In Trigger, I Transform into Tiga from the Start

Brothers, I am Shennong According to the descriptions in these chapters, it is not found that the protagonist has special plug-ins (systems and the like). It is more like the indigenous poison point that inherits the power of Tiga: directly replace the first episode of Trigari with the first episode of Tiga. I personally like to watch systematic ones. Although there are few chapters, the number of words in each chapter is still quite high. Summary: It's edible but don't take it too seriously. -(￢∀￢)σ

I don't understand. It's impossible that none of the team members who get along with Sho Akira day and night realize that Sho Akira likes Yui. Why would Kengo, who just joined the team, be allowed to team up with Yui all the time, whether it's an emergency mission or daily reconnaissance! He also asked Yui to lead Sword Satoru, as if he deliberately created opportunities for them to have more contact with each other! ! Is Shengzhang hiding it too well? No way!

It's well written. When the protagonist isn't stupid, and when the villain isn't smart, it's generally good and worth reading. However, you can try to make the plot more ups and downs.

First of all, the author's writing style is very good. Teliga himself is really impressive in terms of details, but the author used more elements he added to make the character more distinct. Let's talk about the plot. Some people may think that the author doesn't read one chapter a day, but in fact, the quality of this book should be among the top in the Ott literature. The protagonist has a brain, has reasons for doing things, has a sense of responsibility, and practices his own justice. This is exactly my interpretation of the word "hero", and it is also the author's understanding of "hero". Moreover, the interior settings are more realistic. Ultraman is not omnipotent. Human beings need to have their own power after all. This is in line with the message that Tsuburaya conveyed when filming Ultraman. Overall, this book is perfect in every aspect (except it's a little lacking, but that's not a big problem). I hope the author will keep up the good work! Such a good book must not collapse! Come on!

Personally, I quite like it. I'm quite disgusted with those who have a system for everything. Those guys who don't have a system give me the feeling that they are nothing. There are even some guys with completely abnormal brains. However, this book is currently unsystematic, and the protagonist's outlook on life also falls into the normal category. As far as the current plot is concerned, you can take a look and I personally like it.

I hope that the protagonist can be tortured a little harder in the later period. How can you see a rainbow without going through wind and rain? How can you become strong without experiencing extraordinary pain? When you have strong power, you must also bear the responsibilities that power brings, think about the meaning of power, and think about the meaning of fighting. Confusion, degradation, and darkness can all exist. To be honest, the problem faced by Owen who has traveled through other worlds like this is that he does not belong. There is no bond in a strange world. Like in the recent chapters, if there are relatives and friends of the protagonist in the city that will explode after the battle fails, you can write a psychological description. If you are determined to fight to protect the earth in the later stage, you can fight 4.5 Battles in one day to exhaustion, turn off the lights and fight to the death, or you can do a backstab, lock up the protagonist directly, confiscate the transformer, torture and draw blood for research, etc., Which is also good. And I read that the author said that at least there is no female protagonist in the world of Teliga, which means that this novel will not be limited to one world. Then other powerful enemies that do not belong to the world of Teliga but can travel through various worlds can also come. 👍🏻

It's not a good novel, but the plot is very good, and it corrects some annoying things in Teligari. The protagonist is a human being, and he won't come up to a person who takes life and death lightly and does whatever he doesn't accept. He will still get hurt.

Diga is a master, and I hope he won't be as happy as Dagu. Diga's powerful type is indeed very strong. As for the shortcoming of slow speed, Yuangu directly strengthens it. As the battle time increases, the speed will continue to get faster. 😂😂

The description of the plot is really good, the dialogue between the characters is really wonderful, and it doesn't feel unrealistic.

Keep it up first and work harder! Come on! There are no Ultraman novels anymore. It's like watching the first episode of Triga again, hoping that there is a system or something, otherwise, if you watch it too fast, you will think he is a native.