"This monster is too invincible"
What is it like to travel through time and become King Ghidorah?
Golden scale armor, three heads and two wings, with a wingspan of one thousand three hundred feet. Waking up is a natural disaster, flapping its wings is a storm. One move of gravity ray can teach world managers how to behave.
Gucci originally thought this was a standard monster fantasy script - punch the legend, kick the kingdoms, crush them all the way, and that's it.
But when he controlled the clone to walk into the ruins of humanity, he saw the reborn boy who was so hungry that he gnawed on black bread, the little devil girl holding a stone and crying for her mother, and the distorted faces of miners and nobles all over the city soaked in water——
He suddenly realized that he seemed to be more than just the "protagonist" in this world.
He started the storm. He caused the disaster. Those struggling in the mud, those plotting in the dark night, those jumping repeatedly on the line of fate——
They all wanted him to come and "watch".
Ghidorah: Did I travel to the wrong set?
The reborn Noacki, the demon girl Fuira, the world manager Apokus, the Silent Society, the ancient demon gods, the abyssal aberrations... All the forces take turns to appear.
And he, King Ghidorah, just wants to be a quiet observer.
——At least that's what he thought.
This book is also called "On How Alien Monsters Become Enthusiastic Citizens in Another World" and "What Happened to the Guy Who Flooded Half the Continent".
Reader comments
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 [face covering]
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]
The protagonist summons a storm at the beginning, destroying half of the continent, and then beats up the guardian of the world. After the beating, he says that he will not destroy the continent, otherwise the world will be too boring. Then the plot and the language of the characters are like two idiots, which is amazing. In addition, is the original Ghidorah so strong? Can summon super hurricanes thousands of kilometers away
The writing is okay, but the proportion of Ghidorah's main plot is too low, and the main plot is very vague. I don't know if it can continue to become stronger. The most important thing is that the world is too small. It's just a world similar to Earth, and it's written in a petty style. Is the protagonist going to stay in this place?
Most likely it's AI
It's very interesting, the characters are described in detail, and the protagonist has a strong sense of being a monster. I just don't know what the role of the protagonist will be in the future. I really hope that it will be the final boss of Noaki's line. After all, Ghidorah is really suitable to be a villain [laughs]
The writing is very beautiful, especially the little loli with white hair and red eyes, the Chinese trap. It can be said that the writing is very, very good. I don't like loli, but the person I like is a loli and hasn't grown up yet. [Smile][smile][smirk]
It's very interesting. I also want to see the daily life of the little lolita with white hair and red eyes and the protagonist. If the author sees it, please reply.
As the ratings indicate, it's a pretty good book.
This subject has always been difficult to write about, and it's difficult to balance the length of the protagonist and the supporting characters in a way that feels enjoyable.
It's purely because of the author's writing skills and good ideas that it holds up.
At first, I came here for Ghidorah. Although the protagonist is very strong and enjoyable, compared to my expectations when I opened this book, I felt that there were still a few scenes.
Just looking at the plot alone is acceptable. It's okay to get a humanoid black mecha to contact the human spending line, at least it's not human. But I still hope to write less about this part.
The genre is a bit like the book I read about Godzilla, "Dragon?"
[Bookshelf plus one]
The protagonist appears in too few scenes. Most of the time is spent watching the reborn and the foreshadowing. After finally waiting for 80% of the protagonist's scenes to be robot clones, the rest is the main body. Ghidorah is on his way. Let's focus on the main body, okay?
It's obvious that he wants to set up a foreshadowing, but that's not how the foreshadowing works. The first foreshadowing branch hasn't even been completed yet, and the second foreshadowing has been buried again.
Summary: Most people come to see Ghidorah, not to see robots and reborns. A small number of people come to see the behind-the-scenes scenes and will be dissuaded by the confusion of the branch plot.
Not bad, nice looking. At present, the three highest combat powers in this world have provoked the protagonist in some strange places and have to deal with them. The evil camp in the play has become the guardian of half of the other world in disguise. Looking forward to the follow-up plot. And the author's fault is not... But that he overused it.
It's really average but it looks like it's hand-made.
The impression of AI is shallow but still watery (it's half a group-like novel, but the group is a group and only a few characters can be seen. The author really wants to tie them up smoothly)
Chapter 160 The first incident comes to an end. Summary: The tone of this article is that of an invincible novel, but the content is dry and the combat is even less interesting. The more than 100 chapters are all written in one stroke.
