The universe has fallen into darkness and monsters are rampant, but Ultraman has never existed here.
18-Year-old Wangchuan traveled here after his death, carrying the last "power of hope" and binding the reflection system that was on the verge of dormancy.
However, on the first night after waking up, he encountered the terrifying monster in Ace's world - Hotarunga.
It hunts silently, with strange rules, and only screams of despair remain under the bloody moonlight.
Until the moment he was about to die, he held the Ultra Ring that suddenly appeared with his bare hands and shouted the name of light——
"Ace!!!"
The light tore through the night, and the Ultra Warriors came to this world for the first time.
But the illusion will eventually dissipate, and only faith will remain.
"Don't give up hope," said the warrior of light, "before we really arrive - please protect this world for me."
Horror + Ultra Heritage + A ray of light in the desperate universe
Reader comments
The character creation is very good, but there is one shortcoming (for a fan novel), which is the issue of combat power. The Dana chapter is supposed to follow the Ace chapter, but the performance of the protagonist is like a pure new account, and he can't fight at all. Then there is the performance of Dyna's combat power. First he fought hard with Nelonga, and then he was directly defeated by Dimaga. He didn't even get a big hit. His performance was too weak. If possible, it would be better to round it out. For example, this system has just been reflected, the connection is not stable enough, and the strength is weak (can be expressed by Asuka or the system), so the low combat power may be more reasonable. The plot and character creation of this book are quite good. It really feels like watching the Olympic Games. There are even solo chapters for teammates. I rarely see the character creation similar to that of TV.
Yes, I'm just curious about why the teammates were clearly separated when they first transformed, and why did the teammates still know that the protagonist could turn into a giant?
Okay, after reading your speech after the completion of Ace's arc, I won't say anything else [eating melon]
I'll be cheeky and give my work 5 stars. I'd also like to thank the audience for their love and support.
I can write it well, and it looks okay so far.
The writing is okay, the human side is very good, and the main character is well portrayed so far, but it's a pity that too few people are watching it.
It looks good, come on author,
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on
It feels like watching an adapted version of Ace, but Yabo's ending is a bit hasty.
The character creation is very good, but there is one shortcoming (for a fan novel), which is the issue of combat power. The Dana chapter is supposed to follow the Ace chapter, but the performance of the protagonist is like a pure new account, and he can't fight at all. Then there is the performance of Dyna's combat power. First he fought hard with Nelonga, and then he was directly defeated by Dimaga. He didn't even get a big hit. His performance was too weak. If possible, it would be better to round it out. For example, this system has just been reflected, the connection is not stable enough, and the strength is weak (can be expressed by Asuka or the system), so the low combat power may be more reasonable. The plot and character creation of this book are quite good. It really feels like watching the Olympic Games. There are even solo chapters for teammates. I rarely see the character creation similar to that of TV.
Yes, I'm just curious about why the teammates were clearly separated when they first transformed, and why did the teammates still know that the protagonist could turn into a giant? Okay, after reading your speech after the completion of Ace's arc, I won't say anything else [eating melon]
I'll be cheeky and give my work 5 stars. I'd also like to thank the audience for their love and support.
I can write it well, and it looks okay so far. The writing is okay, the human side is very good, and the main character is well portrayed so far, but it's a pity that too few people are watching it.
It looks good, come on author,
Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on
It feels like watching an adapted version of Ace, but Yabo's ending is a bit hasty.