Ultraman, Dad, Don't Leave Me Behind

Tregear's blackening was based on his inferiority complex of the Blue clan and Taro's "inappropriate" remarks. When you are in a self-constructed cage, Taylor does not notice and stops and comforts you in time. Coupled with Tregear's special view of energy and light and darkness, this led to his darkening. What I want to see is a calm and elegant Tregear who can let go of the past and understand the truth, and is still a powerful Tregear with the power of chaos. Rather than being like some kind of crazy person who laughs at every turn. If you really want to keep Tregear "alive", then you need to untie the knot in his heart and let him be safe and sound. This book does not have those disgusting words, does not weaken Tregear, and is extremely rational. The laughter at the end not only fits the original work but also leaves a deep impression on people. This book is extremely rational, which is specifically reflected in the wording. For example, "you should" is written as "you need" and so on. I think I should read more books of this type, which can make me, a person who is very easy to imitate, more rational. The story is perfect and the characters are very vivid, but I think the reason for the low rating is that it is too rational. It is not like explaining the story but conducting a research report. I think it is too serious... In short, you can continue writing without being affected by the rating, which is worthy of admiration. Come on!!

It's so good to be alive. You can see God without making sacrifices😭 I always wanted to say this when I first watched Torre-related movies and TV shows. The official saying is like "I'm not good at technology but I have to add a very awesome setting to OC". At the same time, Torre was given a chaotic setting that neither believes in light nor darkness. The interaction between the left and right brains allowed him to do all kinds of bad things (darkness) in Taiga, but this book explains the concept of "chaos" very well - both light and darkness are controlled by the universe and destiny, and I have the courage to stand up and resist "gods". Isn't this "chaos"? At first, I was thinking about whether Torrechia's unusual calmness was an "ooc" behavior. Later, when I read Chapter 52, I realized that this calmness was paving the way for Torre's "emotional vulnerability", and this calmness is very consistent with his status as a scientist, isn't it? All in all, I think the plot and characterization of this book are much better than the official one, and the writing is also very good. Some parts have reached a profound level. It is a book worth reading as long as you are interested in Tregear, regardless of whether you are into CP or not! This is simply what I think of Tregchia (★≧▽^))★☆

Overall, it looks okay, but the emotional expressions are not very good, and the characters are not very OOC. It's just that Torrechia is too calm and a bit inhuman.

Perfect! This idea is perfect! I don't know what to say anymore. It's very well written, very deep, very connotative, very philosophical, very level, very thoughtful, very high-level, very patterned, very far-sighted, so delicious! Start catching up!

I like it so much!!! Taking the kids on a trip together is a really warm feeling😋. Hope his milk tea machine won't blow up🥺I will read it over and over again, shocked and delicious.

Perfect! I have never been interested in Ultraman, but I fell in love with Tregear because of this book, and then I went to watch Taiga TV. It was really good. If you come here and like Tregchia, don't miss it.

After reading it from beginning to end, I just want to say how are the author's brain cells? The author created a grander world view based on the original, which should be a cosmology, and transformed the death of Tregear and Belia from a simple conflict between good and evil since ancient times into a sacrifice and resurrection later. The author's writing skills are very good

What a great book about Tregchia! Highly recommended! The setting and character complement are very hardcore! It focuses more on Tregear itself. In short, the writing is very hardcore! It's really scientific! Expect!

It was so good that I kept laughing. This Tore is just like a mother 🥺 Show me how much you're dying, I'm not happy. . . . . . I feel bad. I kept crying. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

First of all, the logic and creativity of this book are very good. Tregchia's character can be further explored, which is more in line with the neutrality of "chaos" rather than simple light and darkness. More of his thinking can be reflected, and he is no longer a stereotyped villain; Secondly, let me talk about the points that I personally feel are not handled well: the Kingdom of Light seems to have replaced Tregear as the new "villain" in this book. The author provokes the opposition between light and darkness to create conflicts, and the bright side becomes hypocritical and short-sighted. The image is too one-sided, and many characters feel OOC (I personally prefer the Kingdom of Light, so I can't accept it) Finally, the author is thoughtful in this book. He may want to break the traditional stereotype of light and darkness and write another story, but he does not completely break it and is still limited to that framework. What I like better is that the original characters like Tregchia and Jagura have new stories in the article, and there are more possibilities, which may prevent the original tragedy. I rather like these two and some other characters, and I hope they can have a better ending, and there are new possibilities in this book.