I Can Pull the Real Thing Right Out of the Screen!

The book is not bad, but some parts are too infuriating. The online trial at the end is unbearable for me. I can't accept the parents who lost their children and the lifelong pain they endure. What good is the legal judgment on those children? They live very well three to five years later because they have connections and families. Of course, this is just my personal opinion regarding the book's premise; the plot itself is still very good.

The spirit of Ultraman is beautiful, yet it contains a touch of harsh reality.

It's so good! My great-grandmother practically jumped out of her coffin when she saw it, insisting that this novel didn't exist, and that I wouldn't be able to close my eyes without it.

It's very well written. I must say, it's definitely not a "feel-good" novel, but it's definitely an "invincible" novel. Invincible novels, starting with an invincible character basically only have three paths: either create satisfying moments, develop the plot (sometimes to compensate for plot flaws or abstract elements), or, in my opinion, the best path for an invincible novel is through…

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Let's embrace this world with love. That's good, yes, that's good.

Next time I write an article, I'll try to bring Belial and Zedra to our side to strengthen our rear.

Good books make my mind wander.

Five stars awarded, Ultraman spirit.

The author does have some writing talent; unlike some articles that lack any color or substance.