Godzilla: Starting on Kong's Skull Island

The protagonist is now stuck in a vicious cycle: enter a new world… show off… get half-beaten up… enter another new world… show off again… get half-beaten up again… and so on. We'll just have to wait and see when the author breaks this cycle! ^_^

I would like to offer some opinions: 1. Your protagonist's defense is currently too weak. It feels like he's constantly risking his life. I think it would be best to increase the protagonist's defense so that he doesn't break through defenses so easily. 2. You are too light. At 39m tall, you weigh nearly 10,000 tons, not to mention you have a tail. You can refer to the following 3 combat styles.

Does the protagonist change maps by getting beaten half to death...?

Godzilla consumes nuclear energy, and you're trying to evolve by devouring other organisms? It would be one thing if you didn't have G cells, but the fact that you have G cells that can absorb nuclear energy and are still playing the big fish eat little fish game is just ridiculous.

That's incredibly stupid! Why not just go straight to Skull Island, kill and devour other creatures, and wait until you can easily defeat King Kong before fighting him? Despite knowing that humans were nearby, he still fought Kong to the death, only to have the humans steal his prize and send him to another world. Giant world, my God! Is this some kind of mindless, forgetful beast?

It would be great if there were a book that could include Godzilla in A Certain Magical Index (but it's basically impossible; a Godzilla with low intelligence would either be instantly killed by Aleister or captured for experiments. To survive, you'd need a Godzilla with high intelligence like Cheng Fan).

You've portrayed Ghidorah as far too weak. It can't even defeat a super monster. Super monsters would be instantly killed by Ghidorah, literally. And the idea that your protagonist, at his current level, could kill Ghidorah is laughable. Legendary Ghidorah and Godzilla both have strength exceeding ten million tons; what good is your protagonist's weight?

Pacific Rim is basically Godzilla running rampant! Even the fifth-generation Kaiju in it only weighs four or five thousand tons! It's tall, but it's like it's made of paper!

Author, please don't let the main character shrink! Godzilla should definitely be as big as possible! 😁

I've always had a question: what makes King Kong and Godzilla so similar?