I Awakened Giant Bloodline, and My Fiancée Broke Down

It's pretty good, but the only thing I don't like is that as the male lead gets stronger, many people can't recognize him anymore. It feels like he's a completely different person. Nobody remembers the male lead's past actions; they only know someone else, not the male lead.

I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. As a 16-year veteran reader, I've been suffering from a reading slump for ages. The writing is delicate, the plot is flexible and clear, and the character development of important figures at different stages is perfect. The plot unfolds layer by layer, with no unnecessary dialogue, and it's high-energy throughout. Five stars! Highly recommended!

The idea of ​​growing into a giant is definitely achievable. This novel is well-written. And that phone he's holding—why isn't he putting it down? It's really well-written!

Author, please update soon! The plot is very interesting. It's a pity there's no meat to eat? Eating only vegetables is a bit lacking. That would make him a robot, a robot without thought.

It's awesome, guys! Shennong is finally getting some good food. Aside from that scheming woman at the beginning being a bit annoying (I suggest skipping her), the rest is pretty good. This book is definitely 8.5 Out of 10. It just depends on whether the author can maintain that level of quality. Also, when will the author add the patch that lets the giant control his size? Keep it up! [Requesting more updates][Requesting more updates][Requesting more updates]

I'm a kid from the countryside, and picking up a package isn't easy for me. In the heavy snow, I was all alone and helpless in the wind and snow, and the deliveryman betrayed my feelings. He promised a ten-minute delivery but made me wait fifty, causing me to miss the last bus back to my village. I was helpless, empty, lonely, and cold!

It's a little tough at first, but it gets really awesome later on, with a huge boost in combat power.

It's alright, but I'm not happy. It feels like all I do is eat and then get questioned about whether I'm really myself, and there's this giant bloodline thing that sounds good too. My height is getting taller and taller, so I can't do *that* anymore.

It's good, but there's a big problem. The author could be Little Potato, yes, 1.9 Meters. I don't really have a concept of 2 meters. Although he's tall, it's not that exaggerated. He would have to be at least 3 meters tall to match the description in the article!

The writing flows smoothly, without leaving any plot holes unresolved. It also captures the essence of absurd growth and invincible emotions quite delicately.