I Opened My Eyes and Belial Had Picked Me Up

A feeling from a passing fan: There is no protagonist here who defeats the enemy with one move and sweeps away thousands of troops. There is no clichéd slap in the face of ordinary novels. Instead, there is a steady flow of emotions: the tender tenderness of mother's love and the fact that I only have eyes for you, the silent responsibility and sacrifice of father's love, and the trust, dependence and mutual support between brothers. The world of Ultraman is inseparable from battles, but this article explores the cruelty of war and allows us to see the will and spirit of each Ultraman. They are no longer codes to highlight the strength of the protagonist, nor data depicting the tragic war, but the light of protecting each other's homeland in the war and not being afraid of sacrifice. Witnessing their sacrifices is also the growth of the protagonist. Every Ultraman who appears has his own considerable weight in this article, rather than being used as a tool to divide strength as a nobody. So this book struck me as more about emotion than combat. If I am a person who can cry when moved, then I will stay for this book. If the author can continue this warmth, I am afraid I will live in this book.

It's heartwarming and everyday, and the interaction between Beria and the protagonist is full of provocation and comedy. ? (Anyway, I personally like the feeling that a big shot with great fame outside still has to manage his life honestly.) I look forward to the future where the fates of Beria, Tregear and the protagonist will be more intertwined. The overlapping of light and darkness also makes me look forward to the future fate of the protagonist. The protagonist cares about every family and friend, and Zero. It is a light that suddenly appears in the lonely life of more than five thousand years. For Shikari, it is the brother who grew up with him. For Tregchia, it is the treasure that he and Taylor discovered together, a puzzle... The protagonist is a little sun in the true sense, and a bit like a candle swaying in the wind, burning himself and illuminating others. He has struggled to survive from illness since he was a child, leaving his own small footprints at every plot point. She is kind but not a virgin, and she knows when to act. This is a small characteristic of the protagonist (which is quite rare in the Kingdom of Light). It is a plus point for me that she is not a traditional virgin character. The other characters we are familiar with have no trace of OOC at all. They are how I imagined them to be in the world. Every character is not perfunctory, and it is a very three-dimensional Ultra world. It is one of the best Ultra stories I have ever seen. Finally, I would like to comment on Beria, my second favorite character in this book. He is rebellious and courageous, but not unintelligent. He takes action when it is time to do so. He is not sloppy. He really cares about the protagonist. He is a tsundere monster that I like very much. Come on Uh, I just realized there are typos, please understand...

I love it. It's super beautiful and very warm every day. Who is this OOC label for? It's just what they would do. It's not too heartwarming. The description of the war is also very good, very detailed and resonant. I highly recommend it!

I have finished reading the latest 79 chapters so far, and I can't wait to review it. It is generally warm and daily life, and occasionally a little bit sarcastic. I will finish it without knowing it, and I will not finish it. I'm not being polite, the author's writing style is really good, he can write about a touch of happiness, and the gentleness and rationality of the protagonist are perfectly portrayed. It's just that the title of the book is a bit unsophisticated, which makes me a little embarrassed to recommend it to my friends (scratching my head), but after all, this is a major feature of Tomato, I understand. When I first read the title of the book, I thought it was written around Beria, but I found out that it was not. The main character Po'er gives me the feeling of being the big brother next door. I'm really looking forward to what little Cerro will be like in the subsequent stories. The author will update it soon. It's not enough. On a scale of 10, I would give it a 9.5. Because it's not over yet, and chasing it little by little is really not enough. (This book review was written in the middle of the night, and I may have mentioned a certain sentence about my dream)

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I burst into tears when I read Good Sword, but it was well written, the characters did not have OOC, they had warm daily routines, and interesting little quarrels between relatives. It was very confusing. There were a lot of foreshadowings, mostly all about Knife. The main character was beautiful and strong, and the setting was miserable. Specifically, it meant that he died twice. Author, I beg you, can our Xiaoe be resurrected?

It's a very nice novel. You can check out my homepage. I'm personally very picky and I only get five-star reviews on my hands! In this case, this book deserves my six stars! To be honest, the characterization is very good and the plot content is also very good, so I really don't understand why it is rated 7.6? Is anyone maliciously writing reviews? Believe me, once you click in and read it, I guarantee you won't come out until you finish it! The emotions and characters portrayed by each person are very similar to the original work! It's so perfectly written that I don't even know where to start! All in all, you will know why I say this after reading it! But I still want to complain: "Three ounces of lotus, twelve knives! Although it is not sharpened, it still hurts! Damn you! Three ounces of lotus roots that are born evil!"

