Max-Level Human: I, the King of Bragging, Nexus

(Up and down) Purple (Level 14) Sense of substitution A, plug-in B, setting B, writing B, imagination A, rhythm A, main line A, character A, logic B. Extra points: none Personal experience: Book review reposted after being blocked #Objective evaluation. If you have different opinions, you can evaluate it yourself. This way it should not be blocked. 1. Evaluation Criteria·Ninth Edition 2. Sense of immersion: attractiveness at the beginning, credibility of the worldview. 3. Plug-in: The golden finger is reasonable and functionally innovative. 4. Setting: background credibility, system self-consistency. 5. Writing style: Does each paragraph promote the development of the plot? 6. Brainstorming: Whether each small story is connected to the main line. 7. Rhythm: Are you tired of reading or feel that the word count is low? 8. Main line: Whether all plots revolve around the core goal. 9. Character design: Is the protagonist's behavior consistent and whether the supporting characters are impressive? 10. Logic: Do making money, practicing cultivation, etc. Conform to basic cognition? 11. Extra points deduction: balance the scores of the first 9 items, data, economy, structure, three perspectives, supporting roles, time, geography, knowledge... 2. Rating of online articles (1) Shangshang·Five-star Red: Level 24+ (2) Superior•Five-star Orange: Level 18+ (3) Shangxia•Five-star Purple: high-level online writing, level 12+ (4) Upper-middle level·Five-star blue: standard online writing, level 4+ (5) Next in the middle • Four-star green: high-standard online writing, level 0+ (6) Middle to lower level 2·Samsung white: standard web text, level -2+ (7) Middle and lower three • Samsung gray: defective web text, -6 levels + (8) Lower and higher • Difference: -Level 14+ (9) Xiaxia·Malicious (10) Medium•No evaluation (11) Inferior • No evaluation

This is what a comprehensive tokusatsu should be, a balance between the special photography part and the love part. Many comprehensive tokusatsu novels have 95 chapters of love and 5 tokusatsu chapters. Some extreme ones even have only 1 chapter of tokusatsu and 99 chapters of love. The balance is very good.

The character design of the protagonist is so perfect, there are no shortcomings (except for some pretense), which makes it not very immersive, and some people feel embarrassed [facepalm] because of the character design of the protagonist. But the depiction of the battle after turning into Nexus is still very enjoyable to watch, and it is basically not stressful.

It's great, there's Ultraman, and it's Nexus, come on.

Only a hundred chapters are not enough to read. It is well written and I like the style very much. All Ultraman fans like to follow the so-called justice of the Kingdom of Light. That may be okay in the utopia of the Kingdom of Light, but it will not work on Earth. The strong must have dignity and not bully the weak at will. It does not mean that the weak can kick their noses in the face. Come on, author [blowing kisses]

The writing is quite good, with daily combat added to it. Love and harem. [Laughs] So far, I haven't encountered anything bad or bad that others have said. There are also many people who use Crimson King to read books. Don't comment if you are jumping to read it. [Holds face] Asking questions or something like that is fine.

The subject matter is novel and both sides like it.

As a Tokusatsu fan, I can give it four stars, and on Tomato, I can mention it as five stars. As a comprehensive comic, it only has two stars at most. On Tomato, it can be mentioned as three stars. The description of the special photography is logical and smooth. The protagonist will not offend unless someone offends me, but will offend if someone offends me. The setting of Nexus is slightly different from the original drama, but it is not harmful. In terms of comprehensive comics, the characters' personalities can be said to be completely broken. At first glance, they are all OOC. They can basically be regarded as just other people with the same name and appearance. Although there are many people and works involved, none of them are good, and it is all for nothing. The emotional scenes can only be said to have no poison and cannot provide any bonus points. In Tomato, it is at a level that can be read, because Tomato is a testing ground for new authors. However, for book friends who come here for comprehensive comics, if they are pursuing the consistency between the characters of the comprehensive comics and the original works and the emotional development, I suggest not to read it. Of course, this is purely a personal suggestion. I personally have no intention of criticizing this book, because the special photography part is indeed okay, and the courage of the characters who dare to appear in so many works is also worthy of recognition. I wish the author's future books will get better and better.

Emm, to be honest, I don't really like reading Ultraman comics because there is always a strong sense of fragmentation, but I am also a long-time fan of the author. Unfortunately, Armor ended too quickly, Thunder Fruit was discontinued, and I read half of Kamen Rider. To be honest, I didn't want to read this book when I first saw it, but after I found out that it was a familiar author, I still read it patiently. I have to say that it is still very good, and not as fragmented as I thought. Personally, it is very good and worth reading.

The idea is good, but the protagonist is too aloof. I still like a warm-hearted protagonist who is good at chatting. However, he is good at attacking externally, but he is a bit too introverted internally. It seems that I always feel that I am invincible. He has won many female protagonists with his strength, and he seems too proud in terms of relationships.