The worldview in this article combines multiple different worldviews, mainly using Ultraman and Dragon Ball as the basic framework. The protagonist Ying Ji is a Saiyan who can transform into Ultraman.
This article adopts the setting of the multiverse. The protagonist will travel between different universes. Some of these universes are in the technological stream, some are in the immortal cultivation stream, and some are both.
The Saiyans in this article will be different from the Saiyans in Dragon Ball, and some of my own settings will be added, such as being able to survive in the universe and in a vacuum environment.
The Ultraman that the protagonist becomes will also have Chinese elements, such as metal, wood, water, fire and earth.
This article is not a harem, there is only one female protagonist, who will appear in the middle of the work. The heroine is not a vase, but a heroine with both wisdom and courage, and a Saiyan who can transform into Ultraman.
The female protagonist is both the male protagonist's wife and his good partner. The two will fight and make progress together.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
In the first few chapters, emotions were suppressed like crazy. Should you suppress your emotions first? I just stopped reading it because the protagonist didn't know which chapter it was. The beginning was deliberately so depressing.
Hey guys, why are there so few book reviews?
Commentary on Chapter 40 The Fall of Ying Ze in "The Legend of Ultraman Saga" written by Dugu Zhantian.
In the first few chapters, emotions were suppressed like crazy. Should you suppress your emotions first? I just stopped reading it because the protagonist didn't know which chapter it was. The beginning was deliberately so depressing.
Hey guys, why are there so few book reviews?
Commentary on Chapter 40 The Fall of Ying Ze in "The Legend of Ultraman Saga" written by Dugu Zhantian.