Ultraman in the Grammatical World

The protagonist is called Nanke, so all this cannot be a dream of the protagonist, after all, Nanke is a dream.

It perfectly integrates the Ke world and the Arcane world. The settings I have set so far are very interesting, but it is a new book, so there are not many updates.

Seeing that most of them are Tiga's monsters now, can the author create his own or use Cthulhu's monsters? It feels a bit confusing.

I've always liked Ultraman. Learn about sap foundation for the first time. There are also Ke myths. And the Warhammer series. Although most of them don't understand it. All in the cloud. But I still know some basic background tones. I have always imagined that when light appears in these three worlds, will it shine brighter or be extinguished? Although I am pessimistic about this. But I still believe that light will keep shining until it illuminates the entire universe and everything. In my mind, the Ultraman clan is a symbol of everything positive about humankind. They are not gods, but they are better than gods and more worthy of belief. So keep writing. Even if it's different from what I thought, I'm still willing to support you. So keep writing. Come on come on! ! ! ! !

Rubbish novel, what is the real way to pursue it? Protagonist?

I can't become a saint like the protagonist. Maybe this is one of the reasons why no system of light comes to me. I almost died fighting a monster, and that was at the beginning. Ultraman's human body is set to be luminous, and Cthulhu believers are representatives of madness and darkness, so Ultraman cannot hide in such a world.

The plot written by the author is a bit sugary. He insists on using misunderstandings to advance the plot, and he always forces the protagonist to not be online. It's a bit evil.

It's the best AT fan I've ever seen, second only to Legend of Evolution

I like it and hope the author writes better and better (ಡωಡ)hiahiahia

I've read it several times, it's been greatly updated👿👿👿👿👿