Blazar's Classroom: How to Eat Belial's Spare Ribs

It's pretty good [like], especially the part where Blaze was transformed into a giant Hypa by the Baxters, it really scared me [laughing and crying]. I was so scared when I watched that part at night that I quickly wrapped myself in a quilt [laughing and crying]

This book has become another masterpiece in my heart after Dika's next door. Of course, I doubt that the author is writing about Blazer's mental state when he eats Belia alive. But after I thought about it carefully, I decided not to be taboo. Let's cheer for Blaze! Wrrrrrrrrrrrrry! Wrrrrrrrrrrrr~y! To be honest, I rather want to see perverted things, especially things that harm our little cloth [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart] It's been crushed, it's been crushed (no more pressure)

It's logical and can be watched with your brain! Especially Blaze is so cool! ! ! The characters in the original work are so relatable that one wonders if a fangirl of Old Ford wrote the novel, and the plot is so cool, especially the giant Hypa! ! ! Still asking today if Bemonasaurus can be absorbed by Blaze(?)

The protagonist is Blaze, but the plot is not about Blaze, but about Blaze's transformation from the original Ultraman to the Kingdom of Light due to the black hole. The wild side of Blaze is fully written, and the human side is also well written. As for combat, it generally prefers beast-like fighting and hunting, and there is no rapid expansion of combat power like other system novels. Instead, it feels like a very reasonable increase. The most important thing is that it is very interesting to read, and the author is very capable, and he is a tentacle monster.

It's good-looking, I think Zero and the protagonist would have a good rapport [admiration]

The unprecedented Ultra God is written very well and systematically, but it does not stand out as a real tool. This is something that 90% of Tomato books cannot do. It uses the rare setting of dual soul fusion to downplay the time traveler and Ultraman. The writing itself is also good and really blows away. I don't just follow the original work based on my own ideas. There are a lot of innovations. The plot resonates with the readers' emotions and the output is extremely high. The transitions are also very well written, giving me the feeling of watching a movie. The character creation is also good. I'll leave the advantages to you, Yanzu, to find for yourself. There is one more thing. @ You don't want to die because you are so good at writing.

Nice! ! The development of the plot is unconventional, making people wonder under what circumstances the author came up with the idea. Blaze's wildness is perfectly presented, all kinds of things are eaten, and Belial is miserable [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] Everything is based on the plot. Although I feel sorry for Blaze turning into a giant Hypa and other Ultraman being killed, this plot is the most explosive among all the Ultra fans I have ever seen. The author updates very quickly and is so diligent! ! It's the fastest among the serials I've ever followed, and it's so addicting to read!

The plot is very innovative. Just the protagonist Blaze eats Beria alive many times, is plotted by the golden man and replaces Hypa Jetton and is transformed into a Hypa Titan, and then dismembers Zero, Ace, Dyna, Leo, and Gauss. This plot is also a very explosive idea among the entire Ultra fandom.

The writing is awesome, perfectly blending comedy and sensationalism. I laughed so hard in Beria's head that my stomach hurt [laughing]

This is currently the best Ultra story I have read in Tomato. Goldfinger does not look very brainless. The Kingdom of Light is well written and fits my image of the Kingdom of Light utopia. I have seen several novels in which the protagonists and other Ultraman deceive each other insidiously in the Kingdom of Light. The Kingdom of Light is written like a large company. The plot changes are also very innovative, and the author was able to change the plot of the legendary Hyperjetton in a different way when it was almost written to death.