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Looking forward to + come on! There are very few daily-complex comic books about Ultraman like this in Tomato novels, and they are rare...[Top post][Top post][Top post]

Everything written so far is super exciting. It really makes me feel like I am reading the series. The characters are delicate and full of thoughts. In this chaotic world, the beauty and kindness of the heroines of each series shine brightly. They gradually form bonds and influence the protagonist. The author please don't pay attention to those nitpickers. They will only spread darkness and affect other people's moods. This book is already excellent. Please stick to it, we will support you.

It seems to be okay so far, and the character of the protagonist is quite normal. Although it is a bit sad, it is still understandable. The current predicament of the protagonist is like an orphan who was born in the countryside. He has just graduated from undergraduate and found a job, and suddenly found that he has terminal cancer. The only thing he can do is to buy lottery tickets. This situation can only be cheated by the author himself, parachuted into the body of a billionaire. Dear Dad (PS: Someone in the comments said that the protagonist does not work hard and picks up girls every day. I would like to say that although it is inconspicuous, the Diga worldview is a worldview of true world peace. All nuclear weapons around the world have been abolished. However, the worldview of this article is currently a more realistic worldview of various countries colluding. If you want to shine in this situation, it is better to buy lottery tickets or buy Chinese lottery tickets.)

Great work for the author. Originally, I wasn't very interested when I saw Ultraman-themed special shots, but the protagonist in the plot is really handsome, and I couldn't help but watch it. It's super good-looking, and I can't explain exactly how handsome he is. He is roughly the only transcendent person, with an ethereal sense of independence from the world (except for the girl who really enters the protagonist's heart), and the ability to truly control himself and not be manipulated by others. Even if he saves the world, most of it is what the protagonist wants to do. This is really handsome [Sending Hearts]

It's very novel, but many people think there is something wrong with the protagonist's mentality. But if it were us, could we really do what Dagu did without hesitation? If it were me, I think I might be like him, or I might run away temporarily. After all, this is not my world, what does it have to do with me? After all, I am still alone when I go out, although I will soon have bonds. But we must know that we only yearn for light because we like light. Dagu can do the same. But the choice he made was to compete even though he knew he couldn't win. What he said was that he had a clear conscience. Hope to come on! Author, your subject matter is really, really novel. The writing is also very, very good. This Rikka seems to be a tokusatsu as well or something? Gulit or Ligut, which one is above? It seems that it was precisely because of this that Tiga came into being. To put it mildly, she can be considered a person living in a dangerous place. [What][What][What]

The subject matter is novel, so far it's pretty good, and there's nothing toxic about it. However, I would also like to give you some suggestions, that is, there are a bit few villain scenes, and there are no twists and turns. The battle between Ultraman and the villain only exists after the transformation. There is very little game between the human body and the villain. The daily life is too bland and cannot complement the heroine. I hope that Hui and other heroines can become the kind of strong backing characters like Lina, who can discover and help the protagonist and shape the image of the heroine in the game between the protagonist and the villain. Also, if Shinkai Makoto's trilogy wants to accept a female protagonist, the original protagonist should not appear. If not, the original work can be made more difficult and the protagonist can help form friendships. The male protagonist should be strengthened, the quasi-brother is really too hard-working, and the neon government in this world is of no use at all.

I haven't seen many stories that combine Ultraman and anime, but I'm sure this is a particularly well-written one. Every character in it is very full-bodied and three-dimensional, and very dynamic. Unlike some novels, it feels like the characters only live as a kind of character instead of living as a person. In many novels I have read, those characters are performed for the needs of the plot. The author's book seems to bring them to life. Overall it's a very good novel. It's just that the updates are a little slow. Moreover, the protagonist's outlook on life is relatively positive. Highly recommended, okay.

Overall, it's pretty good. The protagonist doesn't have any major psychological problems. Although he has a soft personality, he generally behaves like a normal person. Although there are many female protagonists, they are basically within the scope of responsibility. What I am dissatisfied with is that he is sometimes soft and sometimes hard, and I am anxious for him. But if I write a book, I probably won't be able to write it. Overall, this book is still readable and everyone can take a look. Well, that's it. Lao Shu retreats! ! !

The protagonist did not take the initiative to express friendship because he met a character in the anime, and there were no other protagonists who acted like they had never seen a girl before. There are no shyness, blushing, or coquettish scenes. Very comfortable. Keep up the good work, author.

Come on, it's good to add an interesting theme of Ultraman background to the daily comics. After reading it, the writing is very good. The author is working hard. I hope there will be a good ending. As for the heroine, there is no requirement for a single heroine, but try to have less than two or three, because once it exceeds it, it will give people a negative feeling of the Crystal Palace, so two or three is already the limit of maintaining the relationship between men and women. Finally, I like Kato Megumi to have more scenes. We can't reduce the scenes if there are more women in the early stage and later on, and it's also important to give the male protagonist an anchor in his heart this morning. Kato Megumi is very good, so the author shouldn't leave her behind!

It's very interesting. I like it very much. I only transformed 3 times in 60 chapters. It feels a bit lacking. It's the world of the latest Suzuya Journey. It feels very interesting. When I was in the cinema, I wanted to watch Ultraman fight monsters. I didn't expect you, the author, to make it happen. I'm looking forward to it.

