I’m Fighting Gatanothor? For Real?

Looks good, fights, and is fun! The two different routes of Dagu and Moxuluo are very good. Dagu is different from the original V who rushes to the line. He will first finish thinking about strength, and will know whether he needs it. He will not be as confused as in TV. Moreover, the strength of the monsters is basically in line with the strength of the set draft. He may have been more difficult, but there is Moxuluo to support him. And Moxuluo is another path. He is kind-hearted and does not want people to die. He will be sad for the loss of life. He will save someone when he hears someone calling for help. He is a saint and will gradually turn into a monster in the process. His losses, failures, successes, persistence, and expectations are all his trials. I hope it is not just the world of Tiga.

How should I put it? The author's writing style may be average, but it is indeed very novel and has good ideas. There is nothing sinister about it. He really writes whatever feels interesting and powerful, and his writing style is very unrestrained. The beginning is not attractive, but there is too much history of tomatoes. Although the beginning is unremarkable and even a bit boring, I still read it, and then I felt that it was indeed good. However, this kind of article is likely to be short-lived, and the author will end hastily after running out of inspiration. You can see a little bit, right?

Moxuluo over-medicated, bad news came from the giant circle, the tip of his head was sanctioned by Diga, and he died after being overly heavy-handed.

Red Superman Mo Xuluo, you are trustworthy 👍 [Blow kiss]

Totally innovative! Different from the tokusatsu fans who try to replace others with others, this book has blazed its own path and lived a brand-new style. There is just a small question - what does the protagonist look like normally? At first, I thought the protagonist had grown into an enlarged version of Moxura, but then I saw that the original version of Moxura could be summoned, and I knew that the protagonist did not look like that. I imagined the appearance of the Giant of Kai, somewhat humanoid, but not entirely human.

The author's writing is indeed not bad, and I really like the protagonist's character anyway. He speaks without pretending to be deep when he has something to say, and sharing information is very good. The only shortcoming may be that the psychological description of other characters is lacking because of the lack of writing power.

OK! You write very well! It feels like the protagonist is growing up! Come on! The writing is also good! Another new star is about to rise

It's not bad. It's okay so far. It's not too poisonous. It won't kill me, a divine farmer. It's just too little. It's not enough to watch.

Big cheers for the author!

The alien god general, Moxuluo, is really good-looking