Transmigrate Across Worlds, Starting with Attack on Titan

1. For now, let's not discuss whether Giant is anti-war or anti-defeat politically. Let's just look at the plot. 2. The giants in the first three seasons can become gods, what about the fourth season? Is there any? Didn't Giant only last until episode 90? 3. Everyone should scold Isayama rationally. His mother should stop scolding Isayama for shitting his own shit. Hajime Isayama will solve it himself. 4. For any wonderful anime, stop watching it after the third season. According to my many years of experience, 80% of it is unfinished. 5. I will continue to make more updates until the anime is finished. I hope Ma Pa will have an original plot. 5. Finally, the eternal god of steel!

I think the writing is quite interesting. There was a previous Attack fanfic where the protagonist taught alchemy (from Steel Refining) in the world of giants, forcibly developed technology through alchemy, and then developed a nuclear bomb. Through the nuclear bomb, the Ai tribe was finally liberated, and finally the relationship between Pa Island and Marais became similar to that between the United States and Israel. Generally speaking, the writing was very creative.

The author is so miserable, only one recommendation vote is required for 10,000 words

The first part may be a little bit stretchy😐 But the second part should be better, and the plot is completely on track. Please bear with me, there will be pirates, Naruto, Demon Slayer, Douluo Dalu, etc. In the future.

I don't think it's a bad ending. Maybe Ymir influenced Eren later on. You can't just believe what Eren says. I've read a lot of different interpretations from up owners, and I feel like there are still many alternative interpretations.

The label is definitely wrong, hot blood? It doesn't exist.

Listen to music

I feel that the writing is okay. The system is relatively good among the giant novels I have read. However, chapters 3 to 5 are a bit stretched. I suggest you revise it. However, the subsequent plot is okay. The chapter where the soldier cuts down the giant giant is really cool. The author did not just write about the protagonist, nor did he write that everything must be done by the protagonist. He highlighted how awesome the protagonist is. Instead, he also highlighted the personalities of other characters when portraying the protagonist's character. There aren't many pretentious and slap-in-the-face jokes, but this may dissuade some people who only like to read pretentious and slap-in-the-face stories. In short, I still recommend it. After all, there are really few giant fans.

There is one thing wrong with Wanjie's book. The system is too confusing.

Author, is the heroine Ani?