Tiga in a Slice-of-Life Anime

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.)

To be honest, this is the first time I have seen the daily + Tiga genre. I can only say that I think the integration is perfect. The protagonist's confused but unflinching character is also very good. I feel that I feel more in line with the protagonist's personality in a tokusatsu drama, and other characters are also relatively restored. I just want to know, is this a single female protagonist, author?

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 💕

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]

After a brief review, I always feel that the author has laid a foreshadowing in the front, "Only Tiga responds to the will of the world." Logically speaking, not to mention Ultraman such as Gauss and Mebius, those Cosmic Street gangsters should also go to have a look, and Zero should also go to see if there is something wrong with the Kingdom of Light, and will go back to the Kingdom of Light later. After all, only Tiga is permanently stationed on the earth, Gutli is a parallel universe, and the others are from the background of the Kingdom of Light. . . Just personal speculation [stunned]

It's good, but it's missing a little bit. I hope the author won't stop updating. At first, I saw that the author was always afraid of Gatanjie. I was surprised that it wouldn't be SanDisk. Only later did I realize that there is such a bullshit government. I don't know if it can become SanDisk.

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.

I think many people will be misled by the reviews of this book. In fact, if you read it carefully, you will find that the male protagonist will gradually explain all this. A little more spoiler, the protagonist's transformation ability is given by the will of the world, not the so-called organization behind it.