I, Godzilla, Have Evolved for 500 Million Years in the Cambrian Period

Have you ever been Godzilla? Just write some things randomly, taking it for granted.

Your brother's name is Silla? The title of this book is really weird

Very good. The author seems to have been Godzilla. It is very real and matches my experience of being Godzilla. Not bad 👍👍👍

It feels a bit overwhelming. He was originally at the top of the food chain. As time went by during evolution, someone else became stronger than the protagonist. It gave the impression that no one was able to evolve naturally.

Why is the protagonist so sure that he is Godzilla? Just call it this name? What if another Godzilla pops up?

Author, are you sure you are writing a novel and not a brief introduction to an idle game? 😟

As the protagonist evolves, the essence will depreciate, but in this case, the protagonist still wants to store the evolution of the essence instead of adding points to himself and then taking advantage of the version update to make a profit?

In 500 million years, you can only develop towards something like Godzilla? The subject matter is not attractive enough if it is set high enough

Many people complain about the version where the protagonist has no brain-dumping. They don't know that at the end of the version, they spend a lot of time to accumulate essence. In fact, they don't even understand the mechanism of this system. On the surface, Essence can strengthen itself, upgrade components, and enable evolution. It seems to be omnipotent and a good thing, so you should seize every opportunity to save as much as you can. But in fact, Sefiranium is indeed a good thing, but the system limits the total amount of Sefidan that the protagonist can spend in each version. Once it is strengthened to the version limit, it cannot be spent. This results in the protagonist's demand for Sefiranium being very limited at each stage. For example, the Cambrian period may have been a thousand points, the Ordovician period may have been ten thousand points, and the Silurian period may have been one hundred thousand points. So what if the protagonist carries one hundred billion billion sources of essence? The key is that the protagonist who has passed through the initial development period is himself an apex predator in various versions. Except for a very small number of existences, there is no one that can compare with the protagonist. And even for these very few existences (such as Anomalocaris and Cornerstone), the protagonist can easily avoid them and there is actually no threat. In the process of the protagonist exploring each version to collect new components and new Titan genes, there will inevitably be a lot of hunting activities to harvest the Sephiroth Points that reach the version limit. Therefore, at the end of a certain version, spending a lot of time accumulating astronomical amounts of Sephiroth against the inefficiency of the mechanism punishment is meaningless to the protagonist. Those Sefirah are just numbers on the books but cannot be spent, and they cannot produce actual benefits. The only purpose of accumulating a large number of points in advance is that in the new version, the protagonist can immediately evolve to the full form and come out of the mountain, instead of exploring and strengthening at the same time. But as mentioned before, facing normal creatures, the protagonist is enough if he has not reached the limit. As for extraordinary creatures like Titans, whether the protagonist can survive encounters depends on luck. There is not much difference between strengthening and not strengthening. Up to this point in the plot, apart from the beginning, where has the protagonist really been worried about not having enough Sephiroth points? The only time was the Ordovician mass extinction. There was no food, and they could only rely on the transformation of energy from source matter to maintain life activities, so that all the points were exhausted. But why was this mass extinction so cruel? Because of the titan resurgence war and gamma ray bursts. But it is precisely because of this that the protagonist can obtain the new Titan genetic structure g-cell, and the residual energy of the ray burst can be absorbed and converted into energy and source matter by the new g-cell to survive. Therefore, the protagonist really has no shortage of Sephiroth Points. For him, this thing is just a resource that has limited demand at each stage and is easy to obtain. There is really no need to hoard it. The system's mechanism design has already stipulated the protagonist's growth curve. It does not mean that the protagonist will evolve faster by spending more time and accumulating points in which version. The protagonist skips the version without thinking, just like a software that can earn gold coins by completing tasks. There is no limit to the number of gold coins. You can keep playing for 18 hours a day and earn gold coins equivalent to tens of millions or even hundreds of millions of RMB. However, there is an upper limit on the amount of cash you can withdraw in each cycle. This upper limit is far lower than the gold you have accumulated. The number of coins, maybe five minutes a day in each cycle is enough to reach the withdrawal limit. At this time, you laugh at those people who don't save gold coins in advance and spend five minutes a day to earn gold coins in the new cycle. That's really a bit humorous. In fact, they only spent this little time, but they earned as much as you.

