I'm a Baby Godzilla, and I Get Handed Over to Li Yunlong from the Start

Generally speaking, it's not bad, and it's in line with the logic of the setting. After all, the protagonist is only a 7-year-old doll. Even if he turns into Godzilla, it's impossible to change a child's thinking. And I also think that it is necessary to explain the growth of the protagonist, otherwise no one can rest assured that the child is holding a nuclear weapon. Both humans and Godzilla must have a process of trusting and understanding each other, so I think it is necessary to allow the protagonist to grow in love and understand the war. I admit that I originally came here to watch Godzilla kill everyone, but after reading it, I think the current story is not bad. It can only be said that setting the protagonist as a child, seeing the tenderness of the martyrs through the eyes of a child, mainly highlighting the heartwarming growth plot, and the fast pace of watching the transformed Godzilla immediately play a huge role in the war and kill everyone is difficult to have both. But I think it doesn't matter. It doesn't affect the novelty of the story, the emotional touch, and it's still a good work overall.

The material makes people laugh. The author's writing is very in line with my taste. Really, I can't even think of a connection between Godzilla and Li Yunlong.

I was careless and lost Jingzhou. The only bad thing is that I didn't read the introduction. It's a daily orientation. I mainly thought about turning into Godzilla. It must be a war, so I didn't pay attention. 🤦 It's very delicate, but I want to see a fight.

A very cute article, recommended ❤️ It made me feel uncomfortable. I had always said that the Tuan Bao should not be used as a weapon, but after allowing the Tuan Bao to fight together, he used it as a wall, resisting bullets, and waiting for others to capture him👻. He could have been killed in one go👻. He just wanted to leave one alive for questioning. It hurt from being beaten. The little teacher said that it would not hurt him at all. Others were happy that the Tuan Bao obeyed the orders, restrained his instincts despite being beaten, and waited until the battle was over. Some people commented before that Tuan Bao was not regarded as a human being. It is true that raising Tuan Bao by others is a layer of natural control. There is a so-called little teacher in Tuan Bao's spirit who guides him all the time and is another layer of control. It is completely a pet plus a weapon. I don't understand why it was set as a Tuanbao. In his previous life, he was a child of several years old in an orphanage. He was a little physically unwell. If he was set as an animal with high IQ, the look and feel would be better than this.

I cried three times from Chapter 1 to Chapter 65. I have read a lot about the Anti-Japanese War. I have also heard my grandfather tell stories about him being a soldier. I have read many stories about infection. I don't know if it's good or not, but I can't control my tears. They are always one step ahead of my emotions. When I put on headphones and heard my glasses, I couldn't even take them off in time, and the tears had already wet the lenses. Lao Li I like both the plot and the reality. I also like the plot about giant beasts because it's cool. I can't see the ending of many novels, so I will change to another book. I am afraid that I won't be able to see the follow-up content of this book, but I still hope that there will be a war in which giant beasts participate. Fighting the devils will make the soldiers less miserable. I don't know if anyone cried like me. How many times did you cry 🤭

It's good-looking, the protagonist and Li Yunlong get along very naturally, everyone in the independent group treats the protagonist as a child, and the protagonist slowly grows up under the protection of everyone and becomes a qualified and powerful warrior!

Emmmmm, it feels like it's a matter of direction and audience. The subject matter is indeed a warm and growing one. The writing is very delicate, but the audience doesn't like it. The writing direction and casting are in conflict with the times. I feel that the subsequent ratings will not be very good.

Overall, it looks pretty good. Tuanbao is slowly learning the rules, understanding discipline, and what family is, but the progress is too slow.

It's so beautiful, but it's not good enough at all. I feel that it is quite boring to watch. The protagonist keeps pretending to be sensible. If he is not sensible, I feel that they all have to shoot him. Take the protagonist's first battle with them as an example. He wanted to chase the puppet army, and then everyone was watching his reaction. Then I saw Li Yunlong kept his hand on the gun handle. Why did the protagonist chase him, and he had to kill him with one shot? Is the protagonist living too cautiously? In this case, it would be better not to be reborn and become a monster that is neither human nor ghost. I really like this book. I have never read this type of book, but what you write later is really boring.

Zai Zai is really getting along with each other very lovingly in the independent group. From being wary at the beginning to gradually accepting and thinking about naming Zai Zai and measuring his height, everyone in the independent group is accepting Zai Zai step by step. Later, they are blatantly favoring Zai Zai, just like a hen protecting its chicks. It is really loving.