Starting with Ultra: This Human Body Is a Saiyan

After reading Chapter 20, there are no OOC protagonists and Leo, and the characterization of Severn is pretty good. Looking at the comment section and book reviews, I personally feel a bit speechless. First of all, the author has already explained in the comment area that the protagonist has only watched one or two episodes, and was forced to watch it, so it is normal to not understand. Then you say that it is not necessary to understand those things. Some people just haven't watched it, and some people don't know. There is no need to force it, and it is reasonable for others to know that. It is not necessary. Then the second point is that there is no Ultra Spirit. Speaking of which, I looked at it and it's okay. What's more, I can't personally judge Ultra Spirit. But based on my personal perception, as long as you are not a beast, it is basically reasonable and I think it is still acceptable. And the third point is when the protagonist is merging, what should I say about those comments? First of all, the protagonist is not a soldier or a person with strong willpower, he is just an ordinary person, and then you let him occupy the body of a person who is out fighting the planet every day, just to devour or something. In fact, it would be good if he can not be swallowed [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] And overall, it's okay. I feel it's a good-looking article, and there's no need to consider the combat power. After all, you can stand, Tu Yile [Love] [Love] To put it simply, he does not have cerebral palsy. The protagonist has a normal brain and is not OOC. I personally feel that he has an Ultra spirit! ! !

It's great. I've read Chapter 45 so far. It feels a bit lacking, but the overall book is very interesting. The three-dimensional sense of the protagonist is very real, not a cool novel. I think it's okay that the protagonist doesn't know the plot of Ultraman, and it looks even better!

I think it's pretty good-looking. I don't understand why the rating is so low. It's semi-invincible and has a counter-conventional feel. It's not bad. There's nothing wrong with it. Anyway, it's better than those who forcefully make it funny. I don't even understand why this kind of person would be the human body chosen by Ultraman. Moreover. . . In this novel, the protagonist should choose the Okunite [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

But people's physiques cannot be treated in the same way. When I was in junior high school, I was hit by a nuclear bomb and was knocked unconscious for two days before I woke up. Afterwards, I went to the cafeteria and ate 50 kilograms of rice and 30 kilograms of beef. Then I beat more than 50 classmates with my bare hands and went out to shovel a tiger. The physique of an athletic student is by no means unworthy of its reputation.

Very beautiful! The logic is clear and there is an Ultra spirit. I just hope that the author will never stop updating, and it's not easy to find a good ultra book [Sending my heart]

A combination of Owen and Dragon Ball novels, the writing is pretty good. I hope the author can control the strength in the later stage. After all, the combat power of Dragon Ball expands too fast in the later stage. If it is not properly controlled, it is likely to be mindless every second. Of course, Oven has a lot of mechanical monsters. I hope the author can perform stably.

The problem that most people struggle with is that the protagonist Ultraman doesn't accept everything, but it's actually okay, and they reluctantly accept it after seeing it. The combat power is not bad, 100,000 can basically fight, a 1000000000 combat power can beat the emperor without changing to Super Theot Fusion, 1.500,000 Combat power belongs to the first line. After Blaze's training, the combat power becomes Super Saiyan and he is basically invincible. Don't do anything to weaken the protagonist's combat power, just let the protagonist be generous and glorious in the Blazer chapter.

The writing is good, and it is comfortable to watch. The protagonist Ultra has a lot of spirit, and he is not stupid. He can be intimidated when he needs to be intimidated. It is reasonable. Be careful, before chapter 50, the protagonist starts to be put under pressure. This is not a cool article. Brothers, please pay attention. If there is any problem, run away.

Much better than most of Owen's writing.

Not bad, come on, author

Xiang Yu, homophonic to Xiang Yu, Xiang Yu + Yu Ji

It's okay, give me 5 stars to encourage you.

I never thought Saiyans would fight monsters one day There should be enough time this time, right?

I have now read Volume 2, Chapter 41. From now on, I feel that it is still very good. I have my own logic and can continue to read. The score is a bit low.

Beautiful, no need to say more

Not bad, not bad, not bad

Not bad, very strange subject matter

Very well written

Is the protagonist a time traveler or a local Dragon Ball character? [What]

I think it's better to listen to people's opinions

It looks good, but I prefer Saiyans with super fighting power, including Ultraman of course.

Ultra fans must have the Ultra spirit

I think it's okay, I'll give it four stars.

Oh ho ho ho, it must be five stars. This book must not poison me alone.

The setting is novel, it depends on whether it will collapse in the later stage.

It's pretty good, worth watching. The protagonist was an ordinary person before time travel. He is invincible before he appears. He is also slowly growing up.

It was finished in a hurry, but it was okay. The emotional drama was average, the main plot was pretty good, and I could watch it.

There have been books with similar themes before, but this one is the best\^O^/