Ultraman: I’m a Rainbow Dragon, and the Golden Dragon Summoned Me

Don't worry about turning into a human being. In the first few chapters, the character will be in human form, and he will not turn into a human again in the future. I will try my best to write out the divinity of the protagonist in the future.

666 I just read Chapter 4, and I was shocked by the comments at the end of Chapter 4 [smile] A group of people said that the protagonist chatting with others is a bad point. Why can't the protagonist still chat with others? ! The first protagonist has a certain divinity and also has certain emotions. The second protagonist is not a robot and can only do prescribed things. He is a self-aware creature. He has the right to do things that make him happy while doing things. Third, if you hope that the protagonist is either doing tasks released by the universe consciousness or on the way there, and just ignores people or colleagues who can communicate with you, then I sincerely hope that you will meet such colleagues (same department, same group)

My mom, it's really well written. Oh my God, I love it! ! And the author has greatly made up for one of my regrets as a fan of Lord Beria. He was accepted by the Kingdom of Light, and there was no such thing as the crazy thing later, really! Like it very much! ! Lord Beria, I believe you have not lost your Ultra spirit! ! !

I think this is one of the better-looking Ultra fanfics, and it's also relatively novel. The identity given to the protagonist by the author is mainly as an observer and balancer. An existence similar to the steward who regulates the ecology of the universe.

The subject matter is novel, but there are still too few books about Rugoset, and they rarely meet Rugoset's original personality. Of course, the most critical thing for me is that there is no system.

It was originally a pretty good novel, and the setting and writing were all online. The data is also very good, with 200,000 to 300,000 readers at its peak. I don't know why I lost my mind and stopped updating, and ended up like this.

Look at my 12 spells; the noble horse makes me stay away from pain, the loyal dog makes me fearless of death, the galloping dog makes me travel thousands of miles a day, the sacred dragon makes me powerful, the strong cow makes me climb mountains, the free chicken makes me move from star to fight, and the naive pig makes me have electric eyes. The cunning rat allows me to make falsehoods come true, the shadowy snake allows me to be everywhere, the majestic tiger allows me to distinguish between good and evil, the mysterious sheep allows me to see through illusions, and the sensitive monkey allows me to be ever-changing! "I don't need anything now!!!" Immortal, immortal, immune to debuffs, capable of unlimited transformation, invisibility, telekinesis, extreme teleportation, physical strength MAX, out-of-body experience, high-energy blasting, electro-optic laser eyes, life-giving, and can use all of these with balanced power and a good mental balance.

It's just a personal opinion. If you keep your mind well, this novel is still very interesting. The protagonist can be a guardian but cannot be a nanny. Big cheers for the author

The writing is very good, but the main character seems to have no bond (the female protagonist), which feels a bit regretful.

I've just read the latest chapter. I don't really like nanny stories, but this one is okay. At least I won't predict the general development of the plot later. I personally think that during working hours one should focus on divinity, and during off-duty hours one can properly act as a nanny