Ultraman Across the Heavens: You Just Said the Word ‘Light,’ Didn’t You?

It can be used as a food reserve, as long as you don't care about the details, it's overall pretty good. In fact, it has deviated from Oven. The descriptions of the Ultra spirit, friendship and bond, the brilliance of justice, and the contradiction between light and darkness are all relatively thin. It is more about my fist being big and my being powerful. At present, the villains are actually relatively monotonous, with only one organization appearing. As for the portrayal of the villain's character, it has just begun, so we can still look forward to it. Rather than saying it is Oven, it is more like a novel about being in charge of an organization in the heavens with a layer of Ultra leather, and there are some deviations from some of the basic settings in Oven. For example, the Galaxy is placed on the table of the mysterious four. It may also be a joke, after all, there are double quotation marks in the text. But these are not important. What is important is that the story he writes is not bad. I can see the expressiveness and enthusiasm in the words! I declare that if what I said above causes trouble to the author in subsequent writing, please give me a shit and stick to your own ideas. Daily updates are the best!

According to the unofficial records of the Kingdom of Light, the reason why Ultraman Tiga did not settle in the Kingdom of Light is because Tiga was originally an external god named the Evil God of Light and Darkness. His characteristics are exactly the same as Cthulhu's. He is unthinkable, unimaginable, and unnameable. Whenever you violate a taboo, it doesn't matter whether you have a carrier or energy, he can come over and appear on your face [smile]

I feel like I'm reading a fantasy novel about cultivating immortals Although the realm is a bit complaining, but overall it is not bad. The author wants to go to the world of the spirit cage. It just so happens that the spirit cage 2 will be broadcast soon, or go to those dark and desperate worlds to save the tragedy. I feel like if the author were not here, I would write a fantasy novel... It would definitely be suitable, even if it is a movie world like Godzilla, the flavor of fantasy is still very strong [face covering] Moreover, the author has created this world view, but it always feels incompatible with the IP of Ultraman. It's like talking about super powers in a fantasy fairy tale, and the words are all translated in a translation style. It has a weird feeling [Thinking]

Now I have read Chapter 19, which is pretty good. I have a suggestion. Has the author read any novels about Sky Screen or movie viewing? After the protagonist ends a world, you can make some movie-watching content that introduces the world view or story of Ultraman (those who follow Ultra novels basically know the plot, so if you want to write about the movie (canopy), it is best to have a brief introduction, with less plot and more comments), so that (people who have been in the world where the protagonist has been) know more about Ultraman (watching the protagonist show off), which will feel more enjoyable.

Not bad, you can directly become a complete protagonist. This type is relatively rare.

Let me be the first reviewer [laughs] The combat power setting of this book has been completely changed. Don't say that I am like a fantasy fairy tale [crying][crying]

A very interesting novel and very novel! Come on! I will always be with you! [Shy][shy][shy]

The protagonist is really nice, and I feel like he has really upright views. This kind of novel is rare.

Not bad, not bad. I won my heart. The plot is well written and the logic is clear. The combat power is also shown very well. Come on, keep up the good work, author.

Lao Dengwen is interesting, and there is no character breakdown.