Japanese Horror: With Me Here, There Are No Bad Endings

With the power of Ultraman and the attitude of a gamer

The protagonist watched for a long time before taking action. In short, he just wanted to show off. There is no way Noah would choose such a person.

After watching the first world, I didn't see the Ultra spirit that I was familiar with, only unilateral crushing for fun. I don't think Ultraman would carry out large-scale killings of an [already formed civilization] for the sake of law enforcement. Because this world is different, it is certain that human beings will be basically exterminated, and their situation is similar to that of the Nonmartians. The universe is not entirely made up of humans, and Ultraman is not the exclusive bodyguard of humans. Even his lover, King Seven, has gone through repeated psychological struggles. I think it is unrealistic to destroy those alien forces on a large scale when they have formed a complete new civilization. If you have to say that the protagonist is a human and wants to take sides, then I think this is not worthy of the title of space police. After all, it is just an ordinary person who picked up a transformer, or it is simply a cool weapon. You can write about completely eradicating alien forces, liberating all captive humans, destroying their predatory system, and leaving the fire for rebuilding civilization to the endangered humans. But this "happy ending" will reproduce the core problem of the original work. Just like the dilemma faced by Severn in "The Messenger of Nonmart": Ultraman's protection of human beings is essentially the forcible intervention of higher-dimensional forces in the "food chain", rather than solving the root cause of "the inability of life from different positions to understand each other." Their compromise was only forced by the giant's absolute force. The core of the original work was never "can humans defeat aliens", but "can creatures in different positions never understand each other?" Yuuto and Hinata did it, but the protagonists didn't seem to do it. They just enjoyed themselves as saviors. What can truly break the closed loop of the weak and the strong is never the power of a higher dimension, but the empathy and awe of life towards the pain of others. It's not that I'm nitpicking, but I think the world written by Fujimoto Shu as the background story and the Ultra spirit can be written to have more depth. What the Ultra spirit wants to express is never "invincible abuse of vegetables", but "even if you hold absolute power, you will still reflect and struggle repeatedly for life, justice, and stance." You downgraded Ultraman from "the guardian of the universe who will repeatedly struggle for justice and position" to "the one who takes sides", and even stopped playing the role later on, and directly started pretending, "After watching it for so long, it's finally my turn to take action." In the words of Austrian's father, this is like losing the spirit of Ultraman 🤦 Why can Severn become an inescapable classic in the Ultra series? It was because of his struggle in the Nongmart incident - he knew clearly that humans were outsiders invading the earth, and knew that the Nongmart people were the real aborigines. He finally chose to protect humans, and he never felt at ease. He was burdened with the sin of "violating the justice of the universe" and risked his identity as an Ultra Warrior, and was even imprisoned in a cosmic prison for this. He knew from the beginning to the end that his choice was never "absolute justice", but just a partial position, which was the price he was willing to bear for mankind. And the protagonist in this novel, faced with the exact same predicament, didn't even have half a struggle or a half respect for life, and just started the massacre with peace of mind. What is Noah? It is the first ray of light when the universe was born, and it is an existence that has witnessed the birth and death of countless civilizations and traveled through the multiverse. His core has never been "partiality for mankind", and even when he appeared on the stage, he rarely directly interfered with the direction of civilization. He represented "hope in desperate situations" and gave a chance to choose to those who still have good intentions in the darkness, rather than handing a butcher's knife to those who stand in line. What Noah would like is Severin's will to protect even if he is burdened with sin, and still respect life even if he holds absolute power. He is definitely not an ordinary person who doesn't even have basic ethical reflections and only knows how to kill from a human standpoint.

The evil nature of people is well described, but normally Ultraman would not sit back and watch. He is a bit too high-status and stands too high. Generally speaking, it is not bad.

The author read the original work with tears in his eyes. It was really hard work. I read the original work for a long time and I couldn't stand it [OK] It's up to you to read the other dark stories later [laughing]

This book would be okay if the protagonist was saved as a person with powerful power, but the protagonist is the power of Ultraman. There are some things that Ultraman simply cannot do. Ultraman will try his best to save everyone, even possible villains, and will give them a chance. Instead of ignoring it from the beginning I feel that for the protagonist, I want to show that the protagonist is a higher life form with divinity, but also because of the power of Ultraman, I want to show that the protagonist is closer to humans. Therefore, the protagonist becomes hypocritical. The more I watch it, the more disgusting it becomes. Damn it, I watched it for so long.

After searching for a long time, I finally found a novel about two chickens in the courtyard [laughs]

From the front, it looks like a decisive killing that suits your appetite, but from the back, it's like a different person, fighting wits and courage with ants. Xiaotou is controlled by Fu Jiang. If I were Noah, I would take back your ability overnight.

Admit it, you just can't stand those weird aliens. They are different from us. You can't stand the disrespect for the body. Today it eats the bodies of your family members, and tomorrow, it eats you. You can't bear to live surrounded by these creatures that are no different from the monsters of ancient legends. Our emotions are incompatible and our logics are very different. Coexist? Absolutely impossible. Now is the time for us to revive the traditions of our ancestors. From the moment we first united as one and set foot outside our beautiful blue planet. That word has been lost in our culture for eons. But, I know, it will never disappear from our genes. Our race has been inseparable from the tree branch moving to the ground, and our destiny has been inseparable from it. Listen, fellow citizens! The call of the ancestors, they called in Kadesh, between the two rivers, in Egypt, in Changping, in Red Cliff, in Verdun, in Normandy, in every piece of land and every ocean on this planet. Use Chinese, English, German, Russian, lingua franca... All human languages ​​converge into that cry: War! War! War! Fellow citizens! Now, it's time! Initiate the war agreement and send out the human army! We will fight, we will fight on the planets, we will fight in the nebulae, we will fight in hyperspace, we will fight in every place of need in the universe! We fight for the future of mankind, even if we have to burn the sea of ​​stars and burn down the galaxy! Send this message to all alien races who intend to resist! War is coming! 😄👍

The author's concept is correct, but the protagonist's actions are questionable. If you want to continue writing this book and write it well, the author must understand two issues. First, the reason why the protagonist saves the world is because he has inherited the light of Noah and saves for the sake of saving, or because he cannot bear the suffering of kind people and hopes for the healthy development of human civilization, and saves because he wants to save. Secondly, the protagonist's purpose of saving the world is to write a myth for himself so that everyone in the world can be grateful to him so that he can gain the power of light, or he wants the human civilization in that world to have a better future based on his own judgment, even if he is unknown or even misunderstood. These two questions are what Dagu asked himself clearly in front of Qijela, and they are also questions that all works on the theme of salvation cannot avoid.