Kidnapped from the Start, the Ultraman Gang Kicks Down the Door

This time, the story begins with Hikari, the child-rearing (robbing) maniac, director of the Science and Technology Bureau, leader of the blue-skinned demons, master of weapons invention, and the man who uses my child to destroy your whole family. Kali.

This Ultra novel is really very good-looking. The protagonist is not a time-traveler, a time-traveler, or a time-traveler. Important things should be said three times. Don't come in at the right time and say that you are stepping on the thunder. The protagonist is not an ordinary Ultraman, he is a child conceived by a planet with all its strength to repay Ultraman's kindness. But due to an accident, the protagonist was brought back to be raised by Zuo Fei. Originally, Zuo Fei wanted to adopt the protagonist, but was intercepted by Xikali. Later, the protagonist became good friends with Zero and saved his cultural class! The cause of illness couldn't bear to see Zero sad, and the protagonist also helped him meet his mother. But the protagonist was in a coma for 20 days. During this period, Hikali also cut off Sero. While Severn was in prison, he adopted Sero. When Seven came out of prison and saw that Sero had been adopted by Shikari, the scene really made me laugh to death. [Laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing]

Messiah is really one of my favorites. I haven't found one that can replace it. It doesn't deliberately issue knives, doesn't collapse the secrets, doesn't blindly suppress the original characters, doesn't involve harems or systems, doesn't make awkward emotional lines, doesn't mess up the timeline, and doesn't make routines. It's really one of the few. I really like the setting of Voice of the Stars, but the ending feels a bit rushed. I wish the author could write more. After that, I read some high-scoring books, but either they started off poorly, or I got tired of following the plot halfway through, or there were inexplicable ambiguous emotional lines. It's really hard to find a fan with a family-friendly ending. Good luck, author.

The author depicts each character very well, and it is very smooth when reading. I think the protagonist is a very rational person, independent, and a little bit evil. When reading, I can feel the personality charm of the protagonist. The description of other characters is very good, without breaking the character. The creation of the original characters is also very good. The plot development is logical and not superficial, and the protagonist The description of getting along with Hikari or Ji Yajun is very healing. When I read it, I have a very healing atmosphere, and I feel like bathing in the sun. Other details are also handled very well. I like to read this kind of high quality. After all, many books nowadays are either time travelers or systematic books. To be honest, I will get tired of eating delicacies from the mountains and seas every day. Anyway, I really like this book. Good luck to the author! One thing worth complaining about is the time traveler. Maybe I have read too many time travel literature systems, but I am a bit awkward in this kind of secondary creation. The current system literature is either invincible or semi-invincible, and does not portray rich emotions like the author.

It's so good. This book is really good. Although it's a little dull in the middle, it becomes good in the end. The protagonist and Zero have a light sense of camaraderie.

Some articles. Everyone was as decisive as the third person. It's not a novel, it's like a game from God's perspective. At first glance, he seems sensible and courageous. When you taste it carefully, you will think how can a creature with feelings be heartless? Everyone is confused when faced with a choice. Everyone cannot be defined as good or evil. Everyone just has his reasons or reasons. I think this article is very good. There are true feelings, contradictions, and hesitations. Narratives that seem relatively plain often make people cry. A hymn describing a hero in plain language. Far better than those grand narratives. The author still needs work, but this is a recommendable article.

It can be said that it is very beautiful, and the character descriptions are also very detailed. It is the best book I have ever read. In my mind, it is a book that ranks with academics. I really like Messiah and think he is gentle and careful. He is never afraid of trouble. If trouble comes, he will solve it. He doesn't like to provoke others, but he will fight back when others provoke them at home. He is said to be gentle. He is indeed very gentle. ! ! ! ! It's still the same beautiful sentence [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart]. It's been the second time I've read it, and it still looks so good! ! !

I don't quite understand the Tomato ratings. This book is currently one of the most exciting Ultra stories I've read besides The Scholar, The Evil Sect, and Hyperjetton. I've read Chapter 18 so far, and it's really well written.

Not bad, not bad. Although the added time traveler is an invisible poison, it is not abrupt when joined with other self-created characters. Instead, it is very smooth. If this quality can be maintained, 8.0 And 9.0 Will definitely be available.

The protagonist Messiah, the consciousness of the voice of the star, his father Hikari, a blue scientist has extraordinary power and has a good relationship with many Ultras. In an accident, Messiah was drawn into other time and space, cut off from the Kingdom of Light, and had his memory erased. He gradually found his way home and became stronger. At the same time, a director of the Science and Technology Bureau of the Kingdom of Light often missed his 2,000-year-old son, and Zero vowed to work hard to become stronger and find the Messiah. The perfect score is 10 points, I give it 100 points, it's so beautiful [send my heart][send my heart][send my heart]