Ultraman: The One from the Stars

The teacher's writing style is very delicate and vivid. Although the teacher said that he is a novice, I actually think that the teacher is too modest. In fact, he takes a person who has no emotions for the first time and gradually develops emotions and warm feelings because of contact with the sunshine of others. It seems that he has gradually changed from a puppet who can only learn to a "real life" protagonist with emotions and flesh and blood. He has also changed from a person who was once buried by pain and reason. Gradually, he became a person with emotions, joys and sorrows, showing that he should have real emotions at that age. He gradually changed from a person who only buried his pain and feelings to a life that laughed, cried, and felt puzzled. At the same time, the protagonist also changed from a lonely person to having friends, feelings, and self-sublimation. (Because I have only read the first few chapters and not the last few chapters, this review is about the protagonists of the first few chapters, so it is a bit rough, please forgive me) (Note: I am just a 6th grade primary school student, please don't attack me. My writing is not good, please forgive me ('-ωก̀))

The writing is very good, and there are no minor problems such as inappropriate word choice. On the contrary, some of the words used are very interesting, making it very comfortable to read. The values ​​are very upright. The protagonist does not completely deny the behavior of the black comic sisters. Instead, he agrees with it in some aspects. (The protagonist and Jiagu are still close friends. This is everyone's own principle and bottom line.) It can reflect the speculative nature, and the decent spirit of guardianship is also well grasped. The protagonist is very charming. He directs battles, enlightens people's hearts, and guides the direction. He always has a calmness that calms people down and makes them feel at ease. These abilities are not innate, but are grown through the training of the plot. Regrets have all been fulfilled, such as Taito and K. They are all reasonable and not forced to realize dreams. So I recommend it very much. This book is quite high quality.

To be honest, the author's writing style is quite good, and the protagonist's setting is also good. But reading the whole article, I always felt that I was reading the novel version of the original work. The protagonist was watching the show as a bystander and could not see his exclusive plot. Although it may be more in line with the setting of the observer in the drama, it is really boring. An extra star is given to the author's writing style. There are still too few good Chinese writings in Tomato Newcomer. It is still worthy of encouragement. This novel should find a more suitable audience.

Very nice to look at. A male protagonist with Ultra spirit, justice and gentleness, Da Gu is also the same as the drama version. The plot rhythm is also very good, not dragging, and some unnecessary tragedies are reduced. The author is amazing, the writing is very good, highlighting the warmth of human nature and the divinity of Ultraman. I look forward to the follow-up

A very calm article, no jokes or jokes, only respect and reverence. I like such a formal article. Come on.

A very good book, with an emotional line in the main plot. The interweaving is very clever, and there are no tiring modifiers like treasure, fear of breaking, etc. Very few people write about Jakura's cp emotional line, but this one really shines at the eyes. 💕[Laughing]

Update quickly, my dear, don't be tired and don't be idle 🤭. It's not enough to watch at all. The protagonist gives me the feeling of a gentle beauty [admiration], a heartthrob to some extent.

The writing is very good, and the protagonist is becoming more and more "human". The interaction with other Ultraman is well connected. The shaping of reason and sensibility, interspersed with the journey of finding the ideals that are held in the heart, is the most worthy of evaluation among the Ultra fandoms I have read. I really like the character of the protagonist and the interaction with his partners.

I don't know how to put it, but this article made me feel comfortable reading it. Orion is really gentle and a parent who makes people feel safe. I really couldn't bear to finish it and wanted to keep reading. 😢

The whole article has a plain and warm feeling. It vividly shows that the protagonist, who was originally represented by reason and reason, gradually turns to understand the word emotion, and the emotions are described very delicately.