Monsterverse: Starting on Skull Island

Bro, what AI did you use to write this? Can you teach me? I want to make money off idiots too.

I looked at dozens of pictures. Seriously... If this book weren't about giant beasts, it would have flopped terribly. The writing is bad enough, but the plot is also really terrible. The dragon is like a python. Let's not even talk about the abilities of the giant monsters in science fiction. You've lost even the most basic abilities of an animal?

Um, just a small suggestion: the main character is 85 meters long, a whole size larger than a water tank, but it's too thin, really too thin. Think about a python; if it's eight meters long, what would its thickest part be in diameter? I looked up some information, and the 14-meter-long Titanoboa's thickest part was about one meter in diameter.

To be honest, seeing the author's line of thought suddenly made me want to write a story about a Golden Horned Beast hatchling that transmigrates into the Godzilla universe and evolves. 😁😁

Why is everyone so obsessed with foreign things? They say the protagonist can't beat Godzilla at 100 meters, 200 meters, 300 meters, 400 meters, and 500 meters. Even after developing lightning, they still say the protagonist can't beat Godzilla. Godzilla eats something that increases the dosage by 20 times, so the protagonist has to increase it by 15 times. The protagonist only dares to cause trouble in our small world. He doesn't even dare to cause trouble in America. I'm speechless.

I thought "Clam Lake" was going to be a normal novel, but it turns out to be another mindless piece of writing. Seeing the protagonist, a 3.7-Meter snake, take down a group of rats—rats that had grown larger than usual, especially the rat king, whose body length (excluding its tail) was over a meter long—the protagonist didn't think twice and just went to fight. That's reckless!

Author, you can pad your word count, but how many times have I said it? If you lack common sense, don't include so much detailed data—it's irritating! Also, Godzilla has its own internal nuclear reactor; you're a dragon now! What Titan would go to a nuclear power plant to absorb electricity?! At most, they'd starve themselves to eat a nuclear bomb.

If you can't write about an Eastern dragon, just write about a Western dragon. Creating something that's neither fish nor fowl is just a four-legged snake.

The novel is readable, but the author really lacks common sense. It's ridiculous to compare the length of a snake, which is non-venomous and has no energy attacks, to other Titans. A one-meter-long, non-venomous snake has no chance against a half-meter-long cat, and might not even be able to defeat a five-meter-long one. A non-venomous snake is practically useless.

I'm really confused by these latest images. What was the author thinking? Titans don't generate their own energy; they rely entirely on absorption.