I Wandered into the Land of Light and Became an Ultra-Star Heartthrob

Ultra fan fiction that is not Ultra is similar to Earth and even darker. It makes people feel uncomfortable watching it. After all, Tsuburaya constructed a fairy tale of truth, goodness and beauty, and the author changed it. I still like to read fairy tales. Four stars, please encourage me.

The description of Kingdom of Light is biased toward the earth, and there will be bullying in the early stages. It is not recommended for those who are concerned about it. Personally, it feels weird but it also feels real. The emotional progress in the early stage was slow but not all at once, but not too slow. When I was about 40, everyone suddenly liked me. I 🥰 like the protagonist. She works hard enough and her strength gradually improves 😆 but she is a little desperate in this world. I don't know how to describe it but I like the protagonist very much. She is quite ordinary but very smart? Strong? There is a story about not having a long mouth😖😖

I have finished reading them all and have been following them since more than 90 chapters. However, I feel that the independent plots and character stories can be reduced a bit, and there are fewer self-created characters. Because it is a fan fiction, I want to see the characters more. I feel that it is okay, but I hope it will not be like the previous one. The following are all original characters, and there are very few non-self-created characters. Overall, the writing is relatively good. It would be nice if there were less original characters^ω^ If you want to get into the trap, run quickly. There are too many OOCs. It feels like an ancient novel and the character setting is very bad. I started reading it at about 120 chapters. The more I read, the more I felt that something was not right. There were many original characters. I wanted to see the heroine and Ultraman, but I didn't want to see original characters. It was similar to the previous book. There was improvement, but not much, o There are too many OCs. There were even bullying and verbal insults at the beginning, and Mebius was given a childhood sweetheart. Later, for the sake of plot arrangement, Hikali, a director of the Science and Technology Bureau, went to diplomacy. It is difficult to evaluate. In the beginning, there was a male co-star who verbally insulted the female protagonist, and then the female protagonist inexplicably became okay with the male co-star.

I feel like the plot is quite good and the characters are well-rounded, but I don't quite understand why people who like the heroine are surrounded by more or less women. After all, they are heartthrobs. If they are heartthrobs, shouldn't they have kept themselves safe before the heroine came? For example, one of Beria's extras seems to be a stand-in for the heroine, hugging her from left to right, and being a stand-in for the heroine. It looks like... Well, how should I put it, a bit estranged. Of course, everyone accepts it differently (personal opinion, please don't complain)

The emotional drama is indeed delicious, but it is not the world view of the Kingdom of Light. It can be regarded as a pseudo-occult world view, or the Kingdom of Light reverse world view. No, I can't stand the online violence in Chapter 68. This is a one-stop service for female pornographic competition. By the way, the heroine doesn't have a mouth. A bunch of people gathered to chase the heroine away. In the end, they all fired light beams to attack. Their lives were in danger and they didn't leave. This is awesome. There are very powerful bodies in the universe. If you can't stay in the Kingdom of Light, just go to other places. If you are afraid of death, just find a planet to live in. If the monsters come, just run away. In the Kingdom of Light, you have been raped by the Internet and almost have to be exposed to a ray of light. Your life is in danger. You insist on getting that household registration.

It looks good. I like this kind of long-lasting love. The heroine is for herself, and any available resources are her stepping stones. She is affectionate, loving, and knows what her goals are. I highly recommend watching it. She has brains and suits my taste.

First of all, I worship the boss. The writing is so delicious. There is really no meal replacement in the whole network. I have already read it three times and it is not enough to read (I am preparing to read it four times). This fanfic is pseudo-realistic and more realistic (I know Ultraman's portrayal is beautiful, but if you want to be a fanfic, I can help you), but to be honest, most of the writers in the Austrian second section of Tomato currently write in a relatively simple way. The main characters are not so three-dimensional, and it is more difficult to bring the perspective of the heroine into the perspective of the heroine. (Purely a subjective opinion, pure praise, the author is in the face of the author, and those who are asking for ratings are in line with me) (High energy ahead, Mian Chui is coming!!!) But we Mianmian have the kind of feeling that if you mess with me, but you can't kill me, I will be as tough as a weed. Next time we meet, I will tear off a piece of flesh from you, but I won't get any good pleasure from her. You can step on me, but as long as someone lifts me up, I can climb up desperately and find my way home. (I like to watch the interaction between Yu Mian and Hermes the most. It's so delicious to grow up together... The iceberg beauty's dark puppy is so delicious😋)

A true growth flow, a book that can be read with your brain. The writing is so good, the plot and characterization are all the best among Aotong. It was very smooth to read in one breath, and it gave me a sense of being alive. The writing is really good, so good, so good. Can you all come and read it? Very high quality text It's not a loss after investing in the shares. The author never takes a break. What a great update. She is a very hard-working fairy lady. Part 3 contains spoilers Fortunately, this is a novel with a female protagonist. To put it bluntly, none of these men can be trusted. One or two of them said they like the female protagonist. When the female protagonist was bullied, they all became invisible. Asking to participate would only add fuel to the fire. When the female protagonist was isolated, she couldn't even provide the most basic private companionship and comfort. They all avoided the female protagonist. Later, when the female protagonist became stronger and used her own abilities to silence others, she started to have sex again. . . . The heroine is very good, the heroine is very, very good, and the author is also very good. These men deserve it if they can't get a wife. The author is still too talented in writing, and I feel that these are all foreshadowings laid by the author to reasonably prevent the heroine from choosing any of them, so that the heroine will not be said to be cold-hearted, because they are not worthy of the heroine being with them. Again, you have to like someone who is already a good person! Anything less will not work! Editor 4: I have read Chapter 61 so far. The author's writing is really good. I really read it with my brain in mind. If you don't read it with your brain in mind, you can ignore what I say below. The character of Hermes went from being a cold-blooded boy at the beginning to complaining and gossiping later on. The character really fell apart a bit. Love can turn him into a dank puppy. This kind of character change is okay, but his behavior in front of others is completely unreasonable. Many characters written by the author will have the author's own speaking characteristics after writing for a long time. This is normal. Anyway, in the later stages, everyone feels like the same person. Bello, this character is the most unacceptable to me. The logic of his behavior is to get better first and then apologize. This is very inexplicable. There is no plot foreshadowing about him in the middle. Normally, he apologizes first and then gets better. In the early stage, he bullied the heroine who was purely a villain and cannon fodder. He was cleared without any punishment. Another female character who was also a villain cannon fodder was punished. I don't understand what the author's positioning is for this character? Later I felt like I wanted to send him to the male protagonist group. This kind of bully is just a dirty man. Let the female protagonist eat something good. There are so many good male protagonists (a quick look at Mebius and Hikari) Seven has fewer flaws, but the part where he secretly kisses the heroine is really not sweet. It feels like an old pervert playing a gangster, which is a bit scary. The heroine hasn't figured it out at the time, and she's not sure who she likes. Being secretly kissed by someone she doesn't like, it doesn't respect the heroine at all.

It's super good-looking, charming but not Mary Sue-y. I just like how the heroine's baby grows up in adversity [Blow kiss]

When I first read it, there was actually nothing wrong with the logic of the writing. It was just that the setting of the Kingdom of Light was different from the original work. If you can accept this second setting, the logic is correct. The Kingdom of Light designed in this design is similar to the earth and not so utopian. It can be understood as reducing the 95% utopia level of the original work to 40% utopia level. Even the Ultramans are very uneven. Some Ultramen are very noble, while others are no different from Earthlings. Of course, it is understandable that utopia must look for contradictions externally, otherwise there will be no conflicts. This second assumption is understandable. I will take a look at it later and comment on it later.