Yuan Shan Yi discovers that he has arrived in the world of Ultraman Gaia. Gamu Takayama, who was supposed to be the human host, has vanished, and Ultraman Gaia is nowhere to be found in the world beneath the Earth either.
As Gob descends and the Lightning Team is defeated, Yuan Shan Yi suddenly realizes that the missing Light of the Earth has long been inside him. He defeats Gob, lets Gil go, and kills Apate. At first, he thinks that all he has to do is clear up Hiroya Fujimiya's misunderstanding, and then he can defeat the final Destruction Bringer alongside Agul, just as in the original series. But gradually, he notices that the monsters appearing are not quite right: Red King, the Yapool, Alien Baltan. Faced with these powerful enemies who never appeared in Ultraman Gaia, Yuan Shan Yi has no choice but to keep growing stronger.
Scene One: Supreme Gaia looks at the Red King before him. “Red King, want to see which of us is stronger?”
Scene Two: Ultraman Gaia beckons to Alien Baltan. “Come on, Alien Baltan. Try my Photon Stream!”
Scene Three: “Any living creature feels pain and fear when attacked, or shows an opening. But Super Beasts don't feel any of that,” Yuan Shan Yi says. The Super Beast stares at Supreme Gaia's raised fist. “Bullshit.”
This is a System story, but the cheat isn't all-powerful. It simply provides a reason to visit other Ultraman worlds.
Later, give Gaia an SSV or bring out the Light of the Sky. I remember the protagonist of Ultraman Fighting Legend obtained the light of the sky, ocean, and earth, achieving a planetary nascent form, comparable to God IV.
It's really good, but the system seems a bit toxic. Take it slow, it'll get better as your writing improves. One step at a time. It's normal to get criticized and given low ratings; you'll get used to it. If you write normally, I'll keep reading. Keep it up!
The book has a clear structure, logical flow, and good content transitions. The protagonist isn't mindless. My suggestion is that this type of V3 format is practically ubiquitous in books. Furthermore, the system serves as a helpful auxiliary function, making it quite perfect. I really like this kind of growth-themed book.
Everything's fine; as long as he doesn't mess up the writing, it'll be a top-tier masterpiece from Tomato.
Author brother, who are you planning to write about as the female lead? Keep writing! 🤭🤭🤭
It's well-written. Based on my years of reading experience, this book is sure to be a hit, with a minimum rating of 7 out of 10.
Five stars! I just hope it doesn't get abandoned. There are so few Ultraman writers, even fewer Ultraman Gaia writers, and this is a book that doesn't have many flaws. I just beg you not to abandon it! 🥺
It's really good! I've finally found a Gaia fanfic. There are many Ultraman fanfics by Tomato, and the Gaia storyline is very profound, but no one is writing about it. Keep it up, author!
Is this a new author? Keep it up, you write well!
Author, you're not producing enough content! 😆