Chenze traveled to a world where there had never been a legend of the Giant of Light, but was ravaged by giant beasts and disasters all year round.
The city was torn to pieces under the trampling of monsters, and the earth was full of cracks. Wailing and despair were the eternal background of this land. Human beings are as small as ants in front of the ferocious beasts, and even their struggle seems pale and feeble.
Until he picked up the cold, hard, and weathered petrified object next to the trash can - it was a transformation device that had long lost its luster and was as silent as a stone.
There was no light, no echo, just a heavy texture, pressing on his palm.
He held this statue, which may be the only hope in the world, but fell into deathly silence amidst the turbulent noise.
He is just an ordinary person who accidentally broke into this world. He has no awareness of saving the world, no fearless courage, and can barely even protect himself.
Do you really want to hold it tight?
Do you really want to stand up and shoulder the responsibility of crossing the sea of stars and protecting all living beings with your flesh and blood?
Can he afford it?
Reader comments
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.
It feels like the author is writing out the "light" in his heart.
Faster, faster, faster, faster!
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.
It's beautiful, I love watching it, and I love watching light stories.
It sounds a bit like AI, I'm not sure, I'll give it another try
Very desperate, very hopeful
Radiation Unscrupulous Blessing Snail Tianzun
It's been a long time since I've looked this good.
A book about "light"
It's okay to write your own story
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
It's okay so far and worth a look! Give it a five-star [star][star]
It's a great book. If you don't like the previous part, you can jump directly to Saga.
There are very few touching Ultraman novels that you can read. They are indeed good and worth reading.
Although I don't like it, the writing is pretty good and quite delicate. I haven't rated it yet or commented on it.
It's very innovative, although the details are a bit rough, and you can create some plots and changes yourself.
The overall evaluation is pretty good. Objectively speaking, the writing style is very delicate. There may be some shortcomings in details, but overall it is still very good.
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.
It feels like the author is writing out the "light" in his heart.
Faster, faster, faster, faster!
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.
It's beautiful, I love watching it, and I love watching light stories.
It sounds a bit like AI, I'm not sure, I'll give it another try
Very desperate, very hopeful
Radiation Unscrupulous Blessing Snail Tianzun
It's been a long time since I've looked this good.
A book about "light"
It's okay to write your own story
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
It's okay so far and worth a look! Give it a five-star [star][star]
It's a great book. If you don't like the previous part, you can jump directly to Saga.
There are very few touching Ultraman novels that you can read. They are indeed good and worth reading.
Although I don't like it, the writing is pretty good and quite delicate. I haven't rated it yet or commented on it.
It's very innovative, although the details are a bit rough, and you can create some plots and changes yourself.
The overall evaluation is pretty good. Objectively speaking, the writing style is very delicate. There may be some shortcomings in details, but overall it is still very good.