Comprehensive Comics: This Light Novelist Is a Giant

It feels like there are too many people, and the author's writing style cannot support so many people. Let's reduce the number of people [cover face] You didn't even give me the feeling that you were writing Ultraman [face covering]

Well, how can I put it this way? I think the author is quite good. He can reply to many comments in time [facepalm], and I still don't get tired of reading the latest chapter of the novel. But in the middle, I saw some people's comments saying that there are too many female protagonists [facepalm]. I want to read more fighting movies. I want to say, isn't the heroine of the comprehensive comic the type that most people like? How bad? And this is a tomato, brother, there are many female protagonists, but they are not directly in the harem. Nuanmei is not a harem. Most people put themselves into the protagonist to experience it. Is it interesting to fight little monsters for a day? Moreover, most of the authors of comprehensive comics now write about various Japanese anime. Which series does not have multiple female protagonists? And when I wrote it, I actually felt that it could be substituted for many episodes. There is no need to limit it. For example, the male protagonist goes out to travel and encounters the male and female protagonists of other anime and experiences some things, but it is not indirect and the female protagonist falls in love with the male protagonist. This is just the experience of the male protagonist, isn't it? I'm saying that since this is a comprehensive comic book world, it can't just be around the male protagonist. After all, monsters can't only appear around the protagonist, right? What world view is there? If you go to other countries and regions, you will definitely be able to meet the protagonists of other animation areas. Then the scope will gradually become wider. The protagonists cannot always be around them. The ones around them can only be said to be the core. If there are just a few friends or ambiguous partners, won't you get tired of it? Nowadays, most of Tomato's writings are ambiguous, and many of them don't say whether they will succeed or not with the heroine at the end. Some choose one at the end, and some directly choose the Crystal Palace in the end, but the expression is not obvious. Isn't this normal? [Laughing and crying] Having said this, I would like to ask how the friends, relatives and heroine around the protagonist should be protected at all times? Can't the protagonist absorb the power of monsters to develop skills? Can we directly provide the heroine or his friends with the ability to resist harm, at least so that the protagonist can sense it and arrive in time, or if he is tired, it can be through a dream or sixth sense. For example, if the protagonist suddenly wakes up one day while sleeping, he can directly rescue someone who is in danger. If the distance is too far, you can also arrange a time and space monster to directly learn to travel through the past. There is also a problem with the protagonist's identity being exposed. Once the protagonist is known by the state or alien life, or causes harm to the people around the protagonist, the protagonist will always be at risk of being caught. Can you arrange a skill such as disguise or directly dilute the memory? After all, the protagonist can only move around on this planet [face covering]. Of course, these are some random thoughts on my part. I don't know if the author can see it, but that's it. I think it's pretty cool.

It's a little bit poisonous, but I think it's okay if you have strong poison resistance.

I think Gaia can be replaced with Nexus,

Author, I would like to ask if Masa Miyamura will be defeated in the future (die with the enemy) or if he cannot defeat the enemy and exhausts his energy to temporarily seal the enemy (there is an episode in Ace TV like this). I feel that it would be better to give Masa Miyamura more strength [laughter][laughter][laughter]

It's been a long time since I've seen a comprehensive comic on Tomato that makes me so satisfied. The setting is not bad, and the daily life is not monotonous. I have to keep writing. Author

The writing is okay, of course for a new author, the quality is not bad, I can still read it, keep up the good work.

The protagonist's character design is okay, but I hope the author can focus less on harem love scenes and more on fighting and non-romantic daily life [Bookshelf plus one][Bookshelf plus one][Bookshelf plus one]

I follow it every day, it's so good. There are very few comics and Ultraman novels. I hope the author can keep writing and write hundreds of chapters. Come on.

Come on, author, you can learn from it. There is also a comprehensive comic series about Gaia.

Not bad. Should the author consider adding an Agururu later? How can we be the king without us? Hahahaha

Finally found a male protagonist that satisfies me

I don't know what to say. After watching it for a while, I felt a little unbearable. Give me four stars to comfort you. Come on, author.

The content is still good so far

My brother's writing is very good, keep writing.

It's fun to watch, and the protagonist doesn't have any special intentions of hiding his identity. I give it a five-star rating.

Let me fly high. [Like][Like]

It seems ok so far

Feeling pretty good

Very nice, good luck to the author

Good luck to the author!

Looks good, don't cut it off

Not bad, the subject matter is novel

A good Ultra manga.

Good looking, come on author

After reading 3 chapters, the protagonist's name appears too often. There is one name in every 2 sentences. Try reading a few chapters later.

It feels like there is one less transformer, this is the essence @Just arrived downstairs

So far, there's no big problem. Give me 48 hours.

It's very good. Now I went to the Dragon Clan and came back with a trio of nannies. It's pretty good. When will there be a Supreme?

Add Nanami Aoyama and Mahiru Shiina [smile]