I Inherited the Light

First of all, one word, good! Judging from the plot, the protagonist's personality is very consistent with the will of the light. Different from other invincible novels, I feel the growth in Qin Ye. At the same time, the characters and behaviors of the supporting characters are not just cheering for victory. They have their own thoughts and emotions, such as the father of the three members of the Ye family. Finally, I hope that my son will come more violently! There are too many people watching Owen Invincible! It's all so beautiful! Now that I have chosen Nexus, I feel uncomfortable even if I don't "strangle" Qin Ye! Finally, the reminder is too little! I want to see it! Come on!

The book is pretty good, nothing wrong with it. It's just that as a student, you have too little free time, and it takes a lot of time to practice and practice combat skills. Being an unsystematic student protagonist in the human form of Ultraman has great limitations. Those able-bodied people in Nexus who were later given the ability to fight with the Light Call were because they were not afraid of death. The other two were originally combatants with rich combat experience and inherited skills.

Not to mention, the plot and writing are not mentioned at all, which is a bit strange. Other Owens all wish to see how powerful the protagonist is, but Nexus is different. Each protagonist is written more miserable than the other. Maybe this is the charm of a real man. Come on, author, I will catch you to the end.

In fact, I was very surprised when I read this article. After all, many Ott articles now follow the route of invincible articles, but in fact it makes people feel very unreal, and maybe it's because of my deep personal opinion! I really like to see the protagonist half-dead, so I really like this article. The protagonist continues to grow and gradually become stronger in the process. This route is really something I never tire of!!! (>ω<) (And the author's writing is also very good, highly recommended😁)

It looks great. Can the author write some chapters where the protagonist becomes darker? It's a very sharp chapter. This is what I thought about the darkening process. When the protagonist saves other worlds, the villain transforms into the protagonist, attacks the protagonist's original world, kills his parents in front of the protagonist's sister, and makes the protagonist and the people in his world become enemies. The protagonist's sister becomes one of the main forces against the protagonist. After the protagonist comes back, he sees such an earth and asks someone to find out the current situation. The protagonist found his sister, but his sister regarded him as the enemy who killed his parents. The protagonist wanted to explain clearly, but his sister did not believe it. In this way, the protagonist was suppressed by his dark side for various reasons and destroyed the earth. After the protagonist woke up, he looked at the scene in front of him and thought about what he had done and fell into self-blame. During this period of time, the protagonist was both good and evil, and with the help of the heroine, he got out of self-blame. The above is my personal opinion. If the author dislikes it, don't criticize it.

Keep writing, Ott texts on tomatoes are quite rare.

This book is one of the many Ultra fan Xiao Nai books I have read on Tomato. The protagonist has a very upright outlook, and the series of plot developments are very logical without feeling far-fetched. Come on, author, I will keep following up.

This is the fourth book I have read. In the true sense, the protagonist fully reveals his responsibilities and the combination of human humanity and Ultraman's divinity. It is the aggregation of light and humanity, the growth of an ordinary and hard-working person. The real light does not mean that you have powerful power to enslave and trample others after you obtain it, nor does it mean the invincibility in the online articles and cool articles you read. In the same way, novels should make people learn something from them. There are really not many novels written about Ultra fans with a sense of responsibility like this. They are also really classic and shocking. However, I still want to remind you that I am a little impatient to read them. I wish the author will continue to work hard!

Come on, author! As one of the few novels about Nexus in Tomato, this book is the only one that made me feel good. I have also read other novels about Nexus, and they were written like shit.

Let me comment first, I think it's not bad, but the author, you can use a knife, but don't use it on the protagonist's family. After all, it's hard to find an article in which the protagonist's parents and family are still alive. Even if the knife is okay, I hope it will recover later. It's a good ending. Finally, I want to ask, is this Ott novel a single heroine or a harem? (This personal suggestion list is for Nexus after all)