A lighthearted, easy read. I write as a hobby, so please go easy on me.
(Half Ultraman fan + transmigration + half-System) The story focuses mainly on battles, while the plot tends to wander [Once we reach the time period of the Geed TV series, all the storylines will be original. I’ll take inspiration from the Heisei-era style, so it might get a little better.]
The overall logic is pretty weak, and the plot might not be that good either.
[One update every Monday]
Struck by lightning and turned into Ultraman Geed, he gets an unreliable System:
✓ Putting on a loving father-and-son act with his corrupted dad, Belial
✓ Learning that helping Carmeara find love is more fun than being a Dark Giant
✓ Making guest appearances all over the New Generation worlds as a utility Ultraman
Geed: What Belial left me... was actually quite a lot, huh?
(Some kind soul, please help me get a few good reviews. Write whatever you like.)
I won't talk too much nonsense here. If I talk too much nonsense, it's still nonsense, and nonsense is still nonsense. So I won't talk nonsense, because if I talk too much nonsense, I feel that everything I say in the future will turn into nonsense, so I won't talk nonsense now. This book is really good🤓
Performance is mediocre, but okay.
Come on, the author should write well. Your book is not about time travel by yourself, not about replacing others.
The author writes very tastefully in some places, and the roles he arranges for the protagonist are also good. It is a good book.
I feel like the writing is pretty good, cheers for the author
I like it very much. It's very beautiful. I like it very much. I like it very much. I hope it will continue until the end.
How should I put it? I personally like G&D. Almost none of the books I read are about G&D, so I have a very good evaluation of this book.
A novel that I personally feel is pretty good
I hope you all like this book, mainly about fighting scenes
I feel that the author's writing is average, but it's okay. It feels like it's viewed from a third perspective. The technique needs some practice, but it's rare for me to give it a five-star rating.