Ultraman: A Journey of Justice

There is excitement where there should be excitement, there is blood where there should be blood, and there is no system in the whole story. Although there is a backstage, the protagonist group basically fights by themselves, and the protagonist group will not blindly play Wushuang, and there will be accidents on the journey. It feels like watching a royal hot-blooded anime, with ups and downs, Jestis The way of judging civilization will gradually change along with the journey, which is very good. The characterizations of the members of the Ultra Girl Group are also very delicate. The only pity is the plot at the end of the Taiga chapter. That place is too poisonous. It was originally worth five stars, but the plot really affects the perception. If you put this aside, this novel is still very good. However, the judgment of justice in some places is still a bit unacceptable, because a few people judge a civilization at will, which is a bit extreme. Many Ultraman works have emphasized this point of view: human beings have two sides, and one cannot ignore the other just because of one side. There are many trials in the first half of the book that directly reset the entire civilization because of the bad behavior of a small number of people, completely ignoring other human beings. Can one government agency represent the entire civilization? No matter what is written in the introduction, is this one-size-fits-all really correct? Even if a judgment machine like the Goddess of Life is added in the later period, it can only make me feel that these innocent lives died unjustly. The protagonist group's views on life will often change. Sometimes they respect, sometimes they despise, and there will be a strong sense of separation. This is really uncomfortable. It would be good to unify the attitude of the protagonist group towards human beings in each chapter. It does not rule out the situation of being happy and happy. Although it is generally good, similar problems are indeed a bit discouraging. It is best to be mentally prepared before considering reading.

Great, I finally have an Ott article that I like. In fact, when talking about Tiga's Qijela, I always feel that it is understandable that the Giant of Light does not interfere with human beings' own choices, but are human beings' choices under the influence of extraordinary power really still human beings' own choices? Isn't the really interesting thing about human beings that they are full of desires but can control them?

Not bad, not bad. I finally found a novel in which Sister Justice and Dracion work together to protect the universe. However, the character is still a bit biased towards humans. I keep giving humans a chance. I only hope that the human earth can be truly reset in the future.

A very nice book [like] Good luck to the author!

I met a kindhearted Owen again, just like in the previous book Eunuch. I go home once every four weeks, and every time I go home there is the novel Eunuch on the bookshelf. I don't want this one to be the same [smile] [face cover] It's just a bit perfunctory in many places. It's a bit unsatisfactory to solve a problem in two or three paragraphs [face covering]

Wonderful, keep up the good work, hope there is no cp

It's pretty good. The protagonist is actually Justis, a protagonist I've never seen before. Come on, madam↖(^ω^)↗

From hundreds of chapters to the end, I read this book for a long time. Accompany Juri from Tiga to the universe step by step, to become stronger, to carry out his own justice, and to meet partners one after another during the long journey. The bonds that have been dusted by time will reappear one day in the future, expand your horizons during travel, and let go of the past as you grow up. I really like this kind of Juri and her companions, Chizuru, Lilika, Kate, Windsana, Asia, and all the vivid characters encountered during the long journey. They will become treasures buried in the depths of memory after the dust settles, left in the distant past, and shine in the hearts of everyone who remembers them. It's really a high-quality book and very exciting. ... I just wonder if the author can write a few more extra chapters? I feel like I haven't seen enough and it's over [crying]

It's a very good book, and some of the plots in it are better than some of the current Ultraman books. (I won't criticize certain people by name) The thinking and confusion about ideas are not very out of the ordinary. That is. . . Why are they all from the period of Mebius and Tiga? (I haven't seen much of Ultraman, I don't know how to put it, I'm very sorry [crying]) I haven't seen much of the old Ultraman, and sometimes things just happen. I want to see Zeta, X, something like that. [Crying] Although I think it would be very embarrassing for the protagonist to watch other people change their forms crazily, but he rarely changes his own form. [Think]

The writing is really good, it should be the best Ott article in Tomato. But there are more and more protagonists, and I feel a little tired. It would be better if there are only one or two, but more really makes me a little tired, and the highlights are taken away. Who can understand that I just regarded Juri as my daughter, and then Chizuru, Lilica, Kate... I still like to watch the adventures of the protagonist alone.