
In the World of Ultraman: From the Start, I’m Geronimon
人在奥特:开局杰罗尼蒙
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 890k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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I Want Every Ultraman Novel on Tomato Novel
I want to read something similar to "Ultraman: I Become a Top Student in the Land of Light."
The Protagonist Becomes a Monster and Keeps Evolving. No Harem, No Goody-Two-Shoes
Something like The Black Dragon Code.
High-Quality Ultraman Fanfiction
Please recommend high-quality Ultraman fanfiction. Don’t deliberately smear Ultraman or call him a hypocrite, and no outrageous anti-Japanese stories, either.
Looking for a Kindhearted Protagonist Who Helps the Suffering
I want something with a strong sense of purpose, preferably with no romance. The characters should be kind, thoughtful, and driven by a desire for revenge. They should dare to speak, act, and dream, and not waste time on empty gestures. Any gender is fine. It could be about love of country, another nation, the world, or liberation. Give me something good.
Novels Where the Protagonist Transmigrates Into Various Anime Worlds
A good read.
Ultraman Fanfiction: The Protagonist Is a Monster or Controls Monsters
Any Stories About a Protagonist Roaming Through Different Ultraman Universes?
Looking for books similar to "Ultraman: The Frail Me Becomes Zi-O from the Start".
Looking for Monster Novels: No Female Lead, No Human Transformations, Consistent Worldbuilding. Please, I'm Begging You
Looking for a book.
Looking for Monster Girl Stories: Gatanothor, Greeza, or Zetton Would Be Great
Ultraman Has No More Masterpieces. Recommend Books with Monster Protagonists!
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"Fake Greek certification🤓, this book is not worth reading😡😡😡" The subject matter is not "monster girl", but "monster personification", and the part about Nelonga looking for a wife basically confirms that the protagonist will not be a stallion. Books where the protagonist is a monster chief are also very rare, and it is not a brainless invincible novel. The protagonist is not a brainless licking of humans, but an optimal solution based on his past as a human and his identity as a monster chief. If you are good to me, then I will naturally be good to you. If you are angry, even if I can't beat you, I will have to hit you hard. This book got rid of Tomato Oven's Tiga Novice Village and chose the first generation as the starting point. I can give high praise. Moreover, the original character is not a satellite without description without the protagonist. Instead, it describes the process of Hoshino, the Showa kid brother, from being hostile to Uchilonga to a dignified apology later. The original character is not a fixed template of a stereotype, but a person who will act according to the current situation, author! You did a great job! Comprehensive evaluation, good-looking, more updates 👍
As a bridge of communication between monsters and humans, the protagonist should not blindly compromise with humans. I hope humans should let humans deal with these marine garbage!
Home Notice. Personally, I think it's quite interesting. Although the current plot only progresses from episode to episode in the first generation of Ultraman, it can be seen that the author has put a lot of thought into it and did not make the monsters girly from the beginning. Instead, he appeared as a common monster male, which is fascinating enough. I look forward to a series of plots such as Zhidon, the final boss of the first generation, and Severin, Jack, Ace, etc. ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
The quality is surprisingly high. The characters of the monsters are well written and not stereotyped, which is really rare. The integration of monsters into humans is really interesting. And the description of the old lady, to be honest, has the feel of a physical book. It has a sense of immediateness like reading Keigo Higashino's "The Sorrow Store". It is full of life. However, it seems that the old lady should die soon. It depends on what kind of ending the author will give the old lady.
