The Universe's Greatest Monster-Breeding Tycoon

A very nice article about monster breeding. It writes about a lot of unpopular monsters. Would the author consider writing about fusion monsters? (For example, classic fusion monsters: Five Emperors, Tyrant) Speaking of which, will there be King Hypa Airei in the later stage? Very handsome, only seen in foreign arcade games. In addition to writing about less popular monsters, will the author also write about game-derived monsters, stage play monsters, or new monsters from the Reiwa era (new generation)? @ Married Wolf Are you talking about writing a cameo from Ultraman? Especially Gauss and Musashi, as well as Aix and Daichi (even if they are written as extras)

It's a good book, I hope it won't be discontinued [top post] Come on, I've been waiting for your update. It's a super good-looking monster novel, which is quite to my liking. I hope you can keep writing, and I will keep following it [Like this post] [Like]

A good book, from a unique perspective, it shows the scene in my dream where people and monsters coexist harmoniously.

It's a very interesting book, with a lot of fantastic ideas. I've been imagining a planet where countless monsters live in harmony for a long time, but I couldn't write it because of my limited writing power. I like this book very much, and I hope the author can write better.

Overall it's a good book, but there's something about the characterization of the protagonist. How to say it? It doesn't seem like much now But author, can you believe that when there are more people in the future, there will be a lot of people who criticize the protagonist's character? The main reason now is that there are few people, so most of them are nothing. But what about the protagonist's character? Love monsters have loved humans, and are still humans themselves This alone is a huge contradiction. If you say you are not human, I can still accept it. If you say that Seven is inside Leo and ready to blow up the Kingdom of Light, to refute my words Then all I can say is this At that time, Severn's identity was a human being, and the situation was too urgent to be saved, so he had to think from a human perspective. In the same way, the protagonist is a human. He can love the monster, but he must also think from a human perspective to a certain extent. This point is unquestionable and necessary. If you write that he will use monsters to exterminate human beings in the future, Even if you are not banned, being sprayed is inevitable. There is another point, although I personally feel very shocked about Eddie's ending. But what was the point of that episode? Humans should not rely entirely on Ultraman It's the same ending as the first generation, so to a certain extent it's not as useless as you said. All in all, this book has many flaws and leaves much to be desired. In short, I can give you a reference regarding the protagonist's character. Musashi and Daichi are good examples. I love monsters, but at the same time I don't forget my human identity.

The author writes very well, treating monsters as real lives, unlike other Leonix novels that randomly collect monsters and treat monsters as consumables. In your novel, I saw the second planet Julang, and also wrote about the badness of human beings stepping into the universe and the cruelty of the universe. There are many old monsters from the Showa era, and they are no longer around Ultraman a thousand times and new monsters from Heisei Reiwa.

It's great. It's the first time I've seen this type of thing.

It looks good, cheers to the author✊

Encouragement star, suitable for good old people, not suitable for people like me who have a dark heart and just want to kill and kill.

It's the book I've been looking for, Monster World