In a World Without Ultras, I'm the Only Reionics

This novel is quite good. I saw a comment below saying that the protagonist always cries. I have read 75 episodes so far. The protagonist cried twice in total. Once when he thought he was going to die, and once when the revolving door was seriously injured. This novel so far has portrayed all the characters very well. It can be said to be a novel worth reading. Let me explain what I said before about the protagonist crying twice and not continuing. The protagonist cries because he is just an ordinary person. He will be afraid when facing monsters, he will be sad when his companions die, and he will be afraid and doubtful when knowing certain truths. But he gets through these quickly and he does not give up because of this incident. Moreover, crying does not bring weakness, but brings growth, from an ordinary person to a hero who dares to face the invaders of the universe.

In fact, I feel pretty good. The fighting scenes are still written in detail, and the setting is not messed up. The combat power is also well grasped. The character description is quite sparse. It's better than Su Yang. At least it's not pseudo-hope's writing.

It's pretty good. The paragraphs could be divided into more details. It would be nice if the first half could quickly get readers into the mood. The protagonist becomes tougher as he grows up, which is pretty good

Okay, I personally think the description is quite good.