The People of the Motherland Are in Marvel, Traveling Through Tiga to Become Ultraman

66, Many, After reading more than sixty chapters, I thought the male protagonist was a "man from the motherland" and a man who had no desire to do anything. Actually it's not, let's not say it's the Holy Mother, but it does have nothing to do with the "people of the motherland" [face covering]. After thirty or forty chapters, the male protagonist goes through some things and slowly becomes a native of the motherland (Marvel world). In Ultraman's words, he can be considered neutral and kind-hearted. The core ability of the male protagonist is infinite evolution. I don't know why. It may be due to the male protagonist's behavior. He was invincible in the early stage, but it always feels a bit uninteresting. [Awkward laugh]. It looks better later. I don't understand some parts of the male protagonist's logic, and I can't understand some operations [face covering]. HG Invincible Xiaobai's cool article, if you are interested, you can read it. 227, Many, The description of combat power needs to be improved, and there are a lot of problems. Marvel and Ultra feel like two novels.

Are you sure that the genes obtained by the protagonist are from the motherland? I'm sure it's not Doomsday or a gene related to adaptation. The ability that the protagonist gets at the beginning is infinitely adaptable, which can be said to be very strong. However, it is better not to have a system later. When there was pressure to survive before, I just adapted and got new abilities. However, when I got the system later, I needed to pay system energy points. I don't know whether this weakened or strengthened the protagonist, but overall, except for some minor poisonous points, it is still acceptable.

Very good. Finally, I should also get the ability to transform people. I know the protagonist should use Professor X's ability, right?

So beautifully written

Part of the plot looks a bit familiar. Is the author a trumpet?

Original text: If I can't be with you, I would rather live alone for the rest of my life Ancient style: If it weren't for you in this life, why worry about black hair and white clothes?

Come on, come on, come on, it's good, it's okay

This novel seems refreshing

Chapter 25: Poisonous, I can't be left alone, Akaishi

Can the author post a picture of Ultraman, a native of the motherland, without any words? Thank you.

Feeling comfortable, feeling great, this is a cool article

Both Worlds is well written and enjoyable. It is a qualified novel, but the number of words is too few.

The identity of the protagonist is a super native of the motherland. Remember not to think too hard when watching it. It is very enjoyable and Shava is decisive.

It's okay, but I like to save civilians who live a small life.

Share poisonous books together

It's good, interesting, and wonderful. The male protagonist is bolder and more proactive, and then he has more harems. It's perfect. Come on, go, go, go, update quickly.

It's so cool to be working at Marvel

Overall it's good

Very beautiful. I love watching it.

The clear distinction between good and evil is Link, a native of the motherland.

The writing is pretty good. But I think I've seen it

Interesting and funny, it's a very good novel

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

Isn't the protagonist a nanny?

Chapter fifty-six can't be read

Not bad, okay. Come and take a look, everyone.

It is indeed the "Supreme Edition ● People of the Motherland" "The Perfect Motherland"

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

Compared with other books, this book is considered to be above average.

Perfectly combine Ultraman and Marvel