Not bad, this is the best book I've ever read about Ghidorah
If you have any comments, you can mention them below [laughs] [blowing kiss]
Let me tell you, the first fifty chapters of this book were written wherever I thought. There is no outline or main line...
I'm just starting to think about it now [covers face]
Okay, okay, not bad
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
It's very beautiful and well written.
The writing style is not like that of Tomato locals, but that of those from the starting point.
It's okay to read all the way, I hope I don't get appendicitis
It's okay, it's interesting to read, but there's always a weird feeling [like]
I think the plot is quite interesting and I hope the author will write more.
This guy, the author, is really good at it. He posted more than a dozen pictures after a few days without seeing each other. It's really beautiful. Holy shit [cry][cry][cry]
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 [face covering]
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]
The protagonist summons a storm at the beginning, destroying half of the continent, and then beats up the guardian of the world. After the beating, he says that he will not destroy the continent, otherwise the world will be too boring. Then the plot and the language of the characters are like two idiots, which is amazing. In addition, is the original Ghidorah so strong? Can summon super hurricanes thousands of kilometers away
The writing is okay, but the proportion of Ghidorah's main plot is too low, and the main plot is very vague. I don't know if it can continue to become stronger. The most important thing is that the world is too small. It's just a world similar to Earth, and it's written in a petty style. Is the protagonist going to stay in this place?
Most likely it's AI
It's very interesting, the characters are described in detail, and the protagonist has a strong sense of being a monster. I just don't know what the role of the protagonist will be in the future. I really hope that it will be the final boss of Noaki's line. After all, Ghidorah is really suitable to be a villain [laughs]
The writing is very beautiful, especially the little loli with white hair and red eyes, the Chinese trap. It can be said that the writing is very, very good. I don't like loli, but the person I like is a loli and hasn't grown up yet. [Smile][smile][smirk] It's very interesting. I also want to see the daily life of the little lolita with white hair and red eyes and the protagonist. If the author sees it, please reply.
As the ratings indicate, it's a pretty good book. This subject has always been difficult to write about, and it's difficult to balance the length of the protagonist and the supporting characters in a way that feels enjoyable. It's purely because of the author's writing skills and good ideas that it holds up.
At first, I came here for Ghidorah. Although the protagonist is very strong and enjoyable, compared to my expectations when I opened this book, I felt that there were still a few scenes. Just looking at the plot alone is acceptable. It's okay to get a humanoid black mecha to contact the human spending line, at least it's not human. But I still hope to write less about this part. The genre is a bit like the book I read about Godzilla, "Dragon?" [Bookshelf plus one]
The protagonist appears in too few scenes. Most of the time is spent watching the reborn and the foreshadowing. After finally waiting for 80% of the protagonist's scenes to be robot clones, the rest is the main body. Ghidorah is on his way. Let's focus on the main body, okay? It's obvious that he wants to set up a foreshadowing, but that's not how the foreshadowing works. The first foreshadowing branch hasn't even been completed yet, and the second foreshadowing has been buried again. Summary: Most people come to see Ghidorah, not to see robots and reborns. A small number of people come to see the behind-the-scenes scenes and will be dissuaded by the confusion of the branch plot.
Not bad, nice looking. At present, the three highest combat powers in this world have provoked the protagonist in some strange places and have to deal with them. The evil camp in the play has become the guardian of half of the other world in disguise. Looking forward to the follow-up plot. And the author's fault is not... But that he overused it.
It's really average but it looks like it's hand-made. The impression of AI is shallow but still watery (it's half a group-like novel, but the group is a group and only a few characters can be seen. The author really wants to tie them up smoothly) Chapter 160 The first incident comes to an end. Summary: The tone of this article is that of an invincible novel, but the content is dry and the combat is even less interesting. The more than 100 chapters are all written in one stroke.
Not bad, this is the best book I've ever read about Ghidorah
If you have any comments, you can mention them below [laughs] [blowing kiss] Let me tell you, the first fifty chapters of this book were written wherever I thought. There is no outline or main line... I'm just starting to think about it now [covers face]
Okay, okay, not bad
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
It's very beautiful and well written.
The writing style is not like that of Tomato locals, but that of those from the starting point.
It's okay to read all the way, I hope I don't get appendicitis
It's okay, it's interesting to read, but there's always a weird feeling [like]
I think the plot is quite interesting and I hope the author will write more.
This guy, the author, is really good at it. He posted more than a dozen pictures after a few days without seeing each other. It's really beautiful. Holy shit [cry][cry][cry]