Gio Is Crazy, His Prototype Is Equipped with Kep

Brothers who like "Forced Armor", gather together! Tell me what you think, and I will add your ideas to the book later, okay? [Laughs][laughs]

"Forced Armor" is one of the masterpieces in the lifetime series! One of the originators of modern biochemical novels and animations! The author writes very well and is not brainless! Don't pretend to be B! Come on, brother! Great!

Finally read the Forced Breeding Armor fanfic! I have an idea. During World War II, Germany's search for the Shambala Cave and the Earth's Axis Biological Protection Site in Xinjiang could be associated with the search for and excavation of Xinjiang relics. Mustache and Himmler want to establish contact with the Atlantis protoss and create an "undead army". Can this be regarded as tracing back certain technologies of beast-turned-soldiers and beast-god generals? It can be set as a certain beast-god who successfully escaped from the Xinjiang regional laboratory as early as World War II and gave pre-mixed products to Mustache. They talked about what he had seen and heard. At the same time, they also came into contact with the unit ruins due to the breeding experiment and showed some stolen incomplete technologies and their own beast-god transformations. This allowed Mustache to see the reality of the Great Aryan Plan. At the same time, he also tried his best to get in touch with the gods (Knos) in his eyes. If you want to pull to the ⏰ area, you can also set it as a fugitive in this area. Although the Xinjiang ruins have been actually controlled by Knox, Xiaohu and the others should have discovered something and obtained something special. Because the Bald Eagle has no chance to set foot there, and the Foot Pot Chicken is the most valued by the living spaceship Kenos, Xinjiang on the Eurasian continent has become the only relic that the Mustaches and the others have a chance to reach. Moreover, in the Middle Ages, Mongolia's Western Expedition may have brought over some things scattered by Xinjiang spaceships. Could there be some special items in them, such as fragments of spacecraft control balls or Limba fragments? Limba fragments, or Limba as a weapon against Kep, can it be used to achieve some kind of special equipment, that is, Apolang's special armor.

It's a rare Kaip fanfic. Almost no one writes about it anymore. Stop being a eunuch and update more often.

It's a rare sight. I haven't seen an article about the forced colonization of Armored Cape for a long time. I have read Chapter 20 so far. After reading it, the author's writing style is good. He can convey the fear and helplessness of the protagonist and supporting characters when facing a behemoth like Kronos. At the same time, it also makes people feel the protagonist's strong determination to live. Each character has distinct personality characteristics! I hope the author can keep writing!

The plot description is pretty good, it has a sense of atmosphere, and the plot is tense and exciting! There are some small flaws, such as: wearing headphones to scan the mobile phone screen in 1985; all the experimental subjects of the kidnapped protagonist team know Morse code, including students who have just entered college. And Morse code cannot carry out complex communication. However, the author is a true fan of Forced Armor and is worth recommending. I have also been chasing Kep (Kaba) for decades. I read the book in junior high school. It turns out that my son is about to go to college and he hasn't finished it yet [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

Very good, it's rare to see a good Cape fanfic.

It's so rare to write about forced breeding armor.

I've just seen Chapter 22, it's quite good, a rare work that focuses on the colonization of armor this year. Is the timeline too early? A few years after Leo transformed into a beast, the main plot began

It's well written, and I hope it can resolve the unfinished regrets! One thing, I remember that Murakami Masaki can mentally control the beast-turned-soldiers for a long time, and even the super-beast-turned-soldiers can suppress them to a certain extent! The process of escaping in the early stage was a bit too difficult [face covering]!

I have a question, what should I do with the protagonist's giant costume? While reading the novel, I searched for skills. It was said in the comment section that there are three spaceships. There is a crystal in the sacred mountain, an early relic found behind a scroll island, and there is another relic on the island of Sirah. The giant crystal must be shared in a hotspot, but if the protagonist has clairvoyance, it shouldn't be necessary [what]

It looks great, good luck to the author!

Strong colonization armor, giant colonization equipment, giant god colonization equipment

Hey, the force-bred armor and the Legend of Jianfeng are hard to reconcile! Come on, author!

It's okay, the writing is generally good. Stick around until you finish writing and read the ending.

A very good book, perhaps another good book that has been maliciously low-rated by capital.

The second time I read a novel about the forced breeding of armor, and it was a direct time travel, it was very interesting.

Isn't the protagonist's Beast God Crystal a defective product? When the two costumes are fused, the defective Beast God Crystal should evolve after absorbing the energy of the costume space and evolve into a complete Beast God Crystal. The hidden danger of the protagonist's Beast God transformation should be eliminated at this time.

First get an alien spacecraft control ball. It can replace the controller of the implant, and you can also make a giant implant.

Good-looking, tense plot

Someone actually wrote about Cape, come on

Great book! Touched Cape!

No matter how the five stars are listed first, the more sinister point is why they know Morse code.

The Japanese are jumping up and down - maybe in a few years, no one will update Cape anymore.

Please support me, there are very few fans like this

I like it, my childhood memories are back

It's pretty good so far, except for the Morse code per capita at the beginning

So far, it's still a good read

There are some minor flaws, but the writing is top-notch

I've always wanted to read a novel about the forced breeding of armor.