Tokyo Ghoul: Subject Zero

A super big cup, absolutely a super big cup, it needs plot and plot, and it needs emotion and emotion. The fact that the plot is original and does not rely on the original work is a big win. I can't remember the details of the original work that I read ten years ago. For this novel, the logic is clear and the plot line is clear and suspenseful. The emotional line is also very well written, silky and natural, sweet and delicious. The author did not mark the CP. I only read it as a friendship at first, but I couldn't help but want to say [sending my heart]. There is nothing wrong with the writing, so it is average, but the fighting scenes are very beautiful, and the protagonist's arsenal is very cool. Although the protagonist has a golden finger (black technology) at the beginning, the protagonist still has a growth curve, which is refreshing but also very solid.

It has an original non-travel protagonist (the protagonist almost directly likes Dong Xiang, but he hasn't said it clearly yet). It's a very good fanfic. I only watched the first few animations of the original work, and the rest are all clouds. This book has a lot of interesting original content based on the original work. It also integrates well with the original work's settings and has some original characters. This is not an invincible novel. The protagonist has not yet entered the ghoul state. He only entered it temporarily and then retreated. The human state has certain values ​​​​of the ghoul state but relies more on various technological weapons (the protagonist can make them himself, but there are limitations). Personally, I feel that the protagonist can be considered semi-invincible if he has enemy intelligence and has deployed the site in advance, but when encountering unexpected situations and new enemies, he will be defeated, even if he cannot die.

To sum it up, it is a good fanfic. Although there are slight errors in details, the flaws are not concealed. There is no doubt that it is a big cup.

It's very interesting to watch, I really like the plot and fighting, and the conflicts are resolved very quickly and never drag on. What I don't like personally is that Jingliu Xiaohui and the protagonist of the next book are too powerful and get in trouble, which is very disturbing, but the author must have her reasons for liking to write this way. Nice

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It's tied because the author mentioned a few sentences in the chapter. Especially in terms of viewing speed, I just happened to see a wonderful chapter [I learned it]. In fact, I didn't plan to read this book at first because I had read the original work. Many novels are too exaggerated and do not match the style of the original work. I have been recommending this book and I wanted to give it a try. If it doesn't work, I stopped reading. The result is a tie. It's very good. Come on, the author. I look forward to the follow-up [I learned it] [Send my heart] [Send my heart]

It's great. It doesn't favor one side in particular, and it's not completely invincible. The content is quite novel, and the emotional line is also very good. I look forward to the protagonist turning into a ghoul in the later stage. Do you feel that the mirror fluid is awesome?

It's a very good book. The plot is smooth and not draggy. There are a few aboriginal ghoul stories.

The plot is pretty good, but what I don't understand a little bit is how the game that almost kicked Kaneki out now brings him in again. How is the restoration and rationalization of the world line? Or is it the one-eyed king who is indispensable to the fate line?

Beautiful, no need to say more The author's writing style is very delicate, which makes people want to keep reading. Although the number of words in one chapter is much more than that of other novels, it is still not enough to read. The author must have saved the manuscript, Qiuqiu🥺Hurry and update it