Reborn as Shadow Ultraman

I don't know why the rating is a bit low, but school is about to start. This novel I read in the past few days before school started made me feel like I was watching Ultraman Tiga again, really! Although the various systems and invincibility of the current Ultra fan fiction are really uncomfortable to read. What's even more uncomfortable is that even Ottwen has a harem (I'm not criticizing the harem novel or its author here. I personally think single female protagonist or no female protagonist yyds). This is nothing. Most readers should prefer a male protagonist who is decisive in killing and not a virgin. This is the image of a good male protagonist. I also like this kind of male protagonist, but [pouts] I don't like the decisive killing in Ultra fan fiction, because we all probably have a heroic dream in childhood, especially the male compatriots who grew up watching Ultraman. Why do we like to watch Ultraman Tiga? Could it be because of the Kirialodians inside, or the decisiveness of the TPC senior staff who liked it? They are all children, so naturally it is not these, but the protection, love, friendship and light of hope inside. For me, whenever I hear Dagu shouting "Tiga!", My eyes are moist. Some people may say, what age is this? Looking at Ultraman, the Ultra warriors in it have obviously been stabbed in the back by humans, but they are still protecting humans. Is it worth it? Ace once said: "A passionate heart remains unchanged, even if this feeling has been betrayed thousands of times." It seems that I am off topic. Well, the original intention of my comment is that in this materialistic society, there is still such a clear stream that can awaken the light and beauty in everyone's hearts, to commemorate the childhood we have left. Personal opinion, if you don't like it, don't complain [laughing][laughing][eating melon][eating melon][laughing][laughing]

I hope that after Gai Ying ends, he will continue to rescue in other Ultraman theaters. Although there are some weird settings, it is still acceptable. I hope there will never be a female protagonist. I personally think that readers may prefer to see traveling in other theater versions, because Gai Ying's theatrical version is honestly patchwork. Readers cannot imagine it and will automatically bring scenes from other theater versions. Maybe Ultraman after Dai Ka may be called Gai Ying? [Laughing] Because I am used to the protagonist being in the same human form as Light and Mebius, instead of being one with humans, I feel a little uncomfortable watching the author's theatrical version, but overall I think it is good. Don't be a eunuch, because the setting is already ingrained in the eyes of readers, but the author handles it very well, and it is also cyclical and gradual. It is not so outrageous. I personally think it is still a good novel [Love]

To be honest, I had a hard time rating this book. First of all, it is not a cool novel. The protagonist has grown up, has enlightenment, and has a super righteous outlook (maybe said to be a holy mother). It is very consistent with my personal evaluation standards for high-quality Ouwen. However, reading this book made me feel a little aggrieved for no reason, yes, very aggrieved. It also proves that this book is indeed beautifully written and can make people love or hate it. What I love is the enlightenment and brilliance shown by Cain, but what I hate is the inexplicable increase in darkness and twists and turns on the road to showing the brilliance. Is the night really endless and the light fleeting? This is not a pleasant novel, but it is too frustrating. It always gave me the feeling that the author was writing in the style of Nexus. Even Xiao Nai has Noah to protect him. The protagonist really has no defense against the enemy. He is plotted in various ways, especially the rebellion of the human body, and there are two parts where Xiao Jin almost punches the protagonist to death. At that time, I was completely stupid. There may be force majeure, for example, the Little Golden Man has foreign aid, and the protagonist did not expect that his human body would have opinions about him, but this kind of plot really affects the perception. Really, it felt like every step the protagonist made was in the villain's calculations, and the protagonist really had no resistance and willingly followed the enemy's arrangements. Let me tell you, even if you were a stupid person, you would still be on guard when faced with so many life-threatening experiences. From my point of view, even if some of the protagonist's defenses are ineffective or he takes the wrong direction, it is still better than crossing the river barefoot. Okay, I have said so much nitpicking, but it does not stop me from loving this novel. This is a high-quality Ultra fanfic that does not hide its faults. The brilliance blooming in despair is the most shocking and powerful (although I personally don't like too strong an atmosphere of despair). Ps: I don't know what's going on. I can't find the button to send gifts. Can anyone give me some advice?

It's good-looking, but it's not the current mainstream routine of Owen. There is no system, and the emotions are written very delicately. If you don't see the slow pace, you may feel it is dragging. As far as I am concerned, I don't think it has written enough. I would like to say that the author will update it quickly! It is not a mainstream novel at the moment. It is relatively slow-paced. The writing is very good and the descriptions are very detailed. It may not read well among a bunch of cool articles. Anyway, it is not suitable for novices to read this novel. If you are an experienced reader or a senior Owen fan, it is still worth reading.

It can be regarded as one of the few high-quality Ultra fan stories on Tomato, but it is not suitable for book lovers who like to read mindless and cool stories.

It's very beautiful. The author is very clear about the meaning of light. It really made me cry when I read it. I feel it is better than those Ott stories I read in other comment areas. I just don't know why the rating is so low. Can the author mention the lower limit of the protagonist? Although the bond is very beautiful, the protagonist can't be stronger. It makes me feel so bad for Shuo [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying]

It's good to watch. Speaking of the poisonous point at the beginning, I think it's okay. It actually doesn't matter if I skipped it, because I am a senior, and I have done it later, slowly growing up and changing little by little. When I see the protagonist in the beginning and look forward, I will really sigh. There is a feeling of relief. It feels good to grow slowly. There is a feeling that I have grown a lot after such a long time. I have only seen more than 400 pictures so far, mainly because I want to see how long I have been looking at them. It looks good. Come on. OK, let me see how long it has been and why is the rating so low? I think this book can be rated 9.0, And not many people have read it. It's really very good.

This book tells us that the quality of a book has nothing to do with the rating. Compared with this, this book is definitely top-notch among the Audi fans in Tomato, and it is much better than those cool articles with a rating of 9.0 Or more. After reading a book for a long time, you will become very picky, but this book is really good, why is the rating so low? Perhaps it is not suitable for people who are used to reading cool novels and white people. When I first started reading the novel, this book felt extremely boring. After reading it for a long time, I came back to this book and discovered the charm of this book.

A unique Ultraman fan fiction, unlike most, there is no brainless or arrogant protagonist.

Very good, the growth process is well written, and the characters are full-bodied! I think this book was targeted, otherwise how could it not be popular? My evaluation is: The human body failed, and the result of weakening the cover shadow is that I watched the growth of another human body again. What is the use of watching this plot? Either write it in a progressive and stronger way. It's not impossible to cut it, but don't make up the plot of the old man with the ring taking care of the kid, okay? It seems that the protagonist's love, which he finally brought in, suddenly becomes the protagonist. Do you know that this is extremely poisonous under any circumstances, unless it is a group portrait. I can only say that the low rating is justified.