Titans: True Freedom

It's so good. It's one of the best Titan fanfics. It has a rare protagonist who is the core of a good work. It's a pity that I only started writing it in February. It's not enough to read. It would be better if I had already written the content for a year orz ? Why no more

It's too dark, Lao Ai, in order to prevent Lao Lin from changing his destiny, did he directly force Shen He to elbow the author? [Sneaky laugh]

This is the most satisfying book I have read in Tomato so far. There is no one. It can't compare to the books I have read before with a score of around 9.0. Really, some books are so poisonous that I really can't read them. Also, the author can have no cps. The character of Linn is really good and can be shaped well. Just don't fall in love. Really, don't have cps! ! I think the author can make the cover more advanced, for example, make the font into a floral pattern, place it right below, and indicate the name of the original author. This can attract others to click on it and give people the feeling that it is a serious book instead of a miscellaneous one.

The teacher is great! Directly cutting off the root cause of the tragedy that Eren and Mikasa cannot fall in love... Hiss, wait, it stands to reason that Grisha will not be able to survive due to the life limit of the giant's power (in fact, he should have died in the year when the wall was broken, unless he was deprived of the ability to become an ordinary person, which is probably a foreshadowing). But without the ability, Eren will probably be eaten by Darwin's giant for breakfast when he defends Troost. How to solve this? Finally, I hope that the author, the teacher, will never let this work fail, and try to save those who can save it [crying] [crying]

The plot so far is a godsend, and it has done everything it needs to do. Grisha has had his memory deleted and his ability to live normally. Eren Mikasa and Armin have developed ahead of schedule. The male protagonist has become an adult giant. He feels that he can directly fight small giants in hand-to-hand combat. He can chop down any giants other than non-smart giants, wall giants and strange walking species head-on with a knife without equipment. Judging from the development of the plot, it seems that Ani and the three of them are going to surrender to the enemy. If these three guys really confess to me, they would just grab a ship and sneak back to Marais to pick up their family members, and then start a war (of course under the premise that the male protagonist is in charge), the Eldians will frankly say that their reputation is far greater than their strength. They will vigorously promote that the Eldians are not that powerful and pose no threat to the world. They will compare Eldia with Marais to emphasize their victim status, and then unite with the countries oppressed by Marais to fight with Marais. Finally, the technological tree will be advanced and the system will be climbed to take away Marais. The perfect ending. The power of the wise giant can either be erased manually by the male protagonist, or used as a life extension tool. In short, the above are my thoughts after reading this book. The author's writing is very good, and the writing and plot are both online. When I saw the 1.6-Meter-meter soldier commander and the food of the Survey Corps, I always thought about how strong the perfectly developed Ackerman can be. He has been full of food since he was a child. Anyway, cheers, author, and look forward to future developments. By the way, I would like to mention a small bug. In theory, the lower body of Ellen's mother was paralyzed at the point where she was hit. She should make a wheelchair or something like that. Anyway, the main task is manual work. We can also add a little plot about Ellen taking care of her mother and Grisha's careful care. I thought of the author's analysis when erasing the names on the list, and could also add Allen's dilemma between joining the army and taking care of his mother. Then when his father came back, Allen breathed a sigh of relief, and felt ashamed for having such thoughts. Then the male protagonist came to explain human nature, the dilemma of loyalty and filial piety, and those who can't give up anything can't do anything.

It's great. I'm happy to see that Eren has someone he can rely on. I hope to give Eren and Mikasa a good ending for their fateful couple.

Whether it is Allen's indiscriminate massacre or Jill's euthanasia, there are big problems. Allen has completely given up the high ground of public opinion. After overthrowing Marley's rule, as long as he does a good job of publicity to the people and then uses the same propaganda and packaging as the Jews, he can completely change from the image of a devil to the image of a victim [laughs]

This book really exceeded my expectations. It is really beautiful. The character description is excellent. The protagonist's parents are not a burden, but an indispensable help for the protagonist in the early stage. The friendship between the characters is also worth reading.

Still supporting Titan, I haven't figured out who the heroine is yet. Mikasa definitely can't [facepalm]. The harem can also accept it, as long as every character has a bright future. It's rare for an author to write about Titans with such low popularity.

This is a very good book in the giant fan fiction, but it is a pity that it was removed from the shelves by Director Ai's invisible hands.