Otto: I Heard Your Voice

It's good to read. I read it in one sitting. There aren't many jokes. Basically I didn't see many swear words. It was very comfortable to read. I got tired of watching Kill Kill Kill all day long. It was so depressing. This kind of writing looks better. I want to see the protagonist and Hajisai go to the qu world. I've seen it become popular on Douyin these days.

[Ultimate Tribute] After waiting for a whole life - finally a book writes the true soul of Ultraman! Those love games covered in leather Those plastic heroes shouting slogans I almost thought Ultra Spirit had died in the commercial universe Until I saw this book. The author of this book wrote in the true spirit of Ultra. This is a good book! A generally good Ultra fanfic.

The writing is so awesome. Since the end of Ultra Old Den, I thought there would be no more meal replacements, but now I finally found the treasure [laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh][laugh]

I feel that the title of this book can be changed to "Tiga: Trail of Light". Tiga is the light of hope, so Hibiki will come to that place in response to their wishes and bring the most powerful hope to that place. Oko also saw Hibiki's reaction to the Spark Prism, and took the initiative to give Hibiki the power of Tiga to see his future. Hibiki was not ashamed of this power, and kept moving forward according to his philosophy from beginning to end, bringing hope to everyone. Overall, this is a very good book on Tomato, and I would give it a low score. I hope the author can maintain it and keep working hard

Keep your three views upright, don't open a harem, and practice the spirit of an Ultra Warrior. This has already defeated more than 90% of Ultra fan fiction. [Laugh]

In a word, after eating so much shit in tomatoes, I finally made a fortune. The protagonist's outlook on life is very upright. He is like a god, merciful to the world. When I watched it, I wondered if such a person would really appear. At the same time, although his writing style is immature, his writing style is really like Ultraman, and it feels like Tiga's original narration. The Black Bullet chapter really perfectly reflects the shortcomings of human beings, but even so, the protagonist still chooses to fight for those children. This kind of plot is really weird. I am a rough person and I don't know what to say. I only have one sentence. It's really good-looking, very good-looking.

It's great. It has the Ultra spirit and is suitable for Ultraman fans. It maintains the original style of Ultraman and changes the tragedy. It's very satisfying. There are no other bad things except some typos.

I highly recommend everyone to read this book. It is very heart-warming and has a sense of justice. The tragic world of the dragon clan and the black bullets has been successfully saved. The spirit of Henggang Ultra is really

This is a truly recommended Ultraman book. The protagonist possesses Ultra spirit and is much better than those people in cool novels who are nothing without the system. "As long as you never give up, the light will always respond." This belief is what Ultraman should convey! If you really like Ultraman, you shouldn't just focus on fighting monsters, you should focus on what the Ultraman series wants to convey. No matter how many universes it spans, the courage, hope and never-giving-up belief that Ultraman represents are always worthy of being praised and followed, instead of using Ultraman as a tool and trampling on Ultraman's spirit. The protagonist's "Ultra Spirit" goes far beyond transforming into a monster and fighting monsters. He has the courage to protect the weak, the hope of not giving up in desperate situations, respect for life, and selfless love across races.

Very good, but the character creation is a bit OOC, but with the Ultra spirit, this small shortcoming doesn't matter.

It's really beautiful. This is the real fan novel in my mind. It really expresses the spirit of Ultraman. To be honest, I have thought about writing an Ultraman fan novel before, also about Tiga. It is about a comprehensive comic, but it does not have a heroine. What I want to write is the protagonist who was saved when he was a child watching Ultraman TV, and then grew up to become Ultraman and save others. To be honest, I can't understand why some Ultraman fanfics must have a heroine. , For example, those who are interested in saving and then have a crush on the protagonist for some reasons, and they can become good friends directly without any love relationship, but they insist on writing them as a couple, and the author writes in the background world. Several of them are the same as what I thought. This makes me very surprised and pleasantly surprised. The way of time travel I think may be different from the author's, and it is related to the race of the golden dragon and the silver dragon. I don't know if the novel written by the author has a female protagonist. I hope there won't be a female protagonist.

