Is Today Also the End?

Author, please don't tell me that you plan to write about a woman who loves the protagonist in your book, and then that woman has superpowers and makes deals with aliens and kills many people. Then the protagonist uses his love to influence this woman, and then they make dumplings together in the end [laughter]

It's not bad. There seem to be more Ultraman and comprehensive comics. The most important cool thing about this type of thing is that the two-dimensional female protagonist knows the identity of the male protagonist Ultraman, but I hope the author will not be so direct. For example, Kato Megumi has no sense of existence and the male protagonist transforms in front of her without realizing it. After that, the male protagonist doesn't know that he has been exposed when he gets along with him. Then Kato Megumi has always imagined that the male protagonist has a lot of orphans. Fighting alone and the like (it seems to be the case), although there is nothing new in fact, I really want to read it. Finally, I will mention it: Kaguya, a passerby in Harmono, feels like it will be poorly written. Of course, it is well written, but you can also find some fresh characters (such as Nagisa Kubo, Mahiru Shiina, especially Kubo, why can't I find a few books about her), the above is for reference only

By the way, it's okay for me to read it, but I won't accept that Kasumigaoka Shiu, right? I don't know why so many people like her. She is just a woman with a sharp tongue. She might as well choose the saint Hui and that golden retriever. After all, I really don't like this kind of venomous character. After all, if anyone dares to speak harshly about me, I don't care if he is a man or a woman, I will hit him directly, you are a bitch. But overall this novel is very good.

The author was greatly influenced by Nikkei's works, resulting in the protagonist being more like the male protagonist of a medieval two-dimensional anime, not even a tokusatsu protagonist, and the author placed a relatively high proportion of comprehensive comics... At least that's what I saw in the early stage, and most of the Ultraman elements were only briefly tasted. If we speculate from a negative perspective, the high proportion of comprehensive comics may just be because of the author's preference, and the author has a tendency to abuse the protagonist. Needless to say "growing-up protagonist", this does not conflict with the abuse of the protagonist. For example, the famous Li Huowang is a typical example in recent years. However, it is obvious that the author still cannot control it well. He is too immature in various creative aspects and has a high vision but a low hand. However, this is just a common problem among immature creators, and it is not a big problem. In fact, the author should understand that the top priority of this work is the Ultra series, not the comprehensive comic series. The title and cover of your work do not reflect the comprehensive comic. People who click in are here to see Ultraman; and the author must be prepared to be questioned when writing some of his own ideas. Not to mention that the author's desire for expression is still a bit high in the early stage, and the story still lacks polish... But it is considered to be above average in Tomato. It is a free novel. What kind of bicycle do you want? The bigger regret is that although the Ultra spirit exists, it has never reached the level of resonance... Well, the author should not be criticized for this. There is no way for a small author to compare with the professional team that created the classic Kamikaze. In short, I can only say that this book has a bright future. I hope that the author's creative techniques and logic will get better and better. It wasn't until Chapter 80 that the book started to get on track. It was too slow, but it was still interesting. Of course, I also know why the rating is so low. At eighty chapters, I count ten chapters per episode, and it takes eight episodes to officially get into the groove. It's like a crash at the opening when it's shown on TV. In short, my rating is still 4 stars and "not bad", but compared to the original 4-star rating, it is more practical than encouraging. —— The discussion on the identity before and after time travel is very interesting. Finally, the two-dimensional male protagonist from medieval times has become a tokusatsu male protagonist.

One thing that is unimaginable is that the protagonist had just finished beating Godzilla and was covered in injuries. After the teacher called him to go to school, he didn't have time to ask for leave after the teacher hung up the phone, so he simply skipped class, and then went to find the teacher after school. He was very confused. You know, why didn't you call to ask for leave? Since I was absent from class, why did I still go to school? I was coerced into joining the service club and taught dumpling cooking the next day. During class time, I was covered in wounds and didn't say a word. The monster was coming and was about to transform. I knew it hurt.

What I'm reading now is very good. I don't talk about politics, but just write about daily life + saving the world. It's great. For comprehensive comics, I have to stick to comprehensive comics and write about political countries. I support it. I hope to write more. Don't keep updating. Come on, the author.

Fighting is fun! Fighting is fun! Fighting is fun! Either they are fighting, or they are on the way to fight. After fighting reality, there is still room for training. The protagonist has been growing, but it is a bit hopeless when Dark Lucifer is around. After reading Orvin for so many years, in my opinion, there are not many books that truly describe the Ultra spirit and the shining points of human beings. This book is one of the best.

