A chuunibyou comedy and power fantasy. If you can't stand chuunibyou, don't come in.
When you see someone standing in the ruins, striking an exaggerated and embarrassing pose, don't blink, because he's about to transform!
Ye Hong transmigrated to a world without the sci-fi anime, movies, and TV shows from his old world, but the monsters from those shows were real.
After getting a chuunibyou role-playing System, he had to exterminate monsters and save the people from disaster! So he struck that embarrassingly chuunibyou pose! In truth, if he didn't transform, he'd get trampled to death.
See how he makes this world, so lacking in chuunibyou flair, wonderfully strange.
If you never had a chuunibyou phase, don't click in! But if you have, keep reading and let me take you back to those chuunibyou days.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The protagonist works for the country and gets scolded. Write a story where the protagonist is strong and gets scolded. Then I might as well give you the pen and you write it, and I'll see what happens if you write it!
What lines did everyone say when they were kids?
I found that many of Feilu's authors have incorrect views.
Author, how do you see the contempt on the faces of those people wearing leather holsters?
I'm not saying that after the protagonist's identity is revealed, he will be completely inflated after gaining strength. Then the protagonist can earn two thousand by doing some actions at the scene of the first battle. Your movie has been released all over the world. Can't you even collect a mere five hundred thousand?
I think Ultraman is better as Nexus. If he can evolve into Noah, his character will be very high.
The writing style is not good, the overall situation is not good, and the writing is not long.
I have read Chapter 29 but haven't read it yet. For example, the transformation. The protagonist can transform by just saying a few lines at random. It does not create the feeling of being chased by monsters but still having hope and wanting to save people. Next, representative Guo Jia asked a question. When asked if monsters have races, the protagonist actually answered no? Also saying that humans are humans and monsters are monsters, regardless of race? Are the 56 ethnic groups in China a joke? Then he asked where Ultraman came from. Did the protagonist come from 78? At first glance, there was no problem, but who is the protagonist? Tiga, Tiga is an Ultraman native to the earth. Don't get me started on the first line of hope in the recent novels. O's series has a lot of settings. The protagonist is an Earth Ultraman. Why is M78 the hometown of Ultraman??? When Gaozak transformed later, it felt like he just said something casually and then transformed directly.
I want Dark Tiga, Dark Tiga has a power that is beyond mystery, the God of Darkness.
If it's not effective, it's called funny, if it's effective, it's called awesome!!!