Beast Taming: Reborn as Godzilla, I Make a Contract with the Cool, Aloof Empress!

It seems alright, but can Godzilla really handle Taotie, Qiongqi, and Chaos? Wasn't Godzilla easily killed by them?

First of all, this is just my personal opinion. I feel the protagonist's strength increases too quickly, and I think other forms of Godzilla could be given to the protagonist instead of directly reaching Burning Godzilla. The rapid leveling from stage one to nine is understandable, but after reaching Saint rank, each subsequent advancement doesn't need to be so fast.

It's a good watch, with a fresh and innovative theme, but the distinction between Godzilla and humans isn't clear enough (for example, adding the ability to temporarily transform into human form to the Saint rank). Secondly, the story flow is to my liking (but some parts of Godzilla's power are reduced (probably for balance?)). (Great!)

This rebirth-themed excitement isn't all that great; it's so jumpy and easily startled.

Compared to the author's previous books, at least this one is readable. This is only the second book I've been able to follow along with, besides "What the Heck is My Rebirth as a Monster 1" on the author's homepage. Whether it's gold or stone, I'm too indifferent to judge; five stars for me! 😋

Overall, it's good. Although some parts of the plot aren't very detailed, it's still very good. 👍👍👍

Did the author forget about the ranks of kings? The kings, who are either saints or emperors, are practically nonexistent.

The author seems to have died. 😢

It's not bad, but why can't I directly cultivate the techniques from my previous life? Why do I have to ask the principal for them? You didn't even explain. You could have said you were afraid of being discovered by the principal, but that would have been fine too.

Why can't I view the author's homepage?