Ultraman? Are You Really Ultraman?

The true spirit of Ultra is not those simple so-called cool novels, nor is it the so-called bright and hypocritical, dark and legitimate novels that are inexplicably supported by others, brainlessly touted, and lack normal logic and justice. There is basically no OOC, and it really has the spiritual core. It has a reasonable plot, and the protagonist has a real Ultra spirit. It can be considered an excellent Ultra fan novel. Those cool articles are touted by some, and they may have their meaning, but some of the things revealed in some cool articles are known by anyone with normal thinking ability to be completely unreasonable nonsense. I have no intention of criticizing others, I have no words to argue with them, and I almost never comment. But this novel really shines. Real Austrian fans recommend watching it. Fine.

It's so cool. At first, I thought that combining mystery and weirdness wouldn't produce a good work. I felt that the weird atmosphere and combat power in this kind of world could easily become unbalanced (mainly because the stereotypes I read before were too heavy). After reading it, I realized that I had underestimated the author, which is a rare thing in Austrian literature. Haha. At first, I was still wondering why it was Severn, but after thinking about it for a long time, I realized that only Severn as the protagonist can fit this theme. An elder who is full of wisdom and loves mankind regardless of his own life can better guide mankind to save this desperate apocalypse. The normal combat power makes the disaster more immersive. Every time I fight a strong enemy, I always think about how to win the situation. I hope the author can control the situation well and write at the current pace. It's so touching. As an Austrian fan, I enjoyed the book very much. Qi Ye's description is so good and his personality is so charming. It makes people feel at ease in any world. Qi Ye is great, no need to say more If the final ending was more tragic, it would be full (I am already looking forward to the ending after only a few chapters)

The current situation: Didi Universe: Excellent Work, Gaia Universe: Masterpiece, Return to Didai Universe: Masterpiece, Nexus Universe: The Best of the American TV Series (the plot is a bit delayed, and the Dauntless Utopia part is too redundant, but if it is based on the American TV series style of the original Nexus series, the evaluation is good)

Very good, it combines Ultraman and weirdness very well. The suspense in each volume is designed to be very attractive, such as the true identity of the first generation of pseudo-types, the truth about the destruction of the Mars base... The author has been emphasizing that the protagonist is not Maou, but the protagonist loves humans just as much as the original Severn, and even the protagonist uses the moves of the original Severn. It really makes people look forward to the true identity of the protagonist.

A super nice novel, recommended by someone at Bilibili. When I read it, I thought it was a thriller throughout. But from another perspective, this is also the process of a lonely Ultraman searching for the truth and himself. Maybe everything around him is fake, but his passionate heart must be true. Now about the plot. I can only say that I am looking forward to the follow-up. I don't know how the author's outline will go. Moreover, these Ultraman gave me the feeling of facing the fake Ultra brothers in the movie version of Zero against Lopus Zero, and I couldn't kill them all. The Land of Pseudo Light can't be a physical planet like in the Gaia chapter, it would be more scary, and I feel that it can be a little more "suppressed". After Lao Qi's combat power has grown, the overall feeling of terror has somewhat declined. After all, the root of all fear is insufficient firepower. But I feel that the sense of terror can start from the human heart, just like the woman I met in the Gaia chapter. The cognitive coverage is very difficult to bear. After all, other people are hell 😂. I feel like Pseudo-Hikali can give Lao Qi a big boost, and Yearning for the Light can do some cognitive reversal and the like. I hope the author's works will get better and better!

Although it is a strange world, the true spirit and heart of Ultraman will not change. Saiwen written by the author fits the character very well. He loves human beings and is willing to work hard for the justice in his heart and a better future. Looking forward to the follow-up truth and ending [asking for more explosive updates][asking for more explosive updates]

God among gods! The description of Severn's character is very charming, and the plot is also very ups and downs and attractive. It is suspenseful where it should be, and it is flammable where it should be. It is the only book that I can't stop. Come on, author!

This is a real book with an Ultra spirit. The Gaia chapter and the X chapter are really the best among gods, and the rhythm is very well controlled. Although the X chapter has less portrayal of other characters, it really brings the character of Daichi Daiku to life. In the final decisive battle between the real X and the fake X, Dadi and The bond of everyone, the showdown with the pseudo-Gyx in the fight against the pseudo-Gyx, the bond between one person and one Olympus, Zalatim Ray, made me, an Aix cook, burst into tears. Really, an author who is not familiar with Ultraman, an author who does not love Ultraman, cannot write such a work. This can totally be regarded as a spin-off of Aix's main show. The quality is absolutely outstanding. I'm so excited that I don't know what to say.

It is a really excellent work. It is not doing selfish things in the name of Ultraman. Every section is like watching a movie. It is very exciting. The Seventh Master written by the author is almost exactly the same as the Seventh Master in my impression, strong and gentle. Although the Nexus chapter is a bit too complicated, the ending is enough to make people excited. I really want to thank the author for bringing this book to us

It's pretty good. Although there is a bit of OOC in the front, it's generally good. This pseudo-Occult also avoids disgusting things like the original OOC being weirdly insulted. I'm looking forward to the author's subsequent stories. Another suggestion is to write more descriptions of action and mentality. The plot advances a bit fast. I also suggest that it be better to check if there are any typos or unclear words before posting. Oh, and I would also suggest reducing some of the descriptions of Severin encountering some horrible things, breaking into a cold sweat, being frightened, etc. Relatively speaking, I feel that dignified, calm, sad, and angry are more suitable. In the end, he is still a high-level being with a strong spirit. Of course, this is just a personal suggestion.