(Monster executioner) + (invincible protagonist) + (decisive killer) + (Long live the Human Federation) + (humanity first) + (infinite flow) + (System)
Admit it: you can’t stand those grotesque aliens. They’re different from us, and you can’t bear to see such creatures everywhere you go, creatures no different from the monsters in ancient legends. We can’t share our feelings, and our logic is worlds apart. Coexistence? Absolutely impossible! Now is the time to reclaim our ancestors’ traditions. That word vanished from our culture millions of years ago, starting the moment we first united and stepped off our beautiful blue planet. But I know it will never disappear from our genes. From the moment our species came down from the trees, our destiny has been inseparable from it… Let the galaxy burn, let the stars fall! Long live the Human Federation!
You dared to treat humans as food?! Then you’d better be ready to face humanity’s reckoning!
(Tokyo Ghoul) - (Parasyte) - (Attack on Titan)…
Can you write about the Seraph of the End in Chapter 3? The vampires there treat human children like animals and feel a little uncomfortable. If I say anything below their comments, they will scold me, so I can only say it below you. [Laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing]
The protagonist seems to have suddenly become soft-hearted, and it seems that the two mothers and daughters in the second world have not been killed.
Good. But they are all invincible. What can the protagonist do to them (including humans)?
Okay, this is the only book I didn't skip reading. The plot doesn't drag on, it progresses quickly, there's no nonsense, and the protagonist is cruel and calm enough. I have read more than 30 chapters so far, and I hope it will be the same in the following chapters.
Isn't there a ghoul named Demon Ape in the antique shop?
Not bad. This type of protagonist is good. There is no need to write too much about low-difficulty characters like parasitic beasts. Don't strengthen them. Just kill the five-in-one thing and die in the next world.
It's very good-looking, invincible writing, don't feel aggrieved, come on!
The progress is very fast and very enjoyable [like][like][like]
It's okay, that's why there is an upper limit on attributes. Even if you kill SSS at the end, you won't get any experience gain.
Very good human being first
This book is very good, I recommend you read it, it's interesting!
Can you write about the Seraph of the End in Chapter 3? The vampires there treat human children like animals and feel a little uncomfortable. If I say anything below their comments, they will scold me, so I can only say it below you. [Laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing] The protagonist seems to have suddenly become soft-hearted, and it seems that the two mothers and daughters in the second world have not been killed.
Good. But they are all invincible. What can the protagonist do to them (including humans)?
Okay, this is the only book I didn't skip reading. The plot doesn't drag on, it progresses quickly, there's no nonsense, and the protagonist is cruel and calm enough. I have read more than 30 chapters so far, and I hope it will be the same in the following chapters.
Isn't there a ghoul named Demon Ape in the antique shop?
Not bad. This type of protagonist is good. There is no need to write too much about low-difficulty characters like parasitic beasts. Don't strengthen them. Just kill the five-in-one thing and die in the next world.
It's very good-looking, invincible writing, don't feel aggrieved, come on!
The progress is very fast and very enjoyable [like][like][like]
It's okay, that's why there is an upper limit on attributes. Even if you kill SSS at the end, you won't get any experience gain.
Very good human being first
This book is very good, I recommend you read it, it's interesting!