I have read many novels, including Bai Yueguang and the number one novel in my mind, but this one is the only one that I can't put my finger on. When I first read the introduction, I was still confused, but it wasn't until I read it that I discovered the essence and mystery. The protagonist is picked up by Beria at the beginning. This is a very delicious setting, and it also pave the way for the bond with Belia in the later chapters. In the early stage, there are some very sweet cookies. Although the protagonist is not in good health, he is still alive. At least he is still alive. His beauty made me ignore the "healing and depression" of this introduction. It doesn't matter that we are all working hard to live. It wasn't until the protagonist went to work as a medical doctor (that's what it meant), and the companions I met in the army died because they didn't come, that I understood the value of depression. It's a pity that I was young and frivolous at the time and didn't know the meaning. When I got older, I suddenly realized it... After Beria touched the tower, the protagonist was noticed by Rebrando because of his powerful telepathy. How could there be so many opportunities for you to eat and take... At that time, it was the end of everything and the beginning of everything. The protagonist has been sleeping in the cemetery for tens of thousands of years. The most cruel thing is that he is guarding in front of his own tomb. It is reasonable for Beria to be imprisoned. When Taro and Torre found the protagonist, my heart suddenly jumped again. Well, I sincerely started eating the sugar knife, but I didn't know that the storm was coming. The protagonist exchanged his own life for the growth of Zero, and then formed a bond with Tiga Carmilla and others, and the blue bird also came from it. Why Beria fell into the darkness seems to have become the protagonist's doubts. Obsession seems to be easier to describe. When I saw the protagonist wanting to take the place of darkness and understand Beria's time, I really burst into tears... Substitution is not what you do... It hurt so much that he didn't even scream because he was used to it. . After reuniting with Belial, he once came to another universe for the first year of junior high school (Dark Lops Department). One of the parts of that adventure was "I'm so hungry, so hungry, so hungry, Bluebird, you're so naughty and you want me to eat people." I guess that's what it meant. That conversation was really sad. After meeting Zero, I was in a state of remembering the protagonist, and then the protagonist was brought home by his mother, but I also knew that I couldn't remember it so easily. This contradictory mentality is simply crazy. . Tears flowed out unsatisfactorily during the road construction period. Yes... Po'er was still a child who wanted to go home. No matter how reliable he appeared... He would still miss home. He didn't even see his mother for the last time before she died. Luchi... Luchi... Was delicious, but it was so overwhelming for a child who valued love and justice that he couldn't find a home. When I used the word "small-bellied chicken intestines" to describe myself during the fight with Zero, I burst into tears again. It was because I was unwilling... I was unwilling to accept that the only outcome would be death. Even though I had accepted it, I still felt unwilling to do so. After Poe's death, I thought the book would be finished. Maybe it's the guidance of fate, or maybe the author doesn't want to end it so early and stab the readers again. . I cried while reading the chapters after Poe's sacrifice. . I kept crying. . Even though Po'e had died, he still kept Zero from being burdened with emotions because of him while he was still alive. Maybe he already knew the outcome? Destiny's child... The blue bird stuffed the thoughts that Poe left for it into its eyes, and searched for him ten thousand and one times. It did not dare to hesitate after ten thousand times, because it was afraid that it would not be found again and its faith would collapse. It literally made me cry to death. . In the end, the thought of the timer fragment finally turned into a three-year-old child, who can only remember the knowledge of the day every day. This may be the best ending for him, right? In the process of getting along with Tregear and Jagula, I seemed to have regained the sweetness I had before, but I knew in my heart that this was just the beginning of the storm. But it's good, at least I can still live like a "child". For the first time in my life, I encountered a sadistic novel that tortured me to death. I suddenly understood the value of depression. Poea is like a generous bright moon, illuminating every family member and friend. Even though he already knows his fate, he still wants to bring something to this world. Suddenly he understands that in the bright moon literature, I hate that the bright moon occasionally shines on me, but I have no hatred, so let the bright moon hang high in the sky... Please bring happiness to Poe... [I'm about to cry] [I'm about to cry] Healing and depression are fully thought out in this book. Is this a new type of contrasting cuteness? (Scratches head) I didn't come up with anything when I was depressed, but the cure was super kawaii.

It's very well written, with a strong sense of immersion. After tying the knot, I still felt sad when I switched to other novels. I couldn't adjust my mood. I felt very uncomfortable when I saw the scene where the protagonist met Taro and the others. I felt like I had been forgotten by time.

It's really, really good-looking. Although it's a little sharp in the front, it doesn't matter, it's still much sweeter. They really dote on Poe. I feel soft when I see it. It also makes up for some of the regrets of racing rabbits. The most important thing is that this is a hard-working author [blowing kiss]