Ultraman: Reincarnated as a Young Rookie, I'm Taro's Adopted Son

I just like to watch more relaxed plots where the protagonist is not too frustrated. I'm not good at expressing myself, but I'll briefly explain why I gave it five stars (the rating of the novel is really low now, I almost missed it) ①The writing style, rhythm of the writing, and the plot are all very comfortable to me. I read two-thirds of the book with pleasure before adding it to the bookshelf. ②The character creation of the protagonist is also quite good, and the interaction with each arcana is handled very harmoniously. Ren'ao also used Kirino Makoto's words to express that the protagonist looks down on mankind from the perspective of a "god". It also reflects that there is an invisible wall between the protagonist as an outsider and an insider in the early stage. The subsequent growth and character arc of the protagonist should also be based on this aspect. Judging from Xiaodeng and Super Eight Worlds, the protagonist has gradually awakened the protective heart of Ultra. We look forward to the protagonist truly integrating into the Ultra world. ③In terms of plot, the original character Mysterious Man has been added. The protagonist has lost some of the "precognition" ability of the time traveler, and has a strong opponent with the ability to resurrect. It seems a bit urgent to me as a reader, but uncertainty and originality are also important components of fan fiction. ④The pictures and extensive updates in each chapter are really good. ⑤I feel that I can feel the author's love from the words and emotional scenes (mysterious and mysterious), in short, it is very enjoyable ꉂ (˵¯̴͒ꇴ¯̴͒˵) In addition, the Super 8 Ultra Brothers and the Four Heroes all appear (minus Astra Hikari), which is really cool. Oh Mo٩(๑´3｀๑)۶. Personally, it's really exciting for me that Taro and Higashikataro can meet again. Finally, I hope you, the author, work hard and the novel will become popular as soon as possible and you will have food to eat. Hehe.

It's nice to watch. [Adoration] The protagonist is so cute, and the interaction with everyone is so interesting. Wow, I really like the ending for Tregear. 🥰 This blackened continent is such an interesting setting. According to this development, if the soul body of the Reblondo star is removed, Bai Bei will come back. I look forward to [Adoration]. The protagonist is delicious with everyone (crazy CPo(^▽^)o)

After seeing Chapter 446, I thought about it and decided to comment. The article is quite interesting. The protagonist can turn defeat into victory when being beaten. It is a growth story. The protagonist also has a distinct personality. There is no CP. The interaction with friends is also very warm. There are two points that I can't accept at the moment. First: The protagonist promised that Zeta would give priority to him when he wanted to take on a disciple, and then he accepted Yinhe as his apprentice, and said that Yinhe was the chief disciple. Well, it was understandable. After all, he did not expect that Yinhe would call him master. However, in the middle section, when the protagonist returned to the Kingdom of Light and met Zeta at the space port, he didn't say anything. He didn't show any expression, as if he had not promised. He also told Zeta that he hoped that Zeta would not be a patrolman or something like that next time he met, and then hurriedly found someone to help Yinhe fight the boss in the Galaxy world. Second: The protagonist promised Seven to teach Zero that skill, but when he had some free time, he forgot to teach it, and Zero developed it himself. Of course, some people may think that the protagonist only needs to decide his own things and his own ideas. Of course, he can, but why should he make a commitment if it cannot be completed? Anyway, I personally attach great importance to this point, but it makes me uncomfortable. I haven't had time to see it later, maybe there will be any changes. Of course the writing is good, otherwise I wouldn't have been able to read more than 400 chapters

I saw it on the homepage. Since the title of the book was unremarkable, I read it with the mentality of giving it a try. It's very interesting. As the protagonist is Ultraman, there are both strengths and weaknesses in writing about him. This is especially highlighted in the part about Tiga.

I really like it. I listened to the novel offline for a week at school. As soon as I got home, I couldn't wait to comment. I thought it could compare with the novels written by novices and academic masters! They are all very much to my liking, I love them so much! The character of the protagonist is also super cute (I've listened to more than 190 chapters, but because I listened offline, there won't be much reading time. (σ′▽‵)′▽‵)σ

It's not bad, but there is a contradiction. Seven still wants to teach Zero in the Kingdom of Light, but then why can't he and the other three sealed super beasts transform on the earth?

I didn't want to read it because of the name and the lack of ratings, but after reading other novels, Tomato recommended it to me, so I thought I'd take a look, but I didn't expect it to be quite good. Not bad, not bad.

I almost missed this book because of the low rating, but I read it out of curiosity. It turned out that this book is really good, and overall very relaxing and interesting. I really like the bond between the protagonist and the great Gumenbius, and it has grown through continuous training. It is an excellent fanfic that I have read, and it is also the first fanfic that I have read in a few months. I highly recommend this book. The more you read it, the better it becomes. I hope the author will work harder to create a better book and don't give up! At the same time, I really like the story in the world of Mebius. Everyone in the defense team has always been a good person!

Yes, although the protagonist is very strong, his enemies are even stronger. I don't understand this. Most of them (I mean most of them) are suppressed and beaten. The author's writing was not very good in the early stage, but it got much better later on. Of course, I don't understand why he added a powerful mysterious man, who is also very awesome Klass [OK], but it's still very interesting. 6. The enemies that the protagonist encounters are all hell-level, and they will die every time they encounter them. What else is there to care about? Although everyone will win in the end, I still don't want to watch it. Maybe it's because I read too many cool articles. I can't accept this at all. What I want to see is the highlight of the protagonist. It may be that the author wants to reflect the team spirit, so every time the protagonist acts like an important supporting NPC, either on the way to being beaten or on the way to being killed, I can only say that the author Klass is awesome.

It's a really engaging book. Although the title seems abstract, the content is very serious. The protagonist has a very strong personality. He is a good boy with a bit of naughty in the eyes of the elders, and a very reliable senior in the eyes of the younger generations. He can be said to be a heartthrob. In the early stages of Tiga World, the protagonist has a bit of a time traveler's mentality, a little cold, but in the later stages he slowly grows up and becomes gentle. The world of Mebius later is directly the real Ultra spirit. In the process of growing up, it made up for a lot of difficulties, and the story with Guys was also particularly touching. The most enjoyable part is the native world, and the way the protagonist handles it is very comfortable. It's a pity that when the protagonist met his brother-in-law Nexus later on, he originally thought he could go to that world to help fight against a wave of night raiders. However, when he met Nexus later, he was already a minor actor, which was quite a pity. Regarding the plot, because the variable of the protagonist has been added, the difficulty of the copy has definitely increased, and the plot has even more ups and downs. The author narrates the gap in combat power very well. Some readers may find it verbose, but in fact, I feel better listening to the book, but I also have some frameworks in my mind. What I want to say is that the author's plot is also very well written. Even though I have read the original work, the author's plot gives people a sense of excitement that is beyond the control of the reader, and I can't stop reading. In summary, the author's writing and characters are excellent, and there are many exciting fights, but what impressed me even more was the bond between the protagonist and the guys. It was so touching, as if they had never left.