Lin Mo woke up to find himself in the world of Ultraman Tiga.
A pyramid from the start, GUTS's Victory aircraft overhead, and the next moment, Golza and Melba were right in his face.
At first, all he wanted was to quietly watch the iconic scenes from his childhood and stay close to GUTS. But then the story began to go off the rails.
Monsters appeared ahead of schedule, coordinates started shifting, and Ultraman universes that should have been separate began to bleed into one another. Even the “light” that should have existed was being gradually erased by some kind of darkness.
From Tiga to Nexus, from Zero to Orb, Geed, and Z, Lin Mo kept being thrown into one pivotal moment after another.
He had seen the gentlest light and the heaviest darkness. His seniors had saved him, and now he was learning to support those who came after him.
Until the day his own light finally answered the choice he had made.
Ultraman Reiga makes his grand debut!
This time, he won't just be watching as the heroes step forward.
Together with the figures who once illuminated his path, he'll push the multiverse back from the brink of collapse!
This is the story of an ordinary man who stumbles into the Ultraman TV series of every era, making up for regrets, rekindling fond memories, and igniting a crossover among the stars.
After reading more than 40 chapters, the details of the battle are described in detail, which fully demonstrates the elite feeling of all the members. Especially, Xincheng is finally not the funny hapless guy in other novels, but a very reliable senior in this book. The protagonist and Dagu were exposed early, and the victory team went from doubting the protagonist to slowly accepting it naturally after fighting together many times. Unlike other fan works that only have a few words per episode, this book discards a large number of TV episodes, retains only a small amount of the original plot, and makes a very reasonable adaptation. A book with great potential!
It's okay for me personally. I felt a sense of freshness when I first read it. There are very few beginnings like the author's that start with Dega, so I was attracted to it when I first read it. It didn't seem to be a big hang-up. It's very friendly to me who likes slow pace and long stories. I hope it will continue. As long as the author keeps updating, I will not abandon the article. Come on.
Very interesting novel
Very good, this is the first movie I have seen that writes the battles of the Earth Defense Force in such detail. Other novels seem to only cover the process of Ultraman.
That's a pretty good idea. Come on!