[Ensemble cast] [Comedy early on + deeper themes later] [Semi-behind-the-scenes]
A word of warning: This isn’t a traditional novel where the protagonist dominates everyone and saves the world. The protagonist gets very little attention and grows over time. He doesn’t start out with the so-called Ultra spirit, so readers who are particular about that should steer clear.
Li Guan transmigrates! He even becomes a rookie Giant of Light in ancient Tiga’s era! He gets so carried away that he gives his giant form an outrageously chuunibyou name on the spot: “Glorious Arbiter, Divine Emperor of Light!” Then Dark Tiga runs him over like a speed bump...
When Li Guan wakes up again, he discovers that he isn’t dead, but has turned into a transformation device. Just as he is despairing over his fate, someone picks him up. Li Guan immediately starts spinning a tale, claiming to be the Divine Emperor of Light, the leader of countless giants, and none other than Ultraman King himself! He also deceives the guy, telling him that all the suffering in the world is part of that damned Dark Tiga’s scheme!
The guy is such a gullible fool that he actually believes Li Guan’s nonsense, forming a contract and becoming Li Guan’s lackey and compatible host! Li Guan is absolutely thrilled.
What he doesn’t know is that the person who picked him up is none other than the famous Jun Himeya!
Jun Himeya: “What?! The inherently evil Dark Tiga? I’ll grind him to dust!”
This little pebble called Li Guan is about to send rolling waves through the Nexus universe...
One day, lies will forge bonds, and the Divine Emperor will turn fiction into truth...
This isn’t a traditional leveling-up story, but a tale about “people”...
It's okay. When I saw the protagonist being so out of the ordinary, I thought it was purely funny. But I didn't expect it to sublimate later on, especially the dark camp. Each character image is very vivid. As an alien beast, but full of loyalty, Nosfell, from the funny Mizorogi at the beginning to spending some time in a small mountain village, and thus Kenichi Sato, who becomes kind and falls into darkness but has a clear sense of good and evil, Nagi Saijo, who also restores the original work, sticks to the human position and wants to exert the last warmth of his life, the orphan who wants to protect his lover, and the real man who is led astray. Even the protagonist has the belief to find it on his own. This is a very good work.
It is one of the better books among Tomatoes. The writing style is too heavy and too detailed. There is a bit of Al taste when I read it at the beginning, but there is nothing in the back. The plot progresses well, and it can be seen that it is a short article, and the imagination is okay. Overall, it is a good book. It depends on whether Tomato will recommend it (even if you don't recommend it, I still recommend you to write it down, after all, there are very few books that Tomato can read)
If pressing y is a talent Nothing new behind it
I've seen so many Audrey Man movies, and this one is quite good and funny. Hahaha, does anyone know what it's like for such a handsome guy like me to become a middle-aged boy [laughing] [Admiration]
What is this for? Why has it become a daily routine?
I've read dozens of them and it's very good, and the content is much better than the grandpa novels written by Showa O. With such high scores, I have no patience at all. For me, this is a true love, and it has many interesting content.
It's okay. This is the first time I've seen Ultraman as a pendant.
When abstraction reaches a certain level, abstraction itself becomes a story. . . Pure abstract writing. . . Just watch it for fun
This book is very humorous and very beautiful.
Very interesting, okay, okay