Armor Hero: A Beast of Armor Falls from the Sky from the Start

This book has 100,000 words. The author will talk about the combat power setting of this book here. From small to large, it is divided into ordinary supernatural beasts, squad leader, captain, king level, and emperor level. Among them, the squad leader ≈ two ordinary supernatural beasts, the captain ≈ two squad captains, the king level > three captains, and the emperor level ≈ one hundred ordinary supernatural beasts, and the book is set to 1+1<2. For example: two people with a punch of fifty kilograms cannot beat a person with a punch of one hundred kilograms (note: the only emperor level warrior in this book is the Emperor Man, and he has been knifed by the author). The greater than and less than symbols automatically changed for me when I entered them.

I think the score of this novel is definitely a nine. For example, the timeline and time difference are very strict, which suits my taste. I feel that there is not much flow, probably because of the sensitive plot. I quite like the lines and plot of this novel. The only bad thing is that in order to deliver Shura Armor to Fulei, Zhao Yan felt like he was killed by the plot.

It's okay, but I haven't enjoyed it yet. It would be better if I finish three or four volumes.

Author, why does the protagonist have so few scenes? It's also quite pretty!