The author begs you not to specify the magnitude anymore🙏The peak is very dramatic, you just need to know the position of the protagonist. Now it's like cultivating immortality. I'm particularly dissatisfied with the clear classifications of Alpha and Beta in this book. It's not fantasy or cross-realm killings, which is not the fun part of the Alien Beasts novel. Those who read Alien Beasts just want to see two big monsters fighting each other and the impact that the emergence of monsters will have on civilization and the world. Don't put the cart before the horse

If the protagonist continues to evolve like this, will he have all the moves and abilities of Godzilla in the past? Will it be like Planet Godzilla in the end, with the Earth's ecosystem culminating in itself, with all animals, plants, insects and even bacteria evolving in the direction of Godzilla?

I calculated the volume and mass, and Godzilla's density is worse than iron. Your weight data needs to be more exaggerated

A few of his own cells became Space Godzilla and wanted to fuck his own body. Doesn't he know how strong his own body is? Tiamat, the Queen of the Deep Sea, fights the new 200-meter Titan for three days and three nights, which is too much trash. Tiamat became a Titan earlier than Godzilla. As you write, it is too much trash.

I just read Chapter 106 and I ate a lot. I just didn't want to watch any emotional drama, so I read the animal novel. Besides, the cooperation in the last era was just mediocre. Where can there be so many emotional dramas? In order to make up for the plot, Mothra was pushed into the Sub-Titan for a spot competition, so why didn't the previous one be done? He was at his peak when he appeared, and when he arrived at Mothra, he was directly reduced to a sub-titan. Now he is about to die if he is injured. Those who don't know think they are a couple. Don't you just want to make some money when you start writing articles? What you wrote is like a piece of shit, and you still want to earn those two bucks? I won't even feed the dog to you

Okay, okay, only a few chapters have passed, and you've started to write blindly again, filling in the values ​​with your feet, right? A footprint is a kilometer long. Godzilla was only 1,500 meters long when he first landed on the moon. Your big foot is a kilometer long. What kind of deformed creature is that? And then comes the latest chapter, the stratosphere above? Do you know how high the stratosphere is? Are you in the stratosphere?

First, the protagonist will keep defeating all kinds of awesome beasts and gain their abilities. Second, just take a look at the protagonist's allies hundreds of millions of years ago and the conquered giant beasts (Mothra and those in the movie) and their dependents, such as the atomic dinosaurs (which developed civilization). These are all NPCs, because the protagonist sets the earth's will to follow a setting similar to the constant confrontation between creation and destruction in Jackie Chan's Adventures. Now the most disgusting thing among netizens is this. You said you + Zeus for the sake of the plot, forget about the second generation Titan. Now, any newly emerged Titan can fight Mothra and others who have evolved for hundreds of millions of years. It's called inheriting the power of the ancient Destroyer Titan. Well, Mothra and other Creator Titans have been like farts for hundreds of millions of years. There are also those dependents of the atomic dinosaur family who are completely invisible. I can already guess the plot behind it. The protagonist comes back to show off and has another fight with the leader of Ghidorah. (Yes, the Ghidorah fought hundreds of millions of years ago is called Ghidorah. Boss Ghidorah and Star Eater Ghidorah will appear later. It is hard to say whether Ghidorah's ancestor will appear in the future.) There is also a point of the protagonist's own cells that mutates into a new individual, and then becomes a BOSS and comes back to fight the protagonist (666 ancient trap setting is awesome)

The middle and early stages are well done. The author checked a lot of information. It is very hard-core and has self-consistent logic. In the middle period, the author began to let himself go. It has the flavor of AI, but it is still readable. The human era that I was most looking forward to fed me the most disgusting history: the protagonist's piece of meat is several times faster than the protagonist's speed, which is reflected in the fact that the clones have already run from the outer solar system to Mercury, and the main body insists on waiting until Mothra is killed in the battle before arriving late, which is as outrageous as Zhu Yuanzhang was afraid that Queen Ma would fight for power and deliberately killed Queen Ma. I strongly suspect that it is a cookie-cutter format written by AI without any thought.

Based on the content of this book, the author's title should be changed to, "Evolved for 500 Million Years in the Cambrian and Became Godzilla." Nowadays, it is just selling dog meat over sheep's head. Just looking at the title, I would have thought that Godzilla has evolved for 500 million years. The content of the book is a science fiction novel with a slow-burning trend. It is worth reading as a science fiction novel. As a result, the title is like a fantasy novel, and the result is that the readers it attracts are acclimated and dislike it as not satisfying enough.