That's enough. The protagonist is not invincible. Even if he is negative, he is accompanied by so many two-dimensional girls. Isn't that enough? Also, please come on, author, don't just take the eunuch carelessly. I'm really thankful to God. I give you a 5-star review. Very interesting, I hope I can take it all in at the end I have seen too many lousy authors who are dissatisfied with their income and are completely unsatisfied. They have no sense of responsibility at all and do not consider the readers' feelings at all. This shows their character. I would say that since you have written it, you should write it well, and the profits will come naturally. Those scum who make quick money should not come to the audience. Here is an author: Feng Daubian, there is no need to read his book, The Eunuch of Ten Thousand Years. Representative work: Aguru in the manga It was a bit interesting to see Akane Shinjo appear. If you keep writing about battles, it will inevitably become boring if you watch too much. Such a cheerful and fun-loving person should add a lot of polish to the plot, which is very interesting.

The writing is very good, but sometimes it makes me feel like watching Dream of Red Mansions. I look forward to the change of the protagonist, and even more to the change of the author. I also look forward to considering removing those two words from this book. As a mystery fan, I quit and saw the title of the book, and then read it again, and then I realized. I strongly recommend not to insult me and some people who really believe in light, or to keep the power of light from the protagonist for a period of time so that the protagonist can see those people, those who are doing disaster relief, then The confusion and despair on the faces of those who are waiting for Tiga. I don't have the idea that the greater the ability, the greater the responsibility. However, the protagonist uses the convenience of light over and over again, is so negative over and over again, and happily picks up girls again and again. It always feels very hot. Let me say it one last time. I strongly hope that the author can consider those two words in the name. If there is anything wrong with what he said, please point it out. @Platycodon's Platycodon flower

It still feels good, the atmosphere is good, and it's not as hot-blooded and stupid as the protagonist Niku. Overall good

It's a good novel, but it still feels like it ends a little too hastily, and there are still a lot of emotional dramas that haven't been written. Is the author trying to test my imagination? It's interesting. The last few battles were too rushed, but after such a long hiatus, I am already very grateful to the author for finishing this book. It is very interesting and has no swords. See you soon.

Just give it a 5-star review. The writing is good, and the thoughts of the protagonists are also described very delicately. Also, I saw Gullit's fanfic for the first time after 6 years of reading. I really burst into tears. By the way, I highly recommend this series (the world view is very novel. Although it is an old-fashioned plot of Tiga fighting Ultraman, Akane and Rikka are really beautiful. It is definitely not a loss after reading it)

Tell important things several times [laughing] The protagonist can cook, the protagonist is very good at cooking, the protagonist is very good at cooking, the protagonist is very good at cooking... This is probably what I feel as I read on. Is it necessary to keep emphasizing the main character cooking? [What] The plot is pretty good, and the protagonist's character is also very nice.

Overall, it's pretty good. It's just that a hot-blooded battle episode is mixed in among a bunch of daily episodes (special shots should be considered a hot-blooded battle episode when included in a drama), and then tells the story of the protagonist's daily life and fighting monsters. However, the special shots part is a bit lacking. I hope there will be more special shots parts in the future.

Well enough! The perfect combination of Ultra and comprehensive comics!

It's a very interesting text by Tiga. The daily life of girls is vividly described. The emotional scenes are well written. The characters' personalities do not deviate much from the original work. The appearance of monsters and the reasons why the protagonist transforms are also very novel. The most eye-catching thing is the balance between the appearance of monsters and daily life. Very good Dija text! Highly recommended!

Despite the urgency of the monster's arrival, you can somehow feel the "peace" of the protagonist and others? It really conforms to "everyday life" and "Diga". Some people think that the pace of the article is slow and there is no advancement, but this is exactly the characteristics of daily life. Of course, if you don't like this kind of subject matter, you can't continue reading it. I personally still like this book very much, and I also think it is a good book worth reading.

Personally, I feel good about it. The plot and emotional lines cannot be said to be smooth. At least it is quite enjoyable to read. However, the updates are indeed too slow, and some plots are a bit lengthy to be honest. Overall, it is quite good. Come on! ! !

So far, it's very good. I don't just take the initiative to get together with a beautiful woman when I meet her. There will be some intersection, but it is kept within a very normal range, which is very to my liking.

It's a wonderful feeling. It's the first time I give a five-star rating to a Tomato fanfic. It's one of the best Tomato fanfics I've ever read. Personally, I suggest you write more about the battles. It's not embarrassing, and there's nothing toxic about it. It's okay. I can only say that the following chapters are quite disappointing. The protagonist was originally a normal person, but later he became a male protagonist with a minor illness. Not only did the author include a lot of personal information in the following content, but many of the plots were simply unclear and unnecessary.

What confusion and depression is just a setting of not falling in love? Why do so many people take it seriously? Without this setting, it would be a harem novel. The writing is still very anime-like. Don't miss it, the two-thorned monkeys [Learned]

On a daily basis, Tiga's scenes are not many and mainly focus on the interaction with the beautiful girl. Personally, I don't think there is anything poisonous about it, and it is quite comfortable to watch. I just don't know how to open this harem, and it feels like it has become a Shura field.

This type of book is very good. It specializes in one type of power development and serves as a background even if it has other settings. Unlike those where various powers and world views are mixed together, the combat power is very confusing. [Thinking][Thinking][Thinking]

It should be the only comprehensive manga tokusatsu book that has been completed so far.

One of the few good books, worth reading

Although I think the protagonist is a bit depressing, everyone has their own tastes, and the author's writing is pretty good, five stars.