Ultraman: The Evolutionary Legend Begins with Tiga

It's pretty good. There are a few stories that I think would be a comeback if they were actually filmed. The protagonist doesn't start to lose himself after gaining the power of Ultraman, and the profession he chose is also very good. The war reporter not only records Ultraman's battles but also writes about many issues worthy of reflection from a human perspective. Ps: I think the story about Lightning Man surpasses Tiga's drama. It's really well written. You can watch it carefully.

Reader: They say that if there is an end to the urge to update, I will be the savior. Reader: But why is there no one behind me now... Reader 1: After the end? Write your own book Reader: It's not bad to write your own favorite stories. Reader 2: I want to be a normal person. Reader: This cannot be called a wish. Reader 3: It's time to tell the difference. Reader: Then stand up and compete with me to see who can rush more! ...(Reader 3 has run away) Reader: Why… Reader: Why… Reader: It was you who took them away from me! Reader 4: I hope there will be no more interruptions in this world. Author: Reader, why are you working so hard? Reader: It turns out... I just want—"█████" ? : If, this is not the last chapter. ? : It's up to me to continue writing. ? : Until I finish writing all the chapters by myself.

Overall, it's pretty good. It follows the Tiga plot, and most of it has no deviation from the original plot sequence. It feels good to add the setting of Sphia, which strengthens the monsters' combat power. Although there are regrets (Ryosuke), Ultraman is not a god, and there are things he can't do, not to mention the protagonist (who is considered a newcomer)... Although the protagonist is determined in his heart, there is no sense of excess when he suddenly becomes stronger. He only gives Dagu a boost. Maybe it would be more realistic for the two of them to train together and inspire each other. One good thing is that the powerful monster Silbagon has been predicted in advance, so I feel that there are some things that the protagonist should know, not to mention his inner determination, the spirit of Ultraman, and his perception of the earth. He can prevent many things in advance and strengthen the monster's combat power. So what he knows, he can solve or notify the victory team to eliminate it. Anyway, Taiping Fengtuji takes the blame. Although the butterfly effect is great, there is still plot killing (correction). For many things, the protagonist can prepare plans in advance instead of listening to who and so says that things have happened. This feeling is not much different from watching the original plot.

Good-looking, with a sense of justice, not blackened or confused, he is the real Ultraman 🍉

I have never dreamed of being as vain as you. The protagonist is still a martial arts practitioner, and the rest is okay.

I've been watching it for a long time. The first world is over. I'm blindly guessing the second world to go to Menbius. It's a little flawed, but overall it's good. In the context of special photography like Red Persimmon, it's considered relatively good.

Author, when are you going to upgrade to V2? The current V1 Gaia is a bit weak. Give it a supreme form to strengthen it.

Generally speaking, it follows the Tiga plot, but the variable Sphia was introduced in advance, which is quite exciting.

Very good fanfic. Added some humorous Ultra memes. Overall, Ultra's spirit is very high, and the plot tries to achieve some romanticism. It's a nice novel, I hope it won't be discontinued.

It's the best one I've ever seen in Ultraman. Although it skips the plot a bit and has many shortcomings. The Tiga chapter always defeats monsters and then resurrects them to increase the difficulty, but the writing behind it is really touching. The writing is really good, I hope the writing will be higher in the future. I'm not a bastard.