[Monster No. 8 Fanfic + random writing + lose your brain + have a female protagonist + character OOC]
Akito Rei was reincarnated into the world of "Monster No. 8". Unexpectedly, he could actually "resonate" with the monster's signal fluctuations in his soul. As a result, he was targeted by the defense team and Monster No. 9.
Kafka: "Lei... Who are you?"
Monster No. 9: "Your existence is a 'blasphemy' to evolution!"
Kaoren Rei felt the 'resonance' fluctuations in his body. Blue-purple lightning burst out from the spine on his back, and his body gradually transformed into a posture that resonated with Monster No. 8.
"Stop talking nonsense and fight if you want."
Reader comments
Original male protagonist and female protagonist Shinomiya (sweet and delicious)
Ability: The ability to simulate monsters with a human body (at this stage, the limitations and side effects are still relatively large)
Content: The characters are relatively consistent with the original work. At this stage, the original content is well integrated with the main plot, and there is no sense of dissonance. Goldfinger's writing is just right, and there is no cannon to swat mosquitoes. Overall, it seems to be a good book (I have the desire to continue reading it).
You worked hard, come on.
From the title point of view, the writing is pretty good, but the main problem is that the roles are not well distributed. Basically, they are all from the original work, and the perspective of the protagonist who is not in the book is a bit lacking.
Original male protagonist and female protagonist Shinomiya (sweet and delicious) Ability: The ability to simulate monsters with a human body (at this stage, the limitations and side effects are still relatively large) Content: The characters are relatively consistent with the original work. At this stage, the original content is well integrated with the main plot, and there is no sense of dissonance. Goldfinger's writing is just right, and there is no cannon to swat mosquitoes. Overall, it seems to be a good book (I have the desire to continue reading it).
You worked hard, come on.
From the title point of view, the writing is pretty good, but the main problem is that the roles are not well distributed. Basically, they are all from the original work, and the perspective of the protagonist who is not in the book is a bit lacking.