Takahashi comes to the Ultra Multiverse with a mutated "Lipia" body.
On the surface, he is an elegant anthropologist wearing a suit and gold-rimmed glasses.
Secretly, he regards Ultraman and monsters as perfect ingredients for the buffet plate. As long as they come into contact, he can infinitely absorb, analyze and fuse all light and dark genes!
Faced with the crisis in the entire universe, Takahashi pushed up his gold-rimmed glasses: "Everyone is beaten to death, and I will take some samples. Isn't that too much?"
As a result, the painting style changed suddenly.
Diga himself: "That year I turned into light, and I wanted to seal Gatanjie, but this man with glasses not only took away my light, but also ate the monster as a snack?"
Zero: "Check! Check to the death! Who stole the data of my young master Palagi's Shield overnight?!"
Tartarus: "I traveled across time and space to summon an army of villains because I asked you to help me defeat the Kingdom of Light. I didn't ask you to use a black hole to swallow up all my monster legions!!"
Jagula: "Don't look at me, I'm just taking the blame, he is the real Dark Emperor!"
Zuo Fei issued the most wanted order across regions in the universe, and all the elite Stars of Light came out!
Takahashi looked at the Earth team members standing in front of him, who he called "experimental assets" but desperately protected him, feeling the genetic noise called "Ultra Spirit" running rampant in their bodies.
He sighed helplessly, pulled off his tie, and transformed into the Demon God of Truth standing in the starry sky.
"Originally I only wanted money and not my life. Since you insist on forcing me, then I will rewrite the rules of this universe today."
Reader comments
A very good book, but the protagonist is too cold. There should be humanity in the future.
But I think analyzing the truth shouldn't be a gluttonous activity.
Extremely rational, the protagonist has a good look and feel, which is in line with the "Observer" setting, and there is a bottom line in the pursuit of power. Except when he is really about to die, I think it is normal. Who will die if he can live? It fits my vision of the new Ultraman world quite well. However, I personally don't like this "cocoon" very much. Although it anchors the protagonist's humanity, it doesn't sit well with me, who likes to pursue rational pursuits, so when it comes to this character-related position, I jump as much as I can.
The writing is pretty good, but a bit short [laughing]
New Ultraman Lipia
It's a very good angle, and the character of the protagonist is also very stable. The pace is neither fast nor slow. It doesn't feel like a newcomer. Does the role of Cocoon have the meaning of the protagonist being trapped in a cocoon?
The novel perspective is quite good, good luck to the author! !
A very good book, but the protagonist is too cold. There should be humanity in the future. But I think analyzing the truth shouldn't be a gluttonous activity.
Extremely rational, the protagonist has a good look and feel, which is in line with the "Observer" setting, and there is a bottom line in the pursuit of power. Except when he is really about to die, I think it is normal. Who will die if he can live? It fits my vision of the new Ultraman world quite well. However, I personally don't like this "cocoon" very much. Although it anchors the protagonist's humanity, it doesn't sit well with me, who likes to pursue rational pursuits, so when it comes to this character-related position, I jump as much as I can.
The writing is pretty good, but a bit short [laughing]
New Ultraman Lipia
It's a very good angle, and the character of the protagonist is also very stable. The pace is neither fast nor slow. It doesn't feel like a newcomer. Does the role of Cocoon have the meaning of the protagonist being trapped in a cocoon?
The novel perspective is quite good, good luck to the author! !