
Raising an Army of Light: From the Start, I Have the Ultraman Six Paths of Pain
光之国爆兵:开局奥系佩恩六道
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 507k Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
238Chapters
4.1MReads
20.9kFlowers
9.7Score
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Reader comments 50
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How can I put it, seeing that the Golden Saint is not as good as Orochimaru, a bit poisonous, it seems that he will definitely suppress the protagonist in the future. It's not that I know the setting if I'm not writing in the second dimension. The Golden Saint is not as good as Orochimaru and has too many flaws. Orochimaru is strengthened at the epic level, and the Golden Saint is weakened at the legendary level.
Next time it will be the Gotei Thirteen, each one with a Zanpakutō, right?
Are there memories of past lives that are summoned? , Really poisonous
If the Virgin Bitch Queen wants to find Si, then give her a ride.
Waiting for Ultraman to have many children and many blessings
Noah is not from the Kingdom of Light, right?
A group of female ninjas form the princess army of the protagonist, Tsunade, Hinata, Ino, Sakura, etc.
The protagonist has 160,000 energy and can fight four Ultra Brothers. Even if they start with **10,000, they won't be so outrageous and easy to kill even if they don't know their abilities. You can understand it if you have about the same amount of energy.
I'm waiting for someone to write about Ultraman, the magnetic field guy
Can you stop talking so much about people in the universe and describe more battle scenes and so on? A few words from the audience are enough. Half of what I write is true.