Spark Prism

This book is really good. Whether it is from the plot or the character description, it is a good book, but not many people have read it. I don't know if the author can stick to it [please update]

So far, the novel is quite good. I would say it's not too slow. Anyway, it's quite fast compared to those really slow novels. The atmosphere has almost changed by the time of transformation. Otherwise, more than forty chapters of the plot would have been wasted.

At present, it seems to be very consistent with my inner Ultra fan fiction. There is no system and the protagonist is just an ordinary person. Unlike other novels, you quickly accept the setting that you are the successor of light as soon as you start. This makes me feel that the protagonist and Dagu have obvious similarities, but they are not as mature. The content I've watched so far hasn't reached the point where the protagonist transforms for the first time, so I won't comment on the rest.

How should I put it? The writing of this book is very novel and detailed. It is not like some cool articles that are just finished in a hurry. Although the writing style is not very good, it is better than many novice articles. The protagonist in the author's works is very real and has the same longing and fear for the future as a newly graduated high school student. The growth from just wanting to be an ordinary person to accepting reality and taking on one's own responsibilities runs through the entire text. In addition, rationally speaking, this kind of growth should be more suitable for Nexus and not so suitable for Tiga, but emotionally speaking, Tiga is the dream of our generation when we are young, isn't it?

This kind of slow-burning and patriotic Ultra-themed theme doesn't bother me. It's not so mindless to fight monsters. Later, you can also build mechas like Pacific Rim. The level of writing is very high and the level of development is very high. I hope the author can stick to it. I give it full stars ❤️

To be honest, I personally think this book is outstanding among the Ultrabooks in Tomatoes. Its setting is very novel, and it is different from other Ultrabooks that are invincible at first glance. It requires patience to read, and I personally think that the setting of the male protagonist is very realistic. An 18 or 19-year-old ordinary person who has just graduated from high school and has not experienced too much cannot accept everything instantly like a superman when encountering such things. It requires a process to adapt, an event to inspire, and a person to lead. At the beginning, I wanted to keep books, but I was afraid that if I kept them, I would lose them 🤦 🤦 So, author, you must not run away [I learned it] [I learned it]

A very good article about Ott, the best I have ever read. To be honest, I just read it last week and stayed up until 4.5 O'clock every day (definitely not because I am afraid of sleeping and wasting time). Wall Crack recommendation 👍

I just watched it for a while, and it was slow to warm up. It is normal for some impatient people to not be able to watch it. If you want to write this book well, you don't have to worry about what others think. Take a look at the "Super Ultra War" next door. The initial ratings were pitifully low, and the number of people was small, but there will always be people who have the patience to finish it. The final score came up slowly. My only regret is that the author didn't see it. There are very few authors who can insist on writing this kind of slow-burning writing. "Super Ultra War" is one of them, but I really haven't seen the others. Come on! I will support you I've finished reading the updated chapters, and overall it's feasible. But author, have you ever thought about the heroine? If there is a female protagonist, you have to be more cautious. Most Otvin with female protagonists don't live long. If there is no heroine, you have to pay more attention to family and friendship. You still have to come up with an outline, otherwise it will be difficult to write later, and you also have to think about the ending.

There is a lot of foreshadowing in the early stage, and the description of the protagonist's psychological state is quite consistent with an eighteen-year-old student. Don't ask me, I am also eighteen. Most people will be uneasy when gaining inhuman power, so that it is foreseeable that they will do some bad things later. After seeing people sacrifice, the protagonist decides to use this power to protect others, which is good

I like this kind of unhurried and slow-paced book very much. It can be seen that the author is very careful in writing, and some of the passages are very meaningful. Some of the fight sequences through the author's camouflage also made me a little hot-blooded. I'm already watching it emotionally.