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[You can enjoy this as a lighthearted monster romance even if you haven’t read the original, since the plot has diverged drastically from it.]
[Blurb]
Reincarnated into a tokusatsu show teeming with monsters, Fushi finds herself the embodiment of Earth’s breath of life, a being who can only shield and heal. She feels she’s been dealt an incredibly rotten hand.
“Does it really make sense to have absolutely no attack power in a dangerous world where aliens fight every day?”
“Don’t worry,” Earth’s will replies. “You are the source of humanity’s continued existence, and you naturally share an inseparable bond with an Ultra Warrior. If you’re ever in danger, he’ll come save you.”
“What Ultra Warrior?” Fushi asks, utterly confused. “I grew up watching Balala the Fairies and Di○xia. I’ve only ever heard of Ultraman Di○! He borrowed my light when I was little and never gave it back, so now my future is pitch-black!”
“Isn’t that wonderful? It’s fate.”
“???”
“And don’t worry. Our Ultraman set is not only passionate and heartwarming, its relationships are sunny, healthy, and full of healing. As long as you join the protagonist’s circle of friends, you’ll make it safely to the finale.”
All right, then.
Just from the sound of those relationships, it already seems a lot healthier than the neighboring Hidden Leaf Village...
With that thought, Fushi soon hits it off with a kitty Ultra, and reflects that Mother Earth really hadn’t lied to her.
A cute little cat from the Land of Light? Pet him.
A beautiful, beloved Ultra who’s thirty million years old? Pet him.
A gloomy, gorgeous mermaid princess and arms dealer? Pet them all.
The days pass in cheerful harmony.
Then a major crisis arrives. At the last moment, she risks her life to save the mermaid, then awakens to the sunny tokusatsu drama’s calls of “love” and “bonds.”
That’s so moving. Surely she deserves a grand welcome-back party, at the very least.
But reality is...
The mermaid princess, driven to madness by Fushi and once again revealing her dangerously beautiful side: “Come back to the Land of Light with me. I’ll cure you completely, no matter the cost, even if I have to risk my life.”
The beautiful, beloved Ultra arrives in response and cuts her off on the spot: ... (silent, shaking his head) JPG
Fushi: “?? What channel is this? Where have you dragged me?”
She turns to Dream Cat for help.
Dream Mebius, her best friend, sighs and shakes his head. “I told you this would cause problems, Fushi-san.”
You’ve got to be kidding me.
Wasn’t this supposed to be a sunny tokusatsu drama? Don’t tell me it also has that suffocating, male-centered entanglement like the neighboring Hidden Leaf Village?
Hey, what do you mean, looking away?!
Just tell me “no”!
Land of Light black-tech genius Hikari (male lead) × Earth’s breath-of-life girl Fushi × thirty-million-year-old guardian deity Tiga (a little saintly one-sided affection), Mebius (best-friend route).
Theme: Life is the most precious and beautiful thing.
Taro is very good. The first one I watched was Taro. He is totally my Bai Yueguang. Higashi Kotaro is really handsome.
Vote for Blaze in the new pit and wonder how this wild cat will fall in love! Or the legendary lover Wang Qiye can also do it [lop-eared rabbit head]
I think Aix is super cute too [shy][shy]
Let me support Mr. Zuo Fei again. The Little Captain is a new year's meal that has a different but slightly the same flavor as Mr. Nozomi's. It's delicious and delicious. Eat as much as you like (＾＾)
Does the teacher have any plans to write about Theo? [Hold your thighs] I'll vote for Xinkeng's Theo
I skipped to read part of it, and it showed that I started writing it in April 2012, and it should be my wife's debut novel posted on jj. Well... How should I put it, I can really feel my wife's progress in the past ten years. Thank you, madam, you really inspired me.
I haven't finished reading this article, and I really can't stand it anymore. I feel that every character in it is not lovable, and every family is a crazy family, and no one can escape... I am really confused, why there are no highlights for all the characters, the heroine and her family, From the bastard father to the bastard eldest brother to the bastard concubine, the sisters, except for the little lackeys who have no idea, are "sisters looking forward to each other's death". I think the heroine's mother is no different from Mrs. Qin next door. They are all traditional "mother-in-laws" who sit firmly in the high hall.
In the male protagonist's family, the father is selfish and tyrannical, the mother is cold and mean, the eldest brother is soft, the eldest sister-in-law is cunning, the second child is as stupid as a piece of wood, let alone the third child, there is no such thing as moral character, these two families are scheming and scheming, it's all guilt. The idea of the Zhaiyin Division is rubbish. Today you are plotting against me for thousands of taels. Tomorrow you will find out my father's will and use the goddess to play tricks on you... If you call them all evil, they are not that bad. If you call them good, I feel like these people are as annoying as flies.
It's so easy for you to find a male protagonist who is willing to leave this miserable place and work hard as an official outside. He can't take care of his wife at home, and there is nothing outstanding about being an official outside. In the later period, it felt like it was all an imposed cheat. His ability to survive to the end and become the first and second-in-command was all due to the author's tricks. The main character is a combination of circumstances. But fate is good. I really don't understand what fun the heroine would have in living with such a person. She doesn't know how to talk about love, has no twists and turns in her life and works, and relies on tolerance when encountering difficulties. She was bullied by the third child when she was a child. When she grows up and becomes an official, she can set up a scheme to plot the death of the then chief assistant.
