Zenless Zone Zero: Which ZZZ Are You This Time?

I want a portion of Impact King, topped with a thick dose of Plasma King, and give me a big cup of Disaster King.

After reading more than a dozen chapters, it was average, and I rated it as readable. I started playing Plasma and thought it was a cool article, but it turned out to be an experience card. I solved the nightmare thinking it was to help the victim build self-confidence or punish the bully, but the result was to help transfer classes. After the bullying, I was punished by being invisible.

It's very interesting to watch. I have a good grasp of the original character's personality. The protagonist has gradually been developed. The plot interactions are also very interesting and funny. I personally feel that the whole story is quite flesh-and-blood, refreshing and tender, and the principled protagonist as a Kamen Rider is considered a very good one among those second-game + tokusatsu novels in Tomato. Then the author seems to be not very following the main line. This book should have a main line. Currently, he is fighting nightmares. Ye Bingzhu has been added, which should be a guaranteed position. It seems that three knights are involved, and even special warriors are involved. There is a lot of foreshadowing. I wonder if it will be a second series like Kamen Rider ZZZ. The non-protagonist characters who were not well-shaped in the front are also slowly enriching their images. There are also shortcomings. It would be great if the author's writing style could be improved and the update speed could be faster. All in all, the future is promising.

It feels good, but why so many original characters? Can't we just have the protagonist and the original characters as Kamen Riders? In fact, I can accept the prison master, but what the hell is this crazy Dawn? I can't accept it, but everything else is pretty good. Of course, everyone has their own opinions.

It's a very interesting book. It's not the kind of killing male protagonist, which is a plus. It's also a lot of fun. It seems that it has made some adaptations to the two world views. I look forward to the follow-up. I've also seen the latest one, and overall it's pretty good. I quite like the character of the protagonist. He is quite funny on weekdays, but also quite serious when he needs to be serious. He is funny when he should be funny and handsome when he should be handsome. The novel contains quite a lot of jokes, and I was very happy while reading it. And what's more important to me personally is that Li Ming is not the kind of protagonist who is happy and frustrated in some things, but now I can see a different side of him, and he is not the kind of protagonist who just "kills and kills" casually. Regarding the heroine, I saw that the author was still hesitating about whether it was one or more. Although I am more elegant, I feel that Anbi is more likely to have a single heroine. I hope the author can control the subsequent plot first. My favorite part at the moment is the Monster Nightmare episode, and I was pleasantly surprised when I gave Yafa the Lord Drive. However, the author's writing style may be improved a bit, come on!

Generally speaking, it is not bad. It has its own innovations, the rhythm is suitable, and sometimes it is abstract. As for the protagonist's chivalry, it is not like the three-dimensional explosion and massacre that I have seen before. It depends on whether the author will write down the protagonist's chivalry in the middle and later stages.

It can be good. It is not the kind of story that blindly follows the main plot. It has its own growth plot. It is not a blind harem story. All female characters are included. Although there are original characters, they are not too abrupt and the relevant plot arrangements are also very reasonable. Overall a good book

It looks good and tastes like zzz

The imagination is very good, the world view feels well integrated, and there is no sense of dissonance in the look and feel. I look forward to the follow-up development.

The two worldviews are integrated very well, nothing seems outrageous and weird, and it's very comfortable. Looking forward to the follow-up "Binglao Teacher"'s teaching talents will also have shining moments 👍