This book has no so-called protagonists and villains, no clear goals, only definitions in your own heart. It is a good book. Whether it is the protagonist or the villain in Ultraman, they all have their own emotions. A bright person may be dark, and a dark person may be bright.
My definition of this book is truth.
Gore's definition for himself is: there is no so-called protagonist, no so-called villain, everyone lives for themselves!
Reader comments
There is huge room for improvement, but the future is promising. Although I have only read the first few chapters, judging from the previous chapters, this protagonist needs a growth period, not a growth in strength, just like Ye Sanmu finally woke up and understood the meaning of his existence after his collapse.
There is huge room for improvement, but the future is promising. Although I have only read the first few chapters, judging from the previous chapters, this protagonist needs a growth period, not a growth in strength, just like Ye Sanmu finally woke up and understood the meaning of his existence after his collapse.
Big cheers for the author