I, the Fertile Star God, Start My Destiny from Ultra

The idea of ​​the article is good, but it is too vernacular, and the protagonist does not have the character to be a star god, which is a bit cliché.

Can such rich personal emotions really enable the protagonist to walk on a fruitful life without being backlashed by it?

So why can't the author take the one-of-a-kind route and let the Ultraman world give birth to its own star god, and then fight a star god war with the protagonist? Is it to prepare for the unfinished ending, where the protagonist is beaten to death by the Ultraman star god, and the whole book is over.

The brat's combat power is really outrageous. First of all, there is no point in comparing combat power in the idealistic world view. Just like Ye Fu, as long as Tsuburaya is still anti-war, it doesn't matter which one, even if the mysterious four Olympians come, it is useless. Correspondingly, Ou is invincible in his idealistic state. Moreover, O's worldview is a pseudo-multiple world, that is, there are infinite finite universes, because O's has Rebrando, a being who once ruled the entire universe. If O's is stuck, O's will be a finite universe. The infinite universe cannot be completely observed. Of course, if we must say that Reblondo only ruled the entire observable universe, I would only It can be said that if this is so, I will argue that infinity is incomparable, especially in the complex system of the universe, infinity and infinity are incomparable, that is, single infinity and infinite multiplicity are of the same level. The infinite unobservable range of single infinity can completely have infinite copies of the existing universe. The more classic one is Ace Guillotine's 15 times single, then I have to pull all out. The M87 is far inferior to Chadwick's mass-produced weapons. In terms of single output, the only ones stronger than the explosion of the galaxy are Beria's bombs or some of the ultimate moves of bosses second only to the fourth Austrian level and the ultimate moves corresponding to the spiritual state (the key is Many of them can't even explode the earth, they are still just concepts), and no villain behind the bomb can be built, and each skill that can explode galaxies is not mass-produced. The boss can only activate it once, and it can only be activated once under certain conditions. In comparison, exploding a galaxy is just Chadwick's first test explosion. Therefore, in Iron and Ao, where high-end combat power relies entirely on idealism, there is no value in comparison. Iron has a unified worldview structure, which is at least not too outrageous. Each generation of Ao's foot-filling values ​​​​is better than the previous generation. An author can write whatever he thinks of, and there will be conflicts within a work. I am thinking on both sides, so there is really no comparison.

Does the Ultra World need the temptation of immortality?

Life has no end, just like you never know how many dishes you have been eaten

Ultraman is very abstract, you can say he is strong! Weak! Weak! It's said that they don't dare to use their ultimate moves to protect humans, but they end up almost dead every time. But are the monsters particularly cooperative like Jeton's one-trillion fireball Earth? Every time, there are novices who are as weak as dogs at the end of the protection period and restart the universe at every turn. . .

The author greatly hopes that you can join the Hunting Star God, because the appearance of the Hunting Star God will not threaten the Harvest Star God, but will promote the growth of the Harvest Star God. The Hunting Star God can correct Fertility's mistakes.

How to say it? In terms of combat power, in addition to the mysterious four or super many fusion monsters and Ultraman! There is basically nothing vague about local combat power, after all! Amber King's hammer can cover a Milky Way or so! It's just like Ultraman photographing a house without using any power, amplification or skills.

It's very interesting that there is a Bentie Star God in the Ultraman world