Attack on Titan: Alice, Heir to the Female Titan

The current progress has reached chapter 78, which will be released on January 6th This review is to express my thoughts on this book, some of my own opinions, and my prospects for the future of this book. Let me explain in advance that I have almost forgotten the plot about the Titans, and occasionally I remember some settings incorrectly. The second is a statement on space safety: I don't care what emotions you see. I am stating my views calmly anyway, so don't blame me randomly. First is the first impression. Frankly speaking, my first impression of this book is very good, and its fan setting is in line with my point of view: there are no original characters who travel through time, and there are no systems or other deus ex machina settings that go beyond the giant world view. This alone makes me feel good. As I read further, I became more and more satisfied. The protagonist has a distinct personality and is a person who has the ability and ideals but is constrained by reality. Although the original work does not describe much about the politics of the regime within the wall, it is still easy to find from a few words that the people above are basically shit, cowardly, corrupt, and self-contained. The protagonist's identity is a royal family and a theoretical ruler. Coupled with her radical views, she is bound to conflict with the existing ruling forces one day. Unfortunately, the author did not start the narrative from this point, but chose the classic main line. To be honest, since the protagonist has a claim and power, why not just take back his own rights? What had she been doing and training in the years before the main story began? I don't remember how long before she established the Fifth Corps before the main storyline started, but she should at least have some time to lay the groundwork for herself, implement policies to benefit the people, and promote her own ideas... Could it be that someone is blocking it? Her cheap father or the existing ruler? What a joke, who should be afraid of whom? But there is not even a bit of relevant information, the author did not mention it, I can only assume that she has been training and staying with the Fifth Corps. The above is a problem I think, that is: in the author's writing, the protagonist has a sharp conflict with the existing ruling forces, but the confrontation between the two sides did not start until the official main line began, and there was not even a specific description. Even after the wall was breached, she had to watch hundreds of thousands of humans die because of the order issued by her cheap father, and she could only stare... Oh my god, this was simply incomprehensible. Her father didn't even know where he was. Who did she listen to when she had thousands of elite soldiers? Is she just angry? She doesn't want to confront anyone and give those old guys a few slaps? Didn't this turn against him earlier? Don't tell me, the author, that you really plan to follow the main plot and wait until you are behind to get the throne. Secondly, here is my little suggestion. As we all know, conflict drives plot development. Contradiction can create momentum for plot development, enrich the image of a task, and capture the reader's attention. So when I saw that in order to save Allen, the yellow-haired uncle failed to deliver the order in time, causing more people to die (although even if the order was delivered, they would hardly survive), I was very excited; however, when I saw the protagonist getting furious about this, and even gave Mikasa a straight punch, but in the end! But when he said lightly "Sorry, I'm a little too angry", I was a little disappointed. Even Allen only spent a little time mentally on the ship after that, and never mentioned it again. After the protagonist and Allen met in the recruit camp, the two seemed to have forgotten about it. Okay, I admit I'm actually quite disappointed. What a great idea, when a small kindness turns into a bigger problem - sound familiar? I dare say there are many novels, movies or anime that contain similar plots. However, the author just let it go. What a pity! In my imagination, the protagonist and Allen will have a quarrel because of this incident, and the protagonist will often recall that day in her mind. The blood, screams, and fear are deeply imprinted in her memory, and she will never forget it; Whose enlightenment chose to face the problem squarely, use his own strength to prove his own worth, and work harder after gaining the power of a giant, because he had one more reason to fight: in addition to revenge and seeing the outside world, he also shouldered the lives of thousands of dead people. Until the end, the protagonist witnessed his struggle and chose to forgive him, and the two completed a great reconciliation - what do you think? Finally, let me write down my outlook on this book. As we all know, Titan is a masterpiece (probably so). This work, especially during the battle on the island, the members of the Survey Corps, their dedication, their courage, their sacrifice, their fearless spirit, profoundly express the unyieldingness of human beings in the face of unknown powerful things, and their resistance to tragic fate, embodying the most valuable and shining part of human qualities. Their spirit is passed down from generation to generation, their will is as firm as steel, and they use their blood to write out the people's desire for freedom within the wall. So, I hope the author can write about this. Although it is difficult for others, I still hope so. They are definitely worth it. By the way, I am against happy endings. In this dangerous career, someone will always sacrifice, and the separation of people is the biggest conflict, so... Let's put it this way, I thought Jane would die. You see, two more lines suddenly appeared: Jane died to save Allen, and Yani and Jane (although the relationship between the two was average at the time), the protagonist had entanglements and conflicts with them. Ahem, I've said a bit too much, so let's stop here first. I'll consider adding more after seeing how the plot develops.

Five stars first, but I haven't started watching yet. I have a few questions first. Can you please answer them? I also plan to write a giant fanfic, and I am pursuing almost a perfect ending, so it takes a long time to create, and I am still working on it. But after seeing the introduction of your book, I want to ask, if it is a perfect ending, do Ani and Xiaobei have to die? Maybe this can advance the development of the plot, but I personally feel that there are still a lot of regrets. I didn't mean to whitewash Ani. After all, it is a bit inhumane to use people as tops, but it is not incomprehensible because of different positions. Killing Levi Ban is indeed a helpless move. No one wants to leave hidden dangers for herself. Her original intention is just to go back to see her father. Moreover, whether it is Alice's wish or Allen's wish, no matter who realizes it, it will be a massacre. Pa Island is perfect, but what about the world? It is also mentioned in Giant that no reason can rationalize the massacre. The Salvation Team has a reason to do this. They cannot deprive others of their freedom because of their own freedom. Is there real freedom after massacre? It seems that Reiner and Peake are not dead either, so their families may have been rescued, or Eren's wish came true, or it's the third ending. Otherwise, with Pique's character, he would not let everyone on Pa Island go. Also, the ancestor giant was still inherited by Allen, right? It's a bit strange to read the introduction. Why can't he adapt to the power of the ancestor giant? Maybe he is afraid of the influence of the no-fight contract. Also, is Jane's panel too out of standard? I doubt even the soldier commander can defeat it, it's too hexagonal. I also hope that the author can persevere, and I also hope that this book will become a hit. I will read it and re-evaluate it in the future. If possible, can you add me as a friend to chat? (Nothing else, I mainly want to communicate with fellow humanities writers who write about giants. I guarantee that I am of high quality and will not curse anyone.) Finally, I wish the author a prosperous literary fortune~[Love][Love]

Madam, you successfully brought me back to the mood I felt when I saw Giant for the first time... It really stimulated me [crying] I'm scared and nervous Wife, promise me, don't stop updating me and I'll be a fan of you for the rest of my life! ! ! ! ! !

It's a very touching book with a very clear outline. I've recently read a lot of books with a lot of words or finished them, but I didn't really have a lot of words before I read this new book. I didn't expect it to be a surprise. Among the giant books I've read so far, it's considered a T0 level! Come on, author!

Not bad, a very novel novel, okay

Fighting is fun! Plot, good! Protagonist, grab it! We are happy!

It's a good-looking novel about Tomato's only female protagonist, Giant. I don't know why there are so few people, but please give it a try, author.

Support the author, it's great! [Like][Like][Like] It's a very novel idea. It's a lot easier to act as a princess, but can you not let Jane die? [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry]

It's very interesting to me and I hope the author will continue writing.

Good chaff, fine chaff, but I am a wild boar spirit [I'm about to cry] eating fine chaff will only make me cry all the time, so I want to recommend this giant fanfic to the world and let everyone cry together.