The stupidest thing about this book is that every time one of your own side is almost dead, the protagonist comes out to deal with the opponent. It's really disgusting.

It feels like sometimes the perspectives of modern human archaeologists, geologists or adventurers can be interspersed, such as discovering traces left by the battles of the protagonists in different eras, scattered biological tissue fossils, etc., And then humans began to decipher what kind of creatures they were, and then found scales and horny fossils with similar DNA sequences in the geological layers of different continents and different eras. Then humans began to hypothesize and deduce, and then it would be quite interesting.

The writing was okay, but later on, when the protagonist defeated Dagon and severely damaged the enemy, he just stood there as if he was mentally ill and watched it open its mouth and absorb hundreds of thousands of dependents. He didn't use anything, just absorbed it with his mouth, and didn't stop it at all. Then I didn't want to read the rest.

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The later period was full of loopholes and was embarrassing and sensational. It was obvious that the second generation of the Destruction Titan had been revived many times before. It had the ability to prevent problems in the bud but failed to do so. The planets in the inner solar system were guarded by clones, so the Earth was left out. Whether it is super-ancient human civilization or current human civilization, they are all too incompetent, with inflated ambitions and desires, and the voices of wise men are always insignificant. The protagonist's family, the Atomic Dinosaurs, are not only about fighting for power at the beginning, but they have been peacefully unified for hundreds of millions of years, with successive generations of wise kings, which is too deliberate. 👋🏻No more booking

The author created a pair of titans in each era, each representing life and destruction. At the end of the era, there will be a war between the titans, and after the war, both sides will return to the inner earth world. This raises a question, what exactly did the Titan, which represents life, do, or what is its role in this era? It is known that at the end of each era due to major environmental changes, various disasters, mass extinctions, and ecosystem reshaping will occur. We can see that the Destruction Titan will be born at this time, actively initiate the destruction of the world, and accelerate the process, which is very consistent with its identity. Then the Titan representing life will stop it. It seems to be the same classic kingly approach, but in reality it is. In fact, there is no Living Titan. The Destruction Titan will plow the world by itself. If there is a Living Titan to stop it, the aftermath of the battle between the two sides will still plow the world. After the whole world is turned into a white ground, both sides will go directly back to the center of the earth regardless of victory or defeat. The era will change, and what happens after that has nothing to do with them. From this perspective, the Destruction Titan completed its mission very well. After all, the world was indeed destroyed, but what about the Life Titan? Whether you win or lose, with or without you, has no impact on the outcome. If the end of the era is inevitable, the mission of the Life Titan has been completed earlier. However, this century's Life Titan Mothra has no such description at all. He hangs out with the protagonist after he is born, fights with Sub-Titans everywhere and then is busy evolving. This characteristic of his life is not reflected at all except for his skills.

In fact, I really like the author's imagination, and I can see that the author has a very good foundation in biology, but I have a few suggestions. There is nothing wrong with focusing on biological evolution and introducing the ecological environment of each era, but it can easily make people feel like a running account, and daily updates do not bring much real pleasure. It is recommended to change the framework while maintaining the current basic premise, write about titan creatures, and focus on writing about the extraordinary abilities in the evolution of creatures.

Author: G·N·A

I also found a book about monsters. The main character is the giant Long Bo. His name is Monster Evolves from a Titan to an Ancient God. There are all kinds of big monsters, Ultraman monsters, monsters from other movies, such as Monster Hunter, and you can travel through the movie to fight monsters. I think it's okay.

Suddenly I discovered that the Mothra series has a similar setting 🤭. In the setting, the Cretaceous mass extinction was caused by Ghidorah. The most important thing is that Mothra traveled through time to the Cretaceous period and destroyed the young Ghidorah, then fell asleep and evolved 130 million years later to become Toho's number one magic stick. Armored Mothra is similar to yours who have evolved for 500 million years.

I said that the plot around chapter 170 is a bit familiar, like the plot of another Godzilla book 😰. It's really not an illusion 😒

The writing is good and the quality is high. Next is the chapter on the center of the earth. But I have a little question, what camp is the protagonist in now? Is it lawful neutral?