Super God Academy: I Can Barely Keep My Ultraman Tiga Identity a Secret

It's a good book and a rare book. It describes the indescribable damage and casualties after the monsters appeared in the Ultraman TV series. What's even more rare is that he is not a diaosi human being. He has the kindness and compassion of Ultraman Light, as well as divinity and humanity.

Come on, give me a five-star review and stop being a eunuch! Also, Hexi's character is a bit awkward to write. She is intellectual and scheming, not brainless or childish [face covering] Overall, it's pretty good, and the integration is relatively strong.

There are behaviors that suppress the combat power, and behaviors that conflict with the setting of "Diga". However, the protagonist here is not Dagu after all, and the author personally denies that Tiga is the protagonist, but only admits that the protagonist is "Light", so the conflicting behavior with the setting of "Diga" is not worth mentioning. Overall, it can still be seen

I think it's really good. Even if you can guess a lot of the plot, it's based on the plot of Tiga, but it's really well written. After reading this little bit, I feel that the author is quite powerful. In addition, the plot of Tiga's film and television drama can be regarded as a god in my heart. I think the author should be able to write well. He can't die later.

As long as it's not brainless and has no harem, it will definitely be a masterpiece if it's written well. Has the author not eaten? Why don't you update it soon? Isn't 10,000 words a day a lot? Finally, I hope that the protagonist is an Ultra warrior with a real Ultra spirit, rather than a character with the mentality of a native of the motherland. He has his own growth process, his joys and sorrows, and does not engage in unfounded conspiracy theories and malicious speculations like other super god fans. I don't know how you set up the void. I have written some unpublished articles before, and the void refers to Sphia.

Not bad, the writing is okay It's not good enough. I'd like to make a suggestion. When describing Hexi, don't be unhappy at all times. Hexi, who is 30,000 years old, is not so easily unhappy. Hexi, who is pretending to be a girl, cannot be unhappy at all times. It does not fit the character of Hexi, who is pretending to be a girl. But one thing is for sure, no other novel writes about Hexi who is so brainless. How can a 7,000-year-old second-in-command of the most powerful force in the universe be so brainless?

Author, author. Can you bring Nexus over? For example, when the protagonist encounters an alien beast, he tries his best to defeat it, but cannot kill it. Then let Nexus appear. I really want my brother-in-law to show up! Add some color to the plot of Tiga alone. The bond of light will eventually be passed on to the next generation. Let the angels feel the shock of the bond of light.

Overall, it's an excellent work worth reading. It attracts readers with its wonderful plot, vivid characters, profound themes and unique writing techniques. Although there are some minor flaws, it does not affect it as a masterpiece with high literary value.

It looks pretty good, very ultra-spiritual! Basically nothing poisonous

The plot is well written and combines two of my favorite animes. I must support it.