Ultraman: Listening to the Stars

King Ao is not the king of the Kingdom of Light, but the elder of the Kingdom of Light, but his name is Ultraman King [eating melon]. King Ultra is actually a domestic misinformation. Although the title King of Ultra is officially recognized, it is only the Chinese name of King Ultraman. The names that are compared are still Ultraman Zero, Tiga, Kane, and Mary. They are not the status symbols of Father and Mother of Ultra. Elder Ultra comes from the setting of the Tyro TV period. Under the leadership of Elder Ultra, he developed an artificial sun. The setting of the Leo TV period is that King O and Elder Ultra are the same person. The setting of the Super Galaxy period is that King Ot builds a plasma spark. In the final battle of Ultra Monsters, the first generation called King O as an elder.

Ah, this book is dazzling in terms of creativity, characterization, and plot description. It can be said that the image of the protagonist and the ups and downs of the plot are all handled perfectly! The writing technique is immersive Moreover, the content is extremely consistent with the main ideological concepts conveyed by Ultraman - justice and light are eternity (personal opinion). It can be said that this is an article that is almost close to reaching the peak of Ultraman fandom or whatever. Whether it is emotional expression or action description, etc., It is like a palette, which attracts people's attention as soon as it is painted on. When the remaining night on the sea is wiped away, the bright moon finally takes off its legs and puts on a red dress, rising slowly... (Ahhh, I always feel like what I said cannot reflect the power of the author🥲 Sure enough, the power of God cannot be expressed in any words after all.)

Well written! Especially Chapter 23 to Chapter 42, the fight against Beria, are written in great detail and wonderfully. Author! You, yes! That's right, it's you! You go and kill Lao Feng Mo [laughing evilly]

I said, I heard the voice of the stars, are you excited?

The best Ultraman book. Too bad no one saw it. Maybe it's because Zoffie's popularity is too low.

Now when I see Phoenix Menbius, I feel burning and feeling. It's pretty good

I think it's pretty good-looking. Why do some people say it's not good-looking? [Thinking] As expected, it will definitely be a book with a score of 9 or above in the future.

I haven't rated it for a month. It's about 300,000 words. I guess I can still read it.

Will Zoffie, the Voice of the Star, follow up?

It looks good, but can we have a comic version of Zoffie to explain it? [Laughs]