I Started with a Combat Instrument, and Actually Got the System as Well!

At first I thought it was an AI novel. After all, there were no ratings but there were many more chapters. I took a look at the comment section and read it out of curiosity. I found out that after reading it all night, it was a great novel (ദ്ദി ˉ͈̀꒳ˉ͈́). Whether it was the early foreshadowing or the harvest monsters in the middle, it was not as refreshing as Invincible, but it was really refreshing when I broke through the state of mind. One suggestion is to write more Another thing is that if the author feels that this book is not effective, he can try to write about Pokémon. Personally, I think the author can be good at Pokémon battles and characters.

The details of the monster fights are not as good as that of the big monster fight novel written by Flame Feather Falcon. Some of the combos don't even connect or are unreasonable. Good luck to the author.

There are private settings. It was quite uncomfortable to watch earlier. Basically they were all dead. Fortunately, Noah reshaped the timeline and resurrected them in the end.

Not bad, it's pretty good to watch. It would be nice if there were more fighting scenes.

Overall, it's more classic, with less plug-in plot.

This is a rare Leonix fanfic. Although it can be seen that the author's writing style is not mature enough and some small details need to be polished, the flaws are not hidden. Five points of praise (o^^o)

It's well written and very detailed. Both the monsters and the supporting characters have high character.

You can take a look

Good looking. Monsters

It's quite touching.

Very nice monster fight

What's a bit strange in the first few chapters is the positioning of Gomora and the protagonist. It'll be fine later. Come on.

It's better to cancel the system. It feels unnecessary.

This book is very rich in content, especially the part about the planet Polius.

It's very interesting. I feel like I'm reading an educational book. It's the best humanities book I've ever read.

Forget it, five stars to encourage you, come on