After reading it, I feel that there is no emotional line, too little daily life, and there is no daily life at all in the subsequent dozens of pictures, and the heroine has never appeared, but I feel that the inner monologue of the protagonist is well written [Chigua]

The prelude is too long, I saw more than 60 pictures, and my mentality has almost changed, but I don't want to read such a depressing novel. If I want to be abused, I can watch the female channel Sha Glyph. The whole journey is dull and boring, and the high-quality one has a 26-year-old landlady who has a stomachache all the way. Generally speaking, Owen is relatively relaxed (maybe the reason why I didn't watch Nexus, but the sales of Nexus broadcasts are actually very poor). Simple pressure is not suitable for today's fast-paced society. However, I can predict that it will be okay if things change in the future. There are not many books on Tomato that have been completely read, and the follow-up will either be abysmal or taste bad. At the beginning, the two-dimensional comprehensive comic was expected to turn out not to be a comprehensive comic, and neither did the cool story about Owen fighting Godzilla. I inserted a two-dimensional character but I can't figure out what to do with it! Now that I see it, well, it's not very satisfying, but the writing is okay and I can read it. I couldn't build a sense of resonance and immersion in the early stage, and of course it's the same now.

Why is the rating so low? Were you shocked by the first chapter? Reading the entire article, at least some of it scored 9 or above.

I have to say that the author wrote it very well. But I don't know why, but I always feel like I don't care whether this book lives or lives [face covering]

It's a little hard to accept at the beginning, but if you continue reading, you can still read more than 100 chapters. Many chapters are about fighting and it's fun. It's said that there are multiple female protagonists, but it doesn't matter at all. At least that's what I see so far. I think this writing is at least 9 points, and the portrayal is very good👌🏻. The protagonist is a person who is denied by the whole world. Even if no one knows, he still has to turn his body into fire to protect the world. The presence of the heroine to me is not as obvious as that of Seven Ace, and not as good as the single heroine Yuno. The other things are true and useless. It gives me the feeling that there is no heroine at the moment. I have only read more than 100 chapters. I will comment on it later when I read more. I personally feel it's better not to have a heroine [smile], but suddenly I don't really want to have a heroine anymore.

I'm curious whether it's multiple heroines or single heroine with no heroine [Chigua] Now I see that the protagonist knows that Yuno is his future girlfriend. Does it look like he wants to have a single heroine? The plot of the one who jumped off the building seems to have been planned and arranged by Yuno. If this is not handled well, there will be some problems [Chigua]

It's pretty good, but I feel like the author probably wanted to write the first dozen or so chapters of the harem, and then it was really fun in the later stages. Unfortunately, there was a bit of rush in the process. In the later stage, it was basically just to confirm that Tuanzi was the heroine. The follow-up was basically just to rush through the work, so we had to speed up the progress, and we had to Otherwise, I can give it a five-star rating plus the author's update issues. Yukinoshita, Yukino and Kasumigaoka Shiu have basically not appeared many times. It's a bit lacking. If you don't consider watching anime and just regard it as an Ultraman novel, I can only say that it is very interesting. The feelings and tributes are full.

I hope that a few characters around the protagonist can die (original works are also acceptable), have some beautiful sunsets, and create a beautiful tragedy. It is best if the characters have some weight, and they are female (after all, the protagonist is seriously injured and has to make desserts with women, what kind of lower-body God of War?) Is the best. You can try to describe the losses caused by the battle and the public's views on the protagonist (news, discussions, street chats).

The Growth Stream + Nexus are uniquely deficient. It is said that the integration of the Growth Stream and the protagonist protecting the world alone is still relatively difficult. After all, there is only one protagonist, which means that no one can give the protagonist the truth. Did the coach in the previous Wish of Ice Dance sacrifice?

In the comprehensive comic version of the giant city of shadows, do you have to suppress the combat power for the growth of the main character? Haji is you guy [laughing evilly]

It's beautiful, it's like exploring one's own heart, clearly seeing and exposing one's pain. Only in this way can you be strong enough to speak your mind

I'm an old village chief. This author writes one chapter a day, updated to the year of the monkey and the month of the horse?

If nothing else, I have to give it five stars for the author's courage.

The daily storyline is very well written, and can even be read as a separate novel. However, the growth and combat power of the protagonist are not well written or are not well written (I have seen 24 chapters so far, so I won't comment too much).

I cried. The score is a bit low. It should be above 7.5.

There is no need to emphasize the psychological changes of the protagonist, but overall it is okay [Chigua]

I fought countless monsters in two weeks, and the process of growth and thinking is very delicate, which is very good! Come on

This is pretty good-looking

The author's writing is very good, but why is the score only 6.5? Maybe it's because the title of the book (Is Today the End of the World Too) doesn't sound like an Ultra fan?

How should I put it? It's okay. I'll wait and see.

An interesting tribute to the legendary pressure-resistant king Umino Mio

The plot that merges the heavens is great

Although the writing style needs to be improved, it captures my longing for light when I was young.