
What Counts as the Most Unprecedented Kaiju Battle?
什么叫史无前例的大怪兽格斗?
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- 139k Words
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- 18d ago
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- Fanqie
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Are Highly Rated Ultraman Stories a Thing of the Past? Are There No More Great Ultraman Stories?
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Ultraman Fanfiction Recommendations (Based on My Personal Taste)
No harem, and don't ruin Ultraman's childhood battle record. Ultraman Fighting Evolution, Ultraman Tiga Descends Upon the Myriad Worlds.
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Ultraman Books Rated 9 or Higher
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Ultraman Has No Masterpieces Anymore. Prove Me Wrong
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Are There Stories Where the Protagonist Becomes a Brand-New Ultraman Instead of an Existing One?
I mean stories where the protagonist becomes a brand-new Ultraman, not transmigrates into an old one like Tiga, Cosmos, or Zero, and not one of those especially powerful Ultramen either. A completely new one.
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Ultraman Saves Other Despairing Worlds! The Spirit of Ultraman!
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Ultraman Has No Masterpieces Anymore. Disagree? Let’s Debate, Except for Those Few Decent Ones
Apart from those few books, what else is any good? ⊙_⊙
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Any Ultraman Stories Set Outside the Ultraman Universe?
For example, there are no Ultramen in a world, but the protagonist obtains an Ultraman transformation device, and monsters begin appearing too.
375Books13.1MViews7dUpdated
Looking for Big Monster Fighting Books, Only Big Monster Fighting
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Ultraman Stories Over 100,000 Words, Hand Them Over!!!
Ultraman novels over 100,000 words
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If you like big monster fighting and Ultra Universe, don't miss it. The world view of the competition with chaos in time and space is novel, the combination of monsters and the battle game are logical, and the combat power will not be destroyed. There are classic villains like Bogaru who create a sense of oppression, and there are also relaxed and interesting plots such as shrinking young monsters, which are relaxed and relaxed. The foreshadowing is natural, the suspense about the theft of the camp and the mysterious researcher Griffin is very intriguing, and the series is worth following.
The subject matter is quite new, and it's the first time I've seen the setting of monsters being billed as teams in different stages written into a novel. The combat descriptions are more detailed, focusing on operations, and they also know more about monster types, unlike some authors who only know popular monsters. There is undoubtedly potential
Where can I find Owen who has both humanistic care, abstract jokes, and exciting wits? I will probably never forget you, Your Majesty, why haven't you updated yet😡😡😡
Definitely give it a 5-star rating Ideas are stronger than writing
Too slow, I mean updates. Too fast, I mean progress.
This is the Ultra Warrior I want to see. Keep writing and at least give them a good ending. The subsequent team conflicts and the mentality of not being like an Ultra Warrior, and the fact that the good and evil attitude of a kind of space people can't be slapped to death at the beginning, and other space people were substituted into the movie and TV settings (maybe this is the setting, but I don't know), the subsequent handling was pretty good. I think this plot will make some people who haven't seen the follow-up have a good impression of the protagonist. The protagonist's mentality and thoughts change too quickly (if you think about it carefully, it should be a bit foreshadowing (it's not me, right?). I think it can be written in more detail). Overall, it is recommended to watch.