King Kong: From the Start, I Strike Back Against the Reincarnators!

Some suggestions: I feel the author could go straight for the behemoth genre, like having a rampaging behemoth to accelerate the protagonist's growth, writing tens of thousands of words about it in Pacific Rim, then having him directly fight other Titans, followed by Godzilla, a semi-invincible story. Plus, with Godzilla vs. Kong coming out soon, they could ride the wave of popularity—wouldn't that be great?

You got blown up by Godzilla 😰

I cried, this book is just too good!

The premise was great, but since the premise was to become King Kong, it should have inherited the violent aesthetics of the original comics, with its grand and sweeping style. Instead, it turned into a show of intelligence and behind-the-scenes manipulation, completely missing the mark. I'm resigning myself to it.

Don't you really think that if a Jin Yong martial arts novel suddenly appeared in King Kong's novels, it would be off-putting to readers? I'm not forcing other readers; I myself was just out of the story.

Does the author need an operations manager?

Seeing a martial arts story and immediately passing it by 🙂, are you really not careful? You're so stubborn. Keep writing, I'm outta here.

With this synopsis, you're already a superhuman, why would you bother with The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber? Ten Zhang Sanfengs wouldn't be enough for you to film.

The protagonist's initial slow and hesitant counterattack was understandable, one could say he was being cautious. However, once he entered the reincarnation space, he initially tried to hide his identity, but then immediately chose his real name, "Poisonous," which became unbearable to watch.

Actually, I've always wanted to see King Kong shout, "General Gorilla, transform!" And then pull out missiles and cannons to blast the enemy to death.