Global Evolution: Starting with a Transformation Device

Very good. I came from "Starting from Becoming an Armor Summoner," which is also in the same genre and very good, but unfortunately, it had a bad ending. So I don't have high expectations for this book. The armor summoners should have the true spirit of armor. I don't want any "special" people to become armor summoners (such as extremists, who can be villains or "sharpening stones").

It's pretty good and worth reading. The early romantic subplot might be a little uncomfortable for some readers (mainly those who care about the summoner), but I believe the author will consider that, and the main character won't have that issue later on anyway, since we'll get used to it. 🍉

It's amazing, absolutely amazing! I couldn't stop reading. The rating isn't even low anymore; I spent two days binge-reading to the latest chapter. This book deserves an even higher score. Also, I hope the author can answer a few questions: Is there a suitable candidate for Fifth Host? This book has elements of Masked Warrior and Armored Warrior, so why not a female rider? 😳 I hope it's Cynthia.

Hehehe, shamelessly giving it to myself.

This is a good tokusatsu novel. The author didn't completely copy the settings from existing tokusatsu dramas (such as Armor Hero and Kamen Rider), but the concept of "enemies and allies sharing the same origin" was retained. The protagonist is less of a transformation device and more of a character who helps the host (the host setting is similar to that of Ultraman Nexus).

This is so good! It's not one of those invincible stories. I guessed it was a narrative story based on underlying logic. Facing an unknown revolutionary evolution, our country, the protagonist, and his companions explore the evolutionary process in an orderly manner. The protagonist is more of a support character, the system is a separate execution program, and the protagonist is the only variable affecting the system. It's great! Please update soon! 😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏

It was initially amazing, with an excellent plot and world-building, and I completely didn't understand why it received such a low rating. However, the viewing experience noticeably declined after the Orange Cat arc. Various flaws appeared in the plot, some settings seemed abrupt (like the Golden Bone Recruitment arc, which was very jarring), and others simply disappeared as if they had been…

Why do so many of Tomato's novels use so many adjectives these days? It's giving me a headache. Is it because of AI?

It's a decent new book, but there's still room for improvement. 🤔🤔🤔 It's clear the author is writing better and better; I hope they keep up the good work! 💕💕💕💕💕

It's well-written with clear logic and a tight plot. But why are there sometimes repeated sentences?