A Few Things About Me Being Ultraman in a Crossover Anime World

In today's so-called comprehensive comics, the protagonist will die if he doesn't join the service club, right? If this is really the case, then this type of "complex comics" should be dead.

It's good-looking, the male protagonist has an Ultra spirit, and the most important thing is that there's nothing wrong with the logic. It's written by one of the few normal people. I've seen similar ones before, but the main character is hiding in school. In a word: good-looking 👍 Although there is a plot where you are forced to join the service department, there is not much content, and you quit later.

After reading Chapters 29-34, it feels like watching an episode of Showa Shinkai. Each plot is handled very well. The protagonist is not a pseudo-ultra who simply relies on some system to obtain light and then appears as a saint in front of others, but an arc who really has the spirit of Ultra and is not confused. It is worth watching~ The author writes about Gui Man, and I finally saw someone writing about Gui Man on 🍅. The first one the author and I watched was Gui Man, and I loved it so much. Nowadays, tomatoes are all written about you, and I will vomit when I see them. Author, I order you to change your name to Tentacle Monster. From now on, 50 chapters will be updated every day.

It's okay, there's just one problem, the amount is not enough. The protagonist is not the kind of person who is too passive. He is the only one in Oven who chooses to take the initiative to drop out of school and come to find trouble. Of course, monsters also have brains. After the death of a similar creature, they immediately choose to lie dormant, without giving the protagonist a chance to kill him again. As for the question of whether to add the service department, I personally don't care about that. After all, as long as there are more people writing about it, then more people will be bored if they read about it, and they will be bored after reading it when there are more people who write about not adding the service department. It's basically a choice of 1 out of 2. Do we blame the protagonist for choosing multiple choices just because there are so many people to choose from? Unless there is someone who is really transcendent, regardless of whether he is added or not, it would be powerful to beat Yukino first without any grievance or to directly use money or power to shut down the service department. Now that the core map has returned to the starting point, it depends on the subsequent development. I just hope that the protagonist will not lose or distort the Ultra spirit, because compared to other funny protagonists and evil protagonists, what attracted me to this book is the protagonist's Ultra spirit. As for others, you can be confused, but you have to wake up in time, you can be sad, but you have to get back on your feet in the end, you can have an illness, but you have to recover and be a new person.

There are few protagonists who do not have the power of Ultraman to just have fun and have nothing to do with others. The work and plot have some Showa flavor. Compared with the Stallion Next Door article, it is much better. Some of the comments contain malicious comments from many people. They are all people who comment directly without reading the whole chapter. Don't be misled by them. There is no problem with the plot. If you really want to say that it is brainless, many of the explanations in many Ultraman film and television works are also far-fetched, right? Overall, it's a very good work, with both passionate fighting against monsters and delicate emotions. The last time I felt this way, I was reading a Japanese-style western fantasy adventure novel. If you like peach novels, don't miss it.

The sacred giant shines in the setting sun The knight of humanity fights against fate in the heavy rain

I definitely got a low score. The protagonist's mentality changed very well at the beginning, which fit my fantasy of an ordinary person turning into Ultraman. The plot was also great, and it showed the Earth Defense Force's tenacity to face the monsters. However, the plot during the period when they just dropped out of school was relatively dull. Overall, it is a very good novel.

It's well written, but I don't like the meaningless confusion. It feels like a teenager yelling at his mother, thinking that this is proof of his independence. I'm not used to it, but I understand and respect it. Farewell.

Shamelessly give yourself a five-star first. Of course, I know that the novel I wrote must have shortcomings, but I am still very grateful to everyone who read my book and commented on it. Thank you all so much, it really flatters me. Just looking at the little red dot in the background every day makes me happy, and I will work hard to update it to repay you. I swear that I will never cut off this book. I will give my first book an ending and bring a full stop to Yachiha. I ask all readers to bear witness to me.

I have been following up on the updates. The writing is considered to be the best in the entire manga. There is no protagonist with a small head controlling the big head, and it really feels like watching Showa O. In addition, the main characters are both Showa O., Which I really like. There is also a description of the psychological growth process of the protagonist, which is not so blunt, which is quite good. But if you write a variety comic, you will definitely have a harem. It depends on whether the author can grasp it well. Once this book is written, it can basically be regarded as a superior variety novel. Also, remember to update more [please update more]