I, One-Punch Kong, Beat Godzilla to a Pulp

Godzilla

Getting an outfit like this would be so awesome!

So you think you're Godzilla?!

Foreigners sometimes portray animals with more humanity than humans, like Simba in The Lion King—it's unrealistic, but very interesting. There are also a few lesser-known domestic novels about transmigrating into animals like lions, tigers, or snakes, and their behavior is more realistic—cold-blooded and ruthless—that's what makes them real. But!

Having King Kong write in Chinese terrified two foreigners. 😁

While the writing is good, the protagonist being a native makes it hard to connect with. I think even if an ordinary person received the memories of a genius, they wouldn't become a genius, let alone an ape! It's like learning math; even if you memorize it, you still won't be able to do it if you don't understand it.

Should we take a look at Shiki's abilities, like King Kong's Super Saiyan form?

The protagonist is either a transmigrator who possesses the body of an inhabitant, or a transmigrator who is devoured by the natives. These two writing styles create completely different levels of immersion. The former emphasizes self-discovery, not inheriting the original body's various bonds (family, friends, country). [Home...]

Author, I have some feedback. I've only read up to chapter 60 so far, and I haven't read the rest of the story yet. To be honest, the way your King Kong and Titan try to establish relations with humans and develop their own power is really something to criticize. Titans are beings whose power is inherently their own, so your attempt to build a power base is a bit redundant.

Will King Kong's penis be studied by Americans? The author needs to elaborate!