This Monster Is Way Too Invincible
What’s it like to transmigrate into King Ghidorah?
Golden scales, three heads, two wings, and a wingspan of 1,300 feet. Its awakening is a natural disaster, and a flap of its wings brings a storm. One Gravity Beam is enough to teach the world’s administrators a lesson.
Gucci thought this would be a standard monster power fantasy: beat up the titans, kick the nations around, crush everyone in his path, and have a great time.
But when he controlled his avatar and walked into the human ruins, he saw a reborn boy so hungry he was chewing on black bread, a little demon girl clutching a rock and crying for her mother, and the twisted faces of miners and nobles submerged beneath the floodwaters covering the city.
He suddenly realized that he wasn’t the only “protagonist” in this world.
He had unleashed the storm. He had caused the disaster. The people struggling in the muddy water, the conspirators scheming in the dead of night, the ones repeatedly leaping across the lines of fate, all of them expected him to “watch.”
Ghidorah: Did I transmigrate into the wrong movie?
The reborn Noah Ji, the demon girl Fuyila, the world administrator Apokas, the Silent Society, ancient demon gods, abyssal mutations, and more: one faction after another takes the stage.
And he, King Ghidorah, just wants to be a quiet observer.
Or so he thought.
Also known as How an Alien Monster Became a Helpful Citizen in Another World and What Happened to the Guy Who Flooded Half a Continent.
Dude, I came here to see Ghidorah, not to see your monster turn into a human being.
It's quite classic. The classic invincible strength creates a humanoid clone and starts pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger. It's quite satisfactory.
Who is the protagonist? Then why is Noaki's proportion too large? Didn't you come to read Ghidorah because of the title of the book?
AI novels, I feel like I am not reading novels, I am reading ancient books, I am reading essays.
Boring Correct None Wrong Almost! There is no kernel at all, it can only be said to be readable.
A smell of AI
Evaluation: The protagonist is invincible, has low humanity, and mostly appears as a mysterious observer behind the scenes. The worldview is original, and the system is grand and meticulous. It can be seen that the author has put a lot of effort into this aspect. Therefore, the entire novel is dominated by group portraits. Rhythm: Since most of the novels are original, and the group portraits require a lot of characterization, the whole novel has a very slow pace, including burning points, refreshing points, information points, etc. Summary: This is a very casual novel with no particularly big shortcomings or particularly good advantages. People who are short on books or people who want to kill time can read it.
After the invincible flow is over, the world is invincible, and the enemies from the sky are like this, right?
It's pretty good. The feeling of a giant beast is well written. Since the story hasn't started yet, I won't talk about the plot yet. The author wants to develop it in multiple lines. This kind of thing usually starts slowly. The protagonist is a being whose human nature is twisted by Ghidorah's bestiality, or a mixture of the two. Human nature is already very low. In terms of character, he is the type who is invincible, so whatever he wants to do, good or bad, depends on his mood. There is no plot about raising cubs, at least not much. Pure invincibility, dimensionally reduced strike level invincibility. By the way, is the protagonist always King Ghidorah, or is there a chance to unlock other Ghidorah templates... Oh, there is no system, so unlocking seems a bit troublesome 🤦
Compared with simply writing about monsters, a human perspective similar to the legendary Godzilla can make people feel a sense of giantness and oppression. However, you must always remember that the monster is the protagonist. The human perspective only serves to set off the beautiful green leaves of flowers, but the opposite is not good for Tiangang. The balance in the middle is very important. If you get too close to the monster perspective, there will be no sense of oppression, and it becomes a pure invincible novel; if you get too close to the human perspective, it will overshadow the focus [Thoughts]