Ultra: This Leonix Is ​​Not Stable

I suggest that authors never collect monsters. If you collect too many monsters, three is the limit, because no one will remember who you collected. Even if you remember, you won't be able to use so many monsters. Do you still have to write about each one? How are they going to fight? Others will not remember you. To deepen the impression of an audience, three are the best.

The protagonist looks very arrogant and is very unhappy. If the GUYS team destroys you, why do you blame them for not protecting you? ! Then you directly insult the soldiers who protect you, who are you? And the battle between Mebius in the first episode was really not that good. As soon as I came down, I took a posture, but I was waiting for him to attack and used the building to hide. The portrayal of Reblondo... Is very inconsistent with the overlord who once ruled the universe.

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Personally, I feel that this remnant soul of Reblondo is too lively and familiar, and has an inexplicable feeling of a spiritual young man who often surfs the Internet but has a very narrow knowledge base. The feeling of dissonance is always lingering.

I recommend the monsters Baxim, Roberuga, or Aligela.

I've seen books about Beria, but I didn't expect there were books about Reblondo. I'm very curious about how such an evil and cunning person like Reblondo could have such a chat with the protagonist. Normally, I feel that he would first find a way to kill the protagonist. I didn't think Reblondo would be so kind.

Full of light novel flavor, the plot is that the protagonist collects monsters, fights monsters, and the most important thing is to have fun with Ray Brown.

The author's views are abnormal. The person who protects you, you actually scold him in turn? ? ? 😰😰😰

Is this half of the remnant soul of Lebrondo? That ultimate life form is too much, right?

The battle meter is just a storage tool, and Leonix is ​​the one who can control the monsters.

This book is actually really good. The protagonist has the courage of Ray Brando. There is no so-called embarrassing pretense when entering a prostitute. There is no so-called stallion of "two-dimensional beauties are my wives". Looking down on all civilizations, this is what the protagonist should be like!

In the first chapter, you were poisoned, and you actually discriminated against and looked down on someone who protected you. This is a pure swordsman. The author is not such a person in real life.

Can you conquer some monsters with bugs such as Yefu, Griza, Demonic Sky God Demon Flute Wusi, and Bachimon?

The biggest shortcoming is that Reblondo's character was completely transformed into a network keyboard player.

The writing is very good. I always feel that the fragment of Reblondo's soul in the protagonist seems to be the gentle part in comparison, while the one possessing Beria is the evil side.

It seems that the battle instrument does not need to encounter the monster to conquer it, right? As long as you encounter a monster that is about to die and send out a catching light, it is enough. Besides, why waste the grid by collecting a monster with no potential like Dinozor! The main points are also King Red, Gomora, Assassin Super Beast Baraba, Zeton, and Leonix all have initial monsters. The protagonist is the only Leonix that a remnant soul of a Reblondo star can get. At the very least, he can ask Reblondo to help get a powerful monster like Zeton or even the Five Emperors as the initial monster.