I Am Ultraman, Why Would You Take Me In?

To put it simply here, the protagonist's character is indeed different from other Ultraman. He is a sharp-edged justice who pays attention to an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. He is good to good people and bad to evil people. Monsters torture humans to death, so the protagonist will also torture monsters to death. This is tit for tat. Of course, I have seen many people think this is too inhumane and lacks the Ultra spirit. How can we torture monsters? Monsters torture humans, but the protagonist retaliates in kind, but not! Everyone's point of view is different, maybe you are right, but I stick to my point of view. I think tit for tat does not mean there is no justice, nor does it mean there is no Ultra spirit. What's the matter, you feel tortured when you kill people, but when it's your turn to die, you want to eat the light of Faspasium and report to the King of Hell comfortably? Nothing is that cheap!

There are many shortcomings, but the development of the plot is okay. I am talking about the big things, not the details. I think many people read this novel because they were attracted by the general plot. I just watched the scene where the protagonist cuts the dummy, and I don't know why my breathing became a little heavier, and the temperature rose directly. Don't tell me about good vs. Good vs. Evil vs. Evil. There is an Ultraman novel that is also about good vs. Good and evil vs. Evil, but I can read more than 500 chapters, but the ending of the story is quite bad [laughter]

It feels okay, but author, I think it would be better for you to define the protagonist as a time traveler. After all, if it were the original Kingdom of Light, I think it would be difficult for someone with a character like the protagonist to appear.

It's so well written, I feel like I'm watching an Ultraman movie. " Shafrin, the plan to eliminate Ultraman was decided by adults. "[Cool][Attention][Please update]

I saw the young researcher showing a strange smile to the white pigeon and speaking. Why did he smile in this paragraph?

But people's physiques cannot be treated in the same way. When I was in junior high school, I was hit by a nuclear bomb and was knocked unconscious for two days before I woke up. Afterwards, I went to the cafeteria and ate 50 kilograms of rice and 30 kilograms of beef. Then I beat more than 50 classmates with my bare hands and went out to shovel a tiger. The physique of an athletic student is by no means unworthy of its reputation.

It looks pretty good, but why are there so few people?

The subject matter is quite novel. I never thought that Ultraman could be connected with the contained objects. It looks good. I like the character of the protagonist very much. I support it with five stars [sending my heart]

The plot analysis is in-depth. It is not a trivial article. It is indeed a book written by our special photography team. Anyone who insists on reading the comment section will not say this at all. Isn't this the spirit of Ultraman? The volume "Down the Stairs" is very in-depth, and the chapters are wonderfully analyzed, full of humanistic care and social thinking.

New theme, come on!

Not bad, you can take a look

I've seen relatively few similar themes, but I think it's quite interesting to combine it with Ultraman's setting. The plot has a good rhythm, with foreshadowing and suspense, and is neither procrastinating nor impatient; the world view is complete, and you can build a picture in your mind when reading; the supporting characters are not many but three-dimensional, and the development logic of each event is also very clear and smooth. The only shortcoming is that the protagonist's behavior is indeed a bit too cruel and unlike Ultraman... I can understand what the author said about razor-sharp justice, but the details are still a bit too much. For example: in the "Descending the Stairs Game" incident, it is shameful and hateful for a peer from another world to do such a bad thing, but the protagonist's multiple violent revenge actions are still excessive. Wouldn't it be more appropriate for the victims to decide their disposal rights here? When sending Ke Hong back from another world, wouldn't the decision to directly wipe out all the superior people be a little too arbitrary? After all, it is not uncommon for characters to be noble but kind-hearted and pity the plight of the people at the bottom but unable to change the overall situation. It is difficult to say whether the protagonist's actions will implicate innocent people without the ability to read minds. Even if this group of people is indeed trash, such a plot arrangement will make people feel that the protagonist has lost his reason to think calmly, and will make people think that he is violent and cruel. I support the setting of Not the Virgin, but I hope this kind of justice that uses violence to fight violence has a certain degree of justice...

I only watched the beginning, Ultraman's combat power has been weakened

It's pretty good-looking and suits my taste. Twenty yuan a piece

The plot is good, but the writing needs to be improved

At first, I just read the introduction and thought it was just a mindless novel. After reading it, I felt that the author's plot was quite good.

Nice! Unbridled! Happy grudge!

It's really good [OK]

Oh oh fire fire fire

Super beautiful, the more you watch, the more exciting it becomes😋😋😋

I couldn't hold my nerve while watching it [Eating Melon]

Looks good hehehe, keep the claws

Beautiful, love watching. Often read

I feel so good hehehehe

A nice book.

So cool, so cool, so cool, so cool

Overall, it's still very beautiful.

I think it's still very interesting, and the subject matter is very novel.

The plot is smooth and the writing is naturally very beautiful.

Very satisfied with the plot, full score