[Ultraman Fan][Multiple Suitable Person Settings] Mo Hanxu, who became malicious due to poverty and hatred, met the kind-hearted girl Chen Chang. The gentle atmosphere was destroyed by the invasion of monsters. He discovered that there seemed to be some existence and organization in this world unknown to human beings.
This work is unsystematic and the overall atmosphere is rather depressing.
There is a heroine, but there are very few love scenes and they have nothing to do with the heroine.
There are many connections with the original work, including Night Raid, Visitors, etc.
There are a total of four capable people in this game, and the protagonist is the last one.
Reader comments
It seems that I wanted to write according to the scrapped case to satisfy my regrets, but I would like to make a correction. First of all, Cheng Nai was drawn by Maruyama Hiroshi for fun. If Saijo Nagi used a new form, it would probably be red and blue. And in the original case, the fried chicken was not made by the visitors, but Saijo Nagi went on a rampage and turned into Zagi. It is good to give five stars to encourage the writing.
As the author of this book, I shamelessly give myself a good review.
Pig's Knuckle is not a time travel, it feels like the name of the lonely gate has been changed, and the ending has been changed, without much sense of substitution.
Those who read the original work are not as sharp as you.
It seems that I wanted to write according to the scrapped case to satisfy my regrets, but I would like to make a correction. First of all, Cheng Nai was drawn by Maruyama Hiroshi for fun. If Saijo Nagi used a new form, it would probably be red and blue. And in the original case, the fried chicken was not made by the visitors, but Saijo Nagi went on a rampage and turned into Zagi. It is good to give five stars to encourage the writing.
As the author of this book, I shamelessly give myself a good review.
Pig's Knuckle is not a time travel, it feels like the name of the lonely gate has been changed, and the ending has been changed, without much sense of substitution.
Those who read the original work are not as sharp as you.