From the Start, the Reionics Tames Galactron

It looks amazing, but just looking isn't enough, I had to record it! Such clear and smooth image quality definitely requires a good device. Thankfully, I bought a used Oppo A5 on Zhuanzhuan (a second-hand marketplace app) for several thousand yuan less than a new one. The money I saved could have bought a tablet! Zhuanzhuan is an official platform for verifying used items.

(￣￣) I found it quite enjoyable to watch, maybe because I've been playing Akaishi Heroes every day lately. The original plot seemed strange and a bit nonsensical, so I turned it off. But if you can tolerate the long original stories, this one is pretty good.

The writing is superb, with absolutely no descriptions of cross-dressing, female bodies, or female corruption. Although chapter 223 clarifies the soul fusion setting, since two souls merge, a new personality is indeed born, so it can be considered a transformation story. Furthermore, the lack of cross-dressing and female body descriptions means the protagonist can be viewed as genderless.

The portion was huge! I ordered one for my wedding, and it cost 9.9 yuan for over 800 tables. My relatives ate so much they practically flew away! 👍👍 The chicken was so tender it practically slid right out of my mouth. One serving was way too much; two of my three kids were stuffed, and the third one was so delicious he practically flew off the roof—he's still missing! If you want to take some home, you'd have to call a delivery truck! 👍👍👍

The second authority part is a bit problematic, but everything else is fine. Do you think it's possible for Unit-01 to replace Gilbaris in the future (after all, it's Unit-01)? Also, I'd love to see another super-powerful monster, like Hyper Zetton or Rainbow Dragon. 🥰🥰🥰

It's alright, but you might as well create a ranking system, like Beginner Warrior, Intermediate Warrior, Advanced Warrior, Planetary Warrior, Stellar Warrior, Epic Warrior, Ultimate Warrior, Legendary Warrior, or Multi-Talent Warrior.

The author's writing is really good, but the pacing seems a bit too fast. A little more spice could be added in the middle (this is just my personal opinion, please don't be offended if you disagree).

I've read many books with similar themes, but the protagonists are usually either completely clueless and have to figure things out by trial and error, or they're transported to this world with pre-existing memories. This book has both of those elements, which is a first for me. It feels quite novel, so after reading a few chapters, I gradually became engrossed; it's quite enjoyable. I hope the author continues to update.

Ultraman version of Digimon Tamers King is very good.

[Note] Please rate yourself. [Understood] If there are any problems, you can speak directly. I will make appropriate adjustments if possible, but it is not possible for everyone to read it. 🤦 After all, this is the first book I have written properly.