Urban: Playing the Protagonist, I Transform Into Yanlong Xia From the Start

The idea is good, and the writing is OK, but giving away the armor is something that many people cannot accept 🙂🙂🙂 It should be given to someone who has been researched, has a good outlook on life and good physical condition, that is, a "good family son of Chinese communism" rather than giving it directly to the actor because of childhood memories. The older ones are over 40 years old, and the younger ones are over 35 years old. Several of them are married and have careers [face covering] 🙂 🙂 🙂

Since it is a role-playing system, it should not be limited to tokusatsu dramas. You can also add some secondary dramas or live-action comic dramas. The most typical one is Wang Dongcheng's masterpiece.

It looks pretty good and some of the plots are very passionate, but there are also some minor flaws. The first one is the first few chapters. The reason why some people feel that this is minor is because the protagonist was already inside and waited until everyone else ran out before appearing, causing injuries to some people. The second thing I feel is to copy the power to others. Although some people can accept it and give it to the original actors, in fact, the reason why the author copied the power here is to allow more people to deal with the tokusatsu enemies that appear, and one person cannot change so many armors, so he goes behind the scenes.

Very good. Is there a book group for this book? And when will Super Sentai debut? Can you provide the protagonist with other types of props such as dolls or clones when he appears? What I want to see is. Not alone. In that transformation shouting a roll call is incomplete. I hope to give the protagonist something like a clone, or a puppet. I want to watch the full Super Sentai roll call this way

If tokusatsu is the childhood romance of a generation, then this book brings this romance into reality. The most touching part of it is not the refreshing feeling of monsters coming and heroes appearing, but the panic, fear, confusion and perseverance of ordinary people when fiction breaks into reality. The novel does not blindly pile up battles and famous scenes, but calmly depicts what the world will look like when huge lights and shadows appear over the city, when "unknown life forms" are broadcast on the news, and when heroes and monsters that once only appeared on the screen really stand on the streets, in buildings, and in our familiar daily life. The government's response, the noise of the media, the fears and expectations of ordinary people, the debates and carnivals on the Internet... The author uses extremely solid realistic writing to support the absurd setting of "Tokusatsu Arrival". You will see yourself in the text: you will see yourself who believed in light when you were a child, and you will also see yourself who will be uneasy, doubtful, and hesitant when facing the unknown when you grow up. Heroes are no longer distant symbols, but ordinary people who save people in the ruins, are tired in the middle of the night, and struggle under the pressure of public opinion. Their strength has never been because of their armor and strength, but because they chose to stand up when everyone was afraid. After reading the whole book, I feel that it is both grandiose in science fiction and heavy in reality. It satisfies our childhood fantasy of "if tokusatsu really exists", and tells us with a mature narrative: the reason light is precious is because it illuminates the real world. Suitable for everyone who still has a feeling of tokusatsu hidden in their hearts. Passionate but not naive, touching but not pretentious, it is a masterpiece that truly turns "feelings" into "stories".

The emotional outbursts that pave the way for the transformation of the protagonist and other characters, as well as the descriptions of the scenes of defeating the enemies after the transformation, are super cool and very realistic. I look forward to the appearance of more tokusatsu characters in the future.

Not bad! To put it simply, this Tokusatsu Comes to Reality City fanfic is well written, because the supernatural beasts and monsters from "Armor Warrior" and "Ultraman Tiga" appear to attack and cause havoc, and the protagonist Wen Yan transforms into the Flame Dragon Armor and Tiga to resolve the crisis. It is a good book.

Don't consume patriotic sentiments 🍉

It's beautiful. I've been looking for this type of work. I hope the author will continue to work hard [Hold]

Okay, okay, I have seen the latest chapter. The theme is okay. The protagonist is played in a role-playing form, which is very attractive. I think it is quite interesting. I hope it will be better without a female protagonist.