Ultraman: Hey, Monster! You Can't Eat Me and Then Expect to Walk Away!

What can I say, this love novel is a very good one, the best among male novels! The love-hate relationship between the male protagonist and Mephistopheles is very touching. Although there are many childhood sweethearts, the scenes do not overly compete with the heroine's plot. The content is that in the future high-tech era, the male protagonist one day wears a brain-computer device, but unexpectedly, he is stimulated by an electric leakage, and becomes paranoid. He imagines that his personality is split and he travels to a different world and is immersed in it, unable to leave the brain-computer world. The tsundere heroine Mephisto never abandons her, risking her life to wear a brain-computer interface to save her lover. The two become lovers and finally get married. When the hero wakes up, his condition improves, and he, the heroine Mephisto, and the childhood sweetheart Chaos with blond hair and twin tails also keep up with the happy life. The story is very touching, especially the scene where the hero refuses to give up on Mephistopheles until his death. The two finally get back together and fight back to kill the final boss, which really makes people cry. [Cry][cry][cry] Summary of the book: What a pair of fateful mandarin ducks! [Crying] : Seriously speaking, the protagonist burns himself and relies on A skill to resurrect from the dead, keep fighting, and fight with your friends Fighting, fighting, suddenly shouting about friendship, bondage, hope, and so on, it starts to explode to the limit. I personally like this kind of novel that is fun to fight and less toxic. The key is that you can also see the evil forces being forced to become good and then become good people inextricably. It is really exciting just thinking about it! The author also knows that writing love stories is easy to break down, so he doesn't write much about it. It is really a good novel. Even though the data is poor and not many people have read it, he did not choose the eunuch. Instead, he wrote the plot very seriously and tried hard to leave us with a finale that leaves no regrets. For such a great author who doesn't care about the plot but doesn't care about plot, I can only say that I wish his whole family good health and all the best, and he will definitely win the lottery when he buys it. [Blowing kiss]

This book is a joyful Ultra spirit, and the protagonist often burns Mephistopheles to illuminate the light. (Lao Mei: Why are you so selfish?) Irritable Shu is the real second brother, possessing the strongest Ultra spirit. He uses Dekai's body to beat Hapa, and like 25 boys, Ultra escapes from marriage. (Very classic) Lu Chishu saved Jedun from the sea and risked his life to tell Luchi Al that the correctness of Galaxy's ideas gave the original place a good ending. That's when I started thinking about it, my brain ran out of memory.

It is indeed a relatively new genre. There will always be a protagonist whose personality will match your aesthetics. I doubt that every fan will have an exclusive protagonist in the future, and then urge the author every day to let their protagonist appear more in the plot [laughing]

The writing is very good. In the group portraits in Ultraman, each personality is perfectly shaped and has its own characteristics, but at the same time it must have its own bottom line and it is not pure heroism.

This protagonist makes people very comfortable. His methods are dark but his heart is bright. Whether it is Hua Laoshu who dares to die heroically when he does not know that he can be resurrected, or the irritable Shu who fights wits and courage to clear the hell dungeon, or the real person who takes risks with his own body, all make people admire him. At the same time, the "God of Cooking" in this book feels like an operation that can be compared with "Shocking" and "Evil Gate". "God of Cooking" and "Nine Prison Gates" also make these hell copies less depressing. It's really a rare and good book

The author, you are really amazing. The writing is very good. Each personality has its own charm. It is really amazing. It is really passionate and happy. Sometimes it is quite heartbreaking to watch. I am not very good at talking, but the author, you are really amazing. [I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying] I haven't finished watching it yet, but I think it's still very interesting, so keep up the good work.

What does this book say? It's one of the more novel Ultra fan stories I've ever read. The protagonist in the middle uses darkness to turn into light, which is quite interesting. It perfectly demonstrates the character of the protagonist who is good to me, but I am better than him, and bad to me, even worse than him. In particular, the battle between the protagonist and Lukiel in the book greatly illustrates the personality charm of the dark Lukiel. Lukiel's arrogance and worldly prejudice were written into the pen, but he did not deny Lukiel blindly, but added the concept of Lukiel's love for life. This makes Luigi El's defeat by the protagonist seem excusable. In the end, sealing up the memory and traveling to the earth to understand the meaning of life laid the key seeds for the subsequent war. Overall, I think this book is okay. The interesting thing about this book is that the author did not deliberately increase the strength of the protagonist for the sake of the plot. Instead, he continued to increase the strength of the villain boss. Every time you think that the villain's strength is impossible to increase, you suddenly get something big. And the villain is not without brains. On the contrary, the final boss's IQ is very high. This made me think about how to defeat such a villain while watching it? However, although the author's writing style is a bit green, he has a good control over the general content. He can find some small details and unexpected ways to round it out, and he does not deliberately reduce the villain's strength and IQ for the sake of the plot. And the most important thing is the protagonist, No Madonna, No Madonna, Cut Madonna.

Very pretty. Except that the many timelines are a little dizzying. The main thing is to treat each personality as a human being, and no matter how good the quality is [laughing evilly], it is always relatively good. Although the personality characteristics are not distinctive, the impact is not big. Have you read Qin Ze's book? It treats clones with low combat power as consumables, but it's really exciting. It's not like other Ultra fans, wearing the skin of Ultraman, but the various private and fabricated settings inside are simply beyond recognition! I read an Ott article before, and the content was quite good, but there was no one there. Because the author writes Ultraman like a fantasy or fairy tale, I don't really like Ultraman with strict realm differentiation. If you write like this, you won't be able to read it, and if you want to read it, you won't be interested. So what's the point? Good guy, I wrote 266 words in one go. Just suggestions, personal thoughts, don't comment if you don't like them, thank you. Good guy, hot memes, funny, abstract, clone-like, immortal, Ultraman, hot-blooded, capitalist, Leonix... The ingredients are really complex. Nice! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! (Expressing the author's love and praise)

A very good book. The bad news is that the chef is the god of cooking. The good news is that the chef is the god of cooking. Why are there only two updates every day? [Pauses face] If it's not enough, the battle plot is also very good. The main reason why I read this book is the irritability and relief. Zero on Tyro's side is really hard to describe, there are no plug-ins, and now the plot does not include him.

The subject matter is very novel and the structure is substantial. As far as I am concerned, it is very beautiful. In addition to the slow update, although I have seen some themes of split personality traveling through the world before, this book gave me a unique feeling. Split personality traveling, plus Ultra and evil ways of unfolding, each personality is described very well. Sometimes, for example, some chapters, such as when the new personality is not dead, can make him rip out his heart with just a few words. It is still a bit unrealistic or some better. It is a very good book that can open up ideas and the worldview structure has also been rewritten to a certain extent. The strange line of Goldfinger is even more unexpected.