From the Start, I Had Saga’s Light: My Stats Terrified Mebius

This book is very good. It's a coming-of-age story with a protagonist who is a degeneration of Saga, possessing the ability to transform into Dyna Cosmos and Zero, so his stats are very high. He goes from knowing nothing to becoming interested in, understanding, and loving humans, and he really goes through a lot. I highly recommend this book.

This book has no substitutes; the female lead, Di Na, is a numerical monster, the battles are exhilarating, and the "love the King" trope is rare—loving humanity means loving everything about humanity, good or bad. Haha, I really love the female lead's character. The only downside is the slow update speed. At the beginning, Asuka came to Earth and lost her memory and was taken home.

It's a good book and I hope the author will continue it without interruption. The main character's numerical value is high enough to depict spiritual growth. The growth path is very clear. The protagonist gradually learns human emotions, anger, entanglement, courage, and gentleness from the human machine when he was just picked up by Mu Zhimei. The protagonist's state of mind grows step by step.

This is so good! I don't even know how to describe it. I've read so many Ultraman stories, but this one is truly amazing. The descriptions are so detailed, and the female perspective, combined with the protagonist's amnesia, makes it much more enjoyable to read than many transmigration novels.

Don't be fooled by the title of the book, it's not Long Ao Tianwen! Although you can see the kitten killed with one punch and Hikari killed with two punches (of course not true, although I haven't seen where the heartbroken Hikari went yet) the protagonist is a female Olympian who has grown from scratch. She is essentially the light of Saka, and you can see the growth very clearly!

It looks like a growth flow, but um, I think the name Di Na is not nice. It would be better to just use Saka or Di Jia, um, right. I'm also really looking forward to it, when the heroine will directly turn into Saka later, okay?

It's quite satisfactory, the plot as a whole doesn't have any bad points, there are only some minor criticisms, it's a relatively delicate and stable growth series, but in this type I still prefer to create an original unit drama, or add something else to the original Ultraman TV, otherwise it just follows the main line, it feels like It's so boring, and the setting of the protagonist is a bit…

It's really good to read, and the writing is also very good. It's very comfortable to watch, and the logic is very consistent. It doesn't have a lot of strange poisonous points, and the story is also a very good story. The pace of the story is also good. The way the story is told is also very good. At least for people like me who read novels as stories, it is a rare and good story.

The new book features a protagonist searching for the Ultra Spirit. The portrayal of his inner journey is quite good, making it a decent fanfiction worth reading. However! I must say, the protagonist's Ultraman name is so strange! Every time I see it, it takes me out of the story. I absolutely have to find fault with that name! 😜

It is indeed a rare good book. The introduction and beginning attracted me deeply. There is no conflict between the setting and the reading. For me who have read all the novels, the subject matter is very novel and it is difficult not to have the urge not to read it. The rhythm and details and some daily combing are just right. The details are also very meticulous.