It Was You Who Abandoned Me. Why Are You Crying When I Become Noah?

Name: It Was You Who Abandoned Me. Why Are You Crying When I Become Noah?
Author: Forgotten Cards

by Forgotten Cards

ongoing Urban Superpowers Male Lead

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Ch. 32 — The Slap in the Face Came Too Quickly

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About This Novel

Zhou Tianxing traveled to the world of superpowers, and at the awakening ceremony at the age of 18, he agreed to the school beauty's request and became the human body of Ultraman Ace with her. This is an era of monster invasion, and Ultraman is the camp that is best at fighting monsters among the human camp! But the school beauty has never truly been one with Zhou Tianxing. In a certain battle, Ultraman Ace was unable to release his light skills and failed to defeat the monster in time, which led to the death of countless people. The school beauty did not hesitate, she directly cut off with Zhou Tianxing at the speed of light and made the matter public. With his influence, Zhou Tianxing directly became a public enemy. However, Zhou Tianxing didn't care at all. After leaving the school beauty, Zhou Tianxing awakened the Almighty Ultraman System. As long as he kills enough monsters and saves enough people, he can transform into all Ultramans by himself! Many years later. The largest monster invasion in history has occurred, countless Ultraman have been defeated, school beauties have been retreating, and humanity is in danger. At this moment, a body with silver wings emerged and appeared in front of humans! The legendary Ultraman, Noah! At this moment, the beautiful school beauty burst into tears on the spot and begged for forgiveness! But Zhou Tianxing kicked her away and gave her a Noah Spark: "You abandoned me first, and now I've become Noah, why are you crying?"

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O(￣ヘ￣o#)i Don't Know19mo ago

The writing is very creative, but one point is missing because it is not finished.

Youthful as the Wind19mo ago

To be honest, 70% to 80% of regret articles like this are written by female writers, or they are newbie writers. To be honest, I basically don't read anything like this kind of article. Male readers rarely like it. I apologize if this is the mainstream.