Akashi Chido has finally withdrawn money, and it feels comfortable to watch, especially with an Ultra spirit [crying][crying][crying][crying]

It's beautiful. He is really the successor of light with Ultra spirit! Akaashi ate too much and finally found these good books. They are much better than those demon protagonists wearing Ultraman's skin!

It's great to have Ultra spirit and a coherent plot (Hero Akaashi has a big guarantee) [Sending Hearts]

Recommended by Station B. It's rare to see people with Ultra spirit among Ultra fans. Keep up the good work.

A very good Ultra fanfic, with the Ultra spirit

No matter how good your writing is (of course it is actually very good), if you can pass on the light, you deserve five stars. Here I would like to strongly criticize some anti-social Owen with a personal attitude.

It's not a spoof, it's very ultra-spirited. The protagonist is a person who came out of the Tiga world, the person who truly inherited the light of Tiga! If you have read too many fake Austrians, I suggest you read this book to wash your brain!

This is the real Ultra fanfic. The content is not vulgar. Come on, author.

I have watched Dragons and I feel curious about the source. I simply think that some of the writing is good and I recognize the spirit of Ultraman Tiga, but the concept is somewhat different from what I understand. Chapter 30: I tried my best and almost died from poison. Running away is really inconsistent with my philosophy. Only the spirit is read. Still simple and somewhat well written. Wait until it's finished.

When I opened "What Called Me to Fight Ultraman Tiga", it was like opening a door to a fantasy world. From then on, I was immersed in it and couldn't extricate myself. The protagonist's experience in the book made me empathize with him. His loneliness and confusion in a strange world are just like our helplessness when we encounter setbacks in life. The fear of the unknown and the confusion about the future are vividly described by the author with delicate brushstrokes, making me feel like I am immersed in it, experiencing it all with the protagonist. As the story progresses, the protagonist gradually finds his own direction and begins to face challenges bravely. His persistence and hard work are like a beam of light, illuminating the corners of my heart that were once shrouded in darkness. Every time I see him persevering in difficult situations, I can draw strength from him and tell myself to move forward bravely in life. Moreover, the emotional lines in the book are also very touching. The friendship between the protagonist and his partners is as solid as a rock in the face of difficulties, making people feel warm and powerful. This book is not only a story, but also a spiritual journey, allowing us to grow with the protagonist and gain courage and hope while reading. Highly recommended to everyone looking for strength in life.

Light, this is the real giant of light, a light as warm as ancient times, a miraculous light. Compared with it, other Ultraman fan novels are just ordinary people gaining the power of light. Without any spirit of light, light simply becomes a weapon. Only in this book, light is like a power of miracle and hope.

As far as the plot I've seen so far is concerned, it's really great. Since it's an arcane fanfic, it must have an arcane spirit! Pseudo-Otto and all should be hung on street lamps. Finally, I will write my favorite sentence in the article: "Ultraman Tiga, how could you ignore the call for help? Even if the call comes from far away!"

Focus, ultra spirit, sufficient content Maybe it's a little inferior in other aspects, and the author's grasp of the rhythm of the story is not very good, but there is no problem with the description of the protagonist, and the character design and shaping are very good.

A very nice book

The writing is good, and I read it in one sitting, but there are still some minor flaws. For example, the treatment of the children in The Black Bullet is a bit too... Rough. For example, it is unlikely that all the children will choose to leave (probably not all children are infected). I can give it 4⭐️ overall, but because I like Tiga very much, I give it 5⭐️

Nice! Very nice!

It looks good. I like this writing style that belongs to Ultraman TV style. It doesn't seem to be inconsistent.

I saw it recommended by someone else on station b. In fact, I have come across this book several times before, but the cover and name were not attractive enough, so I didn't click on it every time. I didn't expect it to be so refined. I am moved every time I read these chapters. They are really well written. Come on, author [Like]

The Dragon Clan chapter is well written, keep up the good work