Monsters: From Titan to Ancient God

I really want to complain about how a 70-meter giant can read human books. . .

In fact, the author can develop in this direction. Put all the giant beasts in this novel. Your novel has an incredible amount of views. If you think about it, if other people want to write about giant beasts, they will turn to your novel if they want to read about giant beasts. Still very rare. Even the title can be changed. Let everyone know about this novel.

The setting problem is huge. What most people want to see is that you use the body of a Titan to grow step by step, see different worlds, defeat different powerful enemies, correct world pollution, and achieve mythology. Instead of hoarding points and playing house, in order to hoard points and suppress yourself, why should you let you go and fight next time? This system has more of a negative effect on its own improvement. Another possibility is to add all the points to see the higher-level scenery and gain higher-level power.

The Old Ones and Ultramans are here, and you are too complicated. Occasionally making guest appearances can act as a seasoning, but too many will easily break down. Moreover, it is a problem for future generations of mankind to survive. You are a monster, a Titan, an alien, an ancient god and an Old One.

Are you afraid that you are not a space dinosaur?

There is a threshold for reading this book. The protagonist is a Titan, and there are many monsters that I don't recognize. I can't tell whether they are monsters or titans that appear in the book. The author has stitched together several worldviews, including Titan and Ultraman. The protagonist still likes to cosplay Odin. The worldview is so confusing and it's so uncomfortable to read.

I don't want to read more than 9000 BC. It is obvious that the author does not have much idea about the era. In the mythological period, you were at least several hundred thousand BC

I would like to ask, if the protagonist doesn't add points, why does he reward him with skill points and attribute points? It's better to just get proficiency 😅

Whether it is the guardian camp defined by the system or the function of traveling to other worlds to spawn monsters, they have no impact on the plot. It feels like a wanderer wandering around and killing aimlessly. I think the author should set a clear goal for the protagonist, or a short crisis, to find a reason for him to continuously strengthen himself.

Awesome, you don't want to give me strength. The reason is that you are used to the current posture. The author wants to suppress the fighting power 😅 (the author has changed)