What? Ultraman is Lifelong?

The dialogue narrative has been going on for thirty or forty chapters, with almost no fighting scenes.

There is no doubt that this is a novel that breaks away from the traditional Ouwen and traditional novels. It can be said that it unfolds the entire Ouwen background. When reading this book, you will feel like you are reading Professor Xi next door. Although there are still some shortcomings in some places, it is indeed very good to read, and not like some people who deliberately discredit Ouwen by claiming that Ouwen cannot be a psychological novel. (Even this person has only read it for a minute. I have reason to suspect that he just flipped through it and started to complain.)

The author has high attainments and insights into philosophy and psychology, and is very sophisticated in his judgment and evaluation of humanistic society. This is a rare academic novel that combines knowledge and entertainment. The author is a sociology or philosophy graduate from a national key university such as 985 or 211.

Otwin wrote psychology? ? ? It's funny. . If you want to study this kind of subject, don't write cool novels. You should study literature like psychology.

It's four hundred chapters, and it's basically a narrative. Dude, this is Oven, fighting, getting stronger. You're not suitable for writing this kind of article at all.

This is not an Ultraman novel, it is just an urban development novel based on the background of Ultraman. The Kingdom of Light and Ampera are two companies. The author uses Ultraman as the background because he doesn't really like Ultraman, but he knows Ultraman well. It's just a way to make the protagonist's company free of internal strife. The Plasma Spark Tower was originally just an artificial sun, but the Baltans made trouble and the Plasma Spark Tower evolved by chance. The reason why the Kingdom of Light focuses on the plasma spark tower is because they themselves can't figure out how the plasma spark tower became what it is now. The author also over-exaggerated Masaki's wisdom. In the original drama, Masaki only transformed himself into light through the divine light rod, or did he already have the qualifications to transform into light? The reason why Masaki failed to transform on his own was because his heart was wrong. Light does not make people more silly and sweet, it just chooses to be silly and sweet. The author didn't see this through at all, so the author is not a pure fan. In summary, if you want to read True Love Ideal Ouwen, please go elsewhere. If you want to read Ott Company's writing, it's okay.

A novel author with a very novel style, come on💪

By the way, my one-star rating is not a problem with this book, but a problem with me. I appreciate the author's imagination, but I can't match the author's brainwaves. My evaluation of this book is entirely subjective, so I hope you won't stress to me that you need to evaluate it objectively.

It's very interesting. I was attracted immediately. There are many settings but they are quite attractive. The author greatly believes in himself.

There are two worlds, well combined