In a peaceful era when humanity had long regarded "monsters" and "giants of light" as ancient myths, the light of science illuminated every corner of the world. Eighteen-year-old high school student Lin Wan, like all his peers, firmly believed in the logic and truths of what could be seen and touched.
During a holiday back in his ancestral village, he heard from his grandfather a story passed down through the family for generations, though no one believed it: a tale of Trigger, the giant who once protected the world, of the darkness that was driven away, and of the power of light left behind, waiting for the next crisis to arrive.
Lin Wan dismissed it with a laugh. It was just another bedtime story to keep children quiet. Until the day the peaceful sky was torn apart and the legendary monsters descended with a thunderous roar, while humanity's scientific creations proved helpless before their overwhelming power.
At the brink of despair, an ancient stone statue responded to the boy's call….
When legend becomes reality and disaster strikes beyond the reach of science, can this boy, who believes in science, accept becoming the heir to a myth? What colors will the ancient light shine in this new era?
It's quite interesting, but the heroine has so much curiosity and no boundaries at all. I recommend worshiping the gods like a lonely wife.
At present, there is no big problem. The protagonist is also a person with Ultra spirit. Although it seems that the protagonist is in a bit confused state now, this is inevitable for every ordinary person, and it is relatively new to move the story of Ultraman to another fictional world. In summary, this is indeed a book with good potential, so I give it five stars.
Very beautiful, the writing is smooth, and the creation is vivid
Personally, it looks pretty good to me, but I feel like the pace is a bit fast.
Still a good job, keep up the good work, author