From the Start, I'm Zero's Human Host: A Mysterious Journey of Light

I want to make a few exceptions here. The style of this novel is different from other Ultraman novels. Firstly, there is no system blessing, and there will be no sudden mastery of someone's power. Secondly, there will be no follow-up special shooting plots. Fourth, I can't write about everyone's favorite Ultraman. I also have my own preferences, so please don't say why a certain Ultraman didn't appear. This is not a novel about other Ultraman. The protagonist is Amo! I hope I'm not writing a novel but telling a story. Writing is not easy, and I hope readers who don't like the content of the article can just quit. (Hand over~)

I just discovered it today, and I finished reading it in no time. The author's description of each character in it makes people feel vivid. At least I really didn't like the new generation before, and I was reluctant to watch it. Maybe it's because Tiga is the first Ultraman I've ever watched, and I always thought that the new generation was too gaudy and lacked the simple beauty of the previous ones. But this is the only one in which I don't get tired of seeing the appearance of the new generation. As long as the previous articles mentioned the world of the new generation and their appearances, I was not very willing to read it. However, it is also possible that the early plot was very warm with the author, and the control of the characters was very good, which also made me have some interest in the new generation. I think the plot is also very smooth, and it makes people want to continue watching it naturally. Of course, some people who like to read cool stories will find the plot a bit dragging. But for someone like me who likes characters to have connections and emotions that deepen step by step, I thought the plot was very tight. All in all, it's a work worth watching. For those who don't like it, it can only be said that everyone has their own preferences. I am also looking forward to the follow-up plot, but I am wondering whether the story line between the heroine and the present earth can be interspersed with the narrative. After all, if the perspective is always in a peaceful and warm place like the Kingdom of Light, many people may not like the plot of such a plain life. Of course, this is just a suggestion. It depends on how the author operates it. Anyway, I am determined! I really wish you were the donkey of the production team. At that time, I would just stand aside and encourage you to update more frequently. [Learned]

I watched it all night, and it was really frustrating. The heroine was so miserable. She was played with in various ways, like a cow being led by the nose, or a cat being teased with a stick. At the beginning, she passively experienced death several times in her dreams, one of which she was burned alive. Then she was almost killed in her sleep, and was beaten to death by someone from the place where she was born. The consciousness of the universe has made it to the Kingdom of Light. The content was quite amusing to my aunt, but the frustrating process of going back begins. I suggest latecomers jump directly to the finale, because you will become more and more excited as you watch. In the end, the villain failed and still has a clear conscience, becoming the king. The defeated enemy was so calm, and there was no joy of victory at all. After being teased, it was as if he had won, as if he had not won. The reason for winning was that the consciousness of the original universe had had enough of the drama and did not want to watch anymore. The grasshopper after the fall had been jumping around for too long, and the heroine had all the power to crush the villain. Before, the heroine had always been The remaining blood is still flowing. The heroine is not dead not because of fate, but because the consciousness of the original universe refuses to let go. The finale and the extras make the aunt laugh again. It is best to read this book selectively, and be careful to avoid the aggrieved chapters [OK] (Personal opinion, for reference only, don't criticize me if you don't like it, you are right if you criticize me)

It's a dream come true. When I watched it, I put myself in the role of the heroine, [face covering] [face covering] [like] [like] [like] [like] I have always dreamed of becoming Zero's human body [awkward laugh] [laughter] [laughter]

I really love it! For me, it has no shortcomings except that it is not enough to read. The description is delicate, the logic is clear, and the sense of substitution is super strong. I would like to call it one of the best I have seen in Owen! I want to make fun of Tregchia and the heroine, and hope there will be a side story. After all, you have no cp when writing the main text...

This is the best writing among Ultra fans that I have seen so far. The psychological description of the characters is very detailed, the heroine is very sensible, and there is basically no OOC. It is very good-looking. In the blink of an eye, this book has ended, and I really feel a little reluctant to let it go, just like the finale of a TV series. Although the ending is very beautiful, I don't know why I burst into tears [crying] I've searched in many places. I rarely see this book recommended unless I search carefully. I don't know why.

I finished reading it but couldn't bear to part with it ( p_q) The daily life described by the author is very warm, and the character's personality is also very vivid and the writing is delicate. It expresses my imagination of Ultraman in real life ヽ(*´з｀*)ﾉ Mo Mo is very gentle, and so are the Ultramans. The novel made me feel the gentleness and warmth that belongs to Ultraman again. (I haven't watched Ultraman for so long that I have almost forgotten their essence. They are light.) It is the warmest and most delicate Ultraman story I have read so far, and it is also a bit brain-burning. , My brain was not enough when I watched it (๑óò๑). Even though there are no particularly passionate fights or plots, the author's long-flowing writing style is really touching. I'm so lucky to have come across this book. Kudos to the author! \^O^/

After reading, scatter flowers! There is no CP in the main text, it is more like the experience and growth of the heroine, but I feel that Taylor is the hidden male protagonist [laughs evilly], but I found that it is not written in the main text, but there is a side story, the side story is really sweet, oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo… After reading so many Ultra fanfics, this is the second one that I found very interesting. The others always felt like they were either OOC or just weird. I can really get into it!

Really good-looking! ! ! ! It's a dream come true, woo woo hoo, I also want to meet Zero and the others like the heroine [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying]

This is a pretty good fanfic, one of the rare female characters that has no spoofs, no system, is not invincible, is more everyday, and the main plot is worth watching. First of all, there is no OOC of the light camp in terms of character design, and the main and supporting characters are relatively well-drawn. The emotional line ends right in the middle of the main line, without too much description but giving people just the right feeling of bondage. Overall, it looks routine but not boring. The rest are some personal opinions on the plot, I may not understand them well, they are for reference only. Overall, it feels like the heroine's psychological growth is the main line. There is indeed a kind of darkness overall, but the warmth of light is more touching.