Myriad Worlds: I Start as Crimson Typhoon and Stop Being Human

The early and late stages are worth watching, but the middle is a bit boring, especially some worlds that you may not understand, so you can skip them. The ending is also very outrageous, with an open ending🌚

It's a rare brilliance. Although it is a hodgepodge of heavens and worlds, each one is designed very carefully, and each plot is not perfunctory. Although the existing world view is applied, the plot is not completely copied, but a unique set of plots. It is very exciting.

I'm looking really good at the moment, especially Storm Red

It's a brainless, semi-invincible and cool story. It doesn't have too many poisonous points. It has some minor flaws in terms of combat power. The protagonist is decisive in killing and takes his own position. He will kill when he needs to kill. However, you may feel a little tired and bored after reading it because the protagonist's development tends to be too smooth. He just kills and kills and never loses in a fight. That kind of story.

It was written that in the later period, the author simply selectively forgot the judgments of the three major lineups he had previously set in some places. Although he had been attacked but did not kill the opponent, the feeling changed. It still looked better when the judgments were decisive in the early stage.

I think it's pretty cool. I've seen Godzilla now.

The novel written by bro is so hypocritical. I suggest you just leave after reading Cybertron. Godzilla even wanted revenge for a cat. I really don't know if you laughed when you wrote this sentence. How many have you killed by? A cat's revenge... Then the world of Godzilla couldn't be written anymore, so it was transferred to the dark bullet world, and it was directly given two tasks, to protect the cursed girl, and to give people a home~ I was dizzy when I saw this, brother, all I can say is. You are so hypocritical bro. How many people and animals have you killed? The devil's ion breath, America's destruction. The earth exploded during Cybertron. These guys didn't think anything of it, but later on, why did you just want a cat and give a little girl a home? Dude, is this you?

Generally speaking, it's okay at the beginning, but it gets more boring as you go on... Basically, you go to one world and kill and fight. When the progress bar is full, change to another world to kill and fight. When it's full, change to another world to kill and fight. Repeat the same routine.

It was good in the early stages, but I started to get bored from the beginning of Fairy Sword, and I no longer had the desire to read anymore.

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