book shouldn't be rated so low! Book friends, please give some authors a rating!

The writing is okay. There is nothing too poisonous so far. It is considered good among the fans of the entire Ultra series. If you don't put any poison in it, it will be a good book. It will help you get to the ninth level. I was wrong. After more than 90 chapters, the poison will be directly released. There is not much energy left, and then more than a dozen monsters will not let me go, and they will suppress the protagonist's combat power.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking! Say important things three times! It's a semi-refreshing story. The protagonist's character is really nice. The author's portrayal is very good and clear. It really impressed me. So far, I don't think there's anything wrong with it. The logic of the plot makes sense. Come on, author

There are no poisonous points at the moment. The author will keep up the good work and don't create a female protagonist or anything like that. This will only affect the speed of the pig's feet releasing monsters. One more thing, please update quickly and update more [Thoughts]

This is a rare Ultra article. It is really well-written, clear-minded, and a bit refreshing. I hope the author can evolve the fighting instrument into a transformer that also functions as a weapon (refer to Alfaloth's Sword of the Beasts).

I really like this book. Among all the monster fights I have read, this one is definitely in the top three. I feel like it's really annoying whether Kate can send him away. The description of the battle is very good, and the description of the monsters is also very detailed.

Come on, author, you wrote it really well.

Reading this novel really feels like watching Pokémon. But in theory, it should be Pokémon imitating Ultraman. This novel is well written and the characters are well drawn. In fact, when writing this type of novel, you only need to master the monster's skills well, and then depict the scene of the fight between the two. Basically everyone likes them Very well written. Fights don't drag on either. The plot is compact. In fact, when I read this novel, I wasn't very attracted to it at the beginning. But the plot behind it gets better and better the more I watch it. But the only bad thing is that I ask the author if he could unify the names. Now Raymond, now Leo. Although I can tell that the two are the same person. But I just feel uncomfortable looking at it I would like to ask the author if he can unify the two. [Like][Like][Like]

It's a very good book. I just hope Kate can be more reliable and stop looking so useless.

I have seen more than 100 pictures. It is not too toxic so far, and the writing is not bad. It is not a pure white text, and the plot is smooth. I feel (it's just my own opinion, please don't comment) the biggest poisonous point at the moment is Kate. She feels useful but useless. I feel that the biggest role is to promote the plot. But I can't say what is particularly useful, but I can't say what is not useful at all. It's strange. I have a neither good nor bad feeling about her [Thinking] However, I feel that this poisonous point cannot be ignored. After all, I think (self-feeling, please do not comment) it is at least much better than other similar novels. It has an above-average feeling. The writing and plot are much better than other bad novels, but it is also less interesting than the plots of Jialuo, Dika... These ones, neither above nor below. There should be no female protagonist at the moment. Anyway, I can't see anyone with a clear direction of female protagonist.