From the Start, I’m the Dark Moon: A Villain in the Land of Light

Morthos is not a traditional villain, but a special being from the Honkai Dimension. He breaks into the Kingdom of Light universe with a "playful" mentality. He has a sense of nihilism and sober evil, and his interactions with Geed, Zero, and Zeta are full of tension. The setting of Black Moon Nekrax is novel, and its abilities such as molecular disintegration and space jumping break the routine of combat power, and the battle is neat and not procrastinating. The plot has a brisk pace, with both high-energy battles and daily contrasts. The exploration and dealings between the protagonist and the Ultra Warriors are full of fun and get rid of the stereotyped opposition between good and evil. The worldview integrates multiple dimensions, is full of details, and has three-dimensional characters. It is easy to read. It is a rare novel and non-routine work among Ultra fans.

A very good fan, who brought the "evil" to life. Morthos is sinister and mean. After traveling through countless worlds, he no longer cares about anything. The author never lets Morthaus "whitewash" from beginning to end. He is still so sinister and cunning, but readers can clearly feel that the troublemakers have unknowingly squeezed into his world. This transformation is not achieved through forceful preaching, but through repeated encounters, bowls of ramen, and the words "Master". The foreshadowing is buried deep and the people are established firmly. Watching a complete bastard unknowingly become one of his own by a group of Ultraman It's very interesting. When Yedu fights, the action descriptions are also very rich. The writing is very good and the descriptions are vivid, which is very consistent with the original characters.

The most amazing thing about this book is that it breaks out of the traditional Ultra fandom routine! The protagonist Morthos's "evil without fighting against the world" and his loose and alienated aura are what attracted me the most in the whole article, and they form an interesting contrast with the justice of the Kingdom of Light. It was obvious that he was here to cause destruction, but he was gradually broken by the people from the Kingdom of Light. This feeling of temptation and pull was particularly delicately written. The whole article has a brisk pace, and you can not only see the refreshing battles, but also get the undercurrent of the bond between the characters. It is not boring at all.

It's good to watch, and the plot of the new generation and the protagonist in the first few chapters is very interesting. I think Zero is already an old man.

The protagonist is exploring human nature. I need to be in a better mental state before reading it. The storyline is still good. I hope the author's mental problems are okay. It feels like it was written by an extremely broken person.

I think my writing is not bad Breaking out of the inherent routine of Ultra fans, this book creates a very charming special protagonist Morthos. He is not a purely bloodthirsty villain, nor is he a dark giant who cleans himself up to do good, but a sober and undisciplined bystander who comes from dimensional collapse. Falling to the earth from the rift, he transformed into Black Moon Nekrax, possessing the strange ability to decompose matter and jump between spaces. Facing the Ultra Warriors such as Geed, Zero, and Zeta, he was not obsessed with destroying the world, but only regarded everything as an interesting game. While living an ordinary life in the city, drinking oolong tea and living in a cheap apartment, he stirred the nerves of the Kingdom of Light. The characters are full of tension, daily life and grand battles are intertwined, the plot rhythm is comfortable, and the boundary between light and darkness is reinterpreted. Readers who like Ultra fans and anti-hero protagonists, don't miss this

The protagonist is lazy but powerful, and looks very good. There is a feeling of loneliness among the strong. Good-looking and good-looking.

I believe in the light again. Although the protagonist looks bad on the outside, he is very clean on the inside.

Dimension travel + the setting of the Kingdom of Light, the imagination is wide open, and the more you look at it, the more you become obsessed with it.

It's rare to encounter such a beautiful subject matter. It's a book worth reading in this world.