I feel that the appearance of the monster chief in another timeline is too sudden. There is basically no foreshadowing or other descriptions. It is just good. Suddenly he appears in the next chapter. As for whether the protagonist of the book has a female protagonist, I personally don't care too much, but the behavior of the protagonist affects the reader's experience. Especially after meeting the self in another world line, even if the protagonist has said before that he is worried that relying too much on the first generation will damage his image, but regarding the problem of himself in the other world line, I think it is completely possible to confess to the first generation and ask the first generation to help. After all, being able to communicate with the will of the earth does not mean being able to compete and defeat the existence of another universe world line. This will not affect the setting of the protagonist for himself. I understand that the author writes such characters to highlight the characteristics of his novels and highlight his different routes. I understand that the author writes this way to better describe the protagonist's mentality change, but it is still that point. It is too abrupt. Even if it is to write a monster merchant in the universe to confront the protagonist, I think it is better than directly writing the protagonist of another world line to come here. Because the concept of parallel universes is different, if the writing method of the two is not controlled well, it will be a disaster. And I don't know whether the author intends to only write about the Showa world view, or whether he intends to include other universe lines. If he wants to go to other universes, there are usually two ways: Bruton or waiting until the Mombius period to be with Mombius. There is also an uncommon way, which is to be summoned by a red ball. However, these description methods have a problem, that is, once you really go to other Ultraman worlds in the future, will the monsters following the protagonist pass or not? If there are descriptions about these monsters together, there will be a significant increase. If not, these monsters may be written about but no one can be found. And if you go to other timelines, will you go to the world of the orthodox Kadokawa Monster Girls or the pp version of Monster Girls? And for evil gods like Gatanjie, is it better to go to Luluye to communicate before appearing, or wait for the other party to communicate after they appear, or let SanDisk destroy it directly? Of course, the above are my personal thoughts. If the author has an outline, just follow his own outline. If there is no outline, you can just read it. As I said above
Overall, it looks pretty good. At first, I thought it was a monster girl, but when I saw the first personification, I finally came to my senses. The monsters' personalities are quite good. Come on, author!
Save money: Anthropomorphic monsters, not just monster girls, but also monster masters😇 Personal point of view: What kind of yin do you write in the plot of Jero Chimera? It's too abrupt. If you want to write a parallel and personal comparison of the protagonist, you can write it in Bruton's plot, or you can change a villain. It doesn't have to be a darker version of yourself, but overall it's okay, and the look and feel is not directly broken. I know your intention in writing this, but don't ruin the whole plot just because of your own little ingenuity. Also, if you want to continue writing other arcs in the future, should you continue writing about the Showa world until it is finished, or should you consider going to other universes? The way to get there is very simple, any Bruton or Red Ball performer does not perform direct summons or the like. The important thing is that this kind of web novel faces a big problem. Should the monsters from the past follow the protagonist? Should they all follow or only the main monster? If the monsters follow the plot, then the writing pressure will inevitably increase as the plot progresses. If one thing is not handled well, either the writing will be unable to continue and run away, or the old character will have too few roles and will become a sideshow, and in the end the person will not be found. If the author really wants to write this book well, he should make a good outline and read all the useful suggestions and questions in the comment area. If he just writes on a whim for fun, just pretend that I didn't say anything above.
How should I put it? The beginning was okay and very rational. I knew that my current strength was not good enough to deal with the first generation and the Kingdom of Light that followed, and I couldn't even pass the level of humans, so I took the initiative to give in when I was the victim. This is very okay and true, but the second part is not good. I can understand you giving in. What is the fear that Neilongga has the idea of getting stronger and taking revenge on humans? This should not be used to make him have An idea to become stronger, telling him that when he becomes stronger, he will no longer take the initiative to admit defeat when he is clearly a victim. Moreover, as a victim, he was blinded in one eye. Even if you can restore it to him, but after you become stronger and have power, do you have to stand up for your younger brother and ask mankind to give an explanation and pay a price? I can only say that I can't stand it, but as long as he can maintain the standard at the beginning, he is at least a good grass.
This type is quite good. It expresses emotions in a positive direction. I like this kind of thing very much.
The quality is quite high and it is easy to add some interesting articles every day. It is generally good now. I don't know how it can be maintained in the future. Thank you to the author for this book📖 which adds new color to my boring life. (It's to my taste now anyway)