Chen Ze transmigrated to a world with no legends of the Giants of Light, one that had long been ravaged by giant beasts and calamities.
Cities lay in ruins beneath monsters' trampling feet. Cracks covered the earth, while wails and despair were the eternal backdrop of this land. Humanity was as insignificant as ants before the grotesque giant beasts, and even the struggle to fight back seemed utterly futile.
Then, beside a trash can, he found a cold, hard object, petrified and covered in signs of weathering. It was a transformation device, long stripped of its luster and silent as a stone.
There was no light, no response, only its heavy weight pressing against his palm.
He held what might be the world's only hope, yet amid the roaring commotion, he sank into a deathly silence.
He was just an ordinary person who had stumbled into this world by accident. He had no resolve to save the world, no fearless courage, and could barely even protect himself.
Should he really hold on to it?
Should he really step forward and shoulder the responsibility of protecting all life, with nothing but his flesh and blood?
Was he capable of bearing it?
It's okay so far, but there is one problem. Why is it repeatedly reminded in the book that monsters are a problem for humans all over the world, and calls on the whole country to fight against monsters. But the problem is only one dragon country. Monsters always go to the dragon country. The book does not mention what happens to other countries, so the dragon country has to bear it alone. How can we call on other countries to help? Other countries are basically fine. They wish that the dragon country was destroyed in the book because it has nothing to do with them. If Ultraman appears in that country, the country will be invaded by monsters.
The plot is pretty good, but I haven't encountered this kind of character that seems to have strong emotions but has an inexplicable human-machine feel for a long time.
I finally turned into the shape of Guaguala. The novel written by the author is great.
The words "Ultra Spirit" are enough. Compared with those guys in other novels who only have power but no Ultra Spirit, they are much stronger.
Update it quickly and write it well. I have read so many novels. This is a good writing style and a very clean and good novel in Ottwen. The logic is good. Update it quickly.
Faster, faster, faster, faster!
It sounds a bit like AI, I'm not sure, I'll give it another try
It feels like the author is writing out the "light" in his heart.
It's beautiful, I love watching it, and I love watching light stories.
I'm not sure if this book is AI, but it's well written, with a score of 9 Hope in despair, seize every possibility, may all those who believe in light have a bright future