The only character with some characteristics and arc is Min Zhong. After writing so many plots about him, he was not the male protagonist [dog head] in the end. I can only convince myself that maybe the author just likes this kind of "smart little bad guy" character. After all, whether it is Danmei or romance, there are several books with this kind of character, such as Yu Feng and Mu Jinlin. , Ji Wenye, Li Zhen in Danmei Jinyiwei, and Yu Yang in "Princess Rui" that my wife locked up, all have this tone (don't doubt it, I have almost completed all of Su Yi's articles over the years). In fact, I think the best ones are Li Zhen in "Jinyiwei" and Yu Yang in "Princess Rui". (Oh my god, Princess Rui, you didn't write it anymore [crying], I searched all over the Internet and found only forty-one chapters. I really like Yuyang. Damn my enemy, please unlock it for me and finish it. Wow, oh, oh, oh, oh (sorry, I'm off topic))
In short, I personally think that Mrs. Suyi Dujiang is a contestant in "Character > Writing Style > Plot Logic". What mainly attracts me are the characters, as well as the antique folk tale style "flavor". Plot logic cannot be forced in many cases (hold your forehead). The most outstanding one recently is Yanei around 20 years ago. Once the plot logic is no longer a hindrance, Su Yi's writing will become popular.
So, madam (slap on the shoulder), please don't give up on the targeted improvement of plot logic. Believe me, as long as you maintain this frequency of improvement, you will sooner or later become a unique and representative writer of JJ. Come on
I don't know if I can ask, but I think at first when I read the text, it seemed that even Mumbius cats have emotional lines? Hmm... Are you 1v1 with Hikali now? I'm a little curious about CP. I'm sorry if it offended me.
Delicious! Chaദ്ദി◝ ⩊ ◜.ᐟ
Hi, my sword skills haven't moved for a week, I hope it won't get stuck. I don't want the sword to be stripped naked by the future, I haven't received it yet [please]
[Orange candy] I got it [Orange candy] I got it [Orange candy] I got it
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Taro is very good. The first one I watched was Taro. He is totally my Bai Yueguang. Higashi Kotaro is really handsome.
Vote for Blaze in the new pit and wonder how this wild cat will fall in love! Or the legendary lover Wang Qiye can also do it [lop-eared rabbit head]
I think Aix is super cute too [shy][shy]
Let me support Mr. Zuo Fei again. The Little Captain is a new year's meal that has a different but slightly the same flavor as Mr. Nozomi's. It's delicious and delicious. Eat as much as you like (＾＾)
Does the teacher have any plans to write about Theo? [Hold your thighs] I'll vote for Xinkeng's Theo
I skipped to read part of it, and it showed that I started writing it in April 2012, and it should be my wife's debut novel posted on jj. Well... How should I put it, I can really feel my wife's progress in the past ten years. Thank you, madam, you really inspired me. I haven't finished reading this article, and I really can't stand it anymore. I feel that every character in it is not lovable, and every family is a crazy family, and no one can escape... I am really confused, why there are no highlights for all the characters, the heroine and her family, From the bastard father to the bastard eldest brother to the bastard concubine, the sisters, except for the little lackeys who have no idea, are "sisters looking forward to each other's death". I think the heroine's mother is no different from Mrs. Qin next door. They are all traditional "mother-in-laws" who sit firmly in the high hall. In the male protagonist's family, the father is selfish and tyrannical, the mother is cold and mean, the eldest brother is soft, the eldest sister-in-law is cunning, the second child is as stupid as a piece of wood, let alone the third child, there is no such thing as moral character, these two families are scheming and scheming, it's all guilt. The idea of the Zhaiyin Division is rubbish. Today you are plotting against me for thousands of taels. Tomorrow you will find out my father's will and use the goddess to play tricks on you... If you call them all evil, they are not that bad. If you call them good, I feel like these people are as annoying as flies. It's so easy for you to find a male protagonist who is willing to leave this miserable place and work hard as an official outside. He can't take care of his wife at home, and there is nothing outstanding about being an official outside. In the later period, it felt like it was all an imposed cheat. His ability to survive to the end and become the first and second-in-command was all due to the author's tricks. The main character is a combination of circumstances. But fate is good. I really don't understand what fun the heroine would have in living with such a person. She doesn't know how to talk about love, has no twists and turns in her life and works, and relies on tolerance when encountering difficulties. She was bullied by the third child when she was a child. When she grows up and becomes an official, she can set up a scheme to plot the death of the then chief assistant. The only character with some characteristics and arc is Min Zhong. After writing so many plots about him, he was not the male protagonist [dog head] in the end. I can only convince myself that maybe the author just likes this kind of "smart little bad guy" character. After all, whether it is Danmei or romance, there are several books with this kind of character, such as Yu Feng and Mu Jinlin. , Ji Wenye, Li Zhen in Danmei Jinyiwei, and Yu Yang in "Princess Rui" that my wife locked up, all have this tone (don't doubt it, I have almost completed all of Su Yi's articles over the years). In fact, I think the best ones are Li Zhen in "Jinyiwei" and Yu Yang in "Princess Rui". (Oh my god, Princess Rui, you didn't write it anymore [crying], I searched all over the Internet and found only forty-one chapters. I really like Yuyang. Damn my enemy, please unlock it for me and finish it. Wow, oh, oh, oh, oh (sorry, I'm off topic)) In short, I personally think that Mrs. Suyi Dujiang is a contestant in "Character > Writing Style > Plot Logic". What mainly attracts me are the characters, as well as the antique folk tale style "flavor". Plot logic cannot be forced in many cases (hold your forehead). The most outstanding one recently is Yanei around 20 years ago. Once the plot logic is no longer a hindrance, Su Yi's writing will become popular. So, madam (slap on the shoulder), please don't give up on the targeted improvement of plot logic. Believe me, as long as you maintain this frequency of improvement, you will sooner or later become a unique and representative writer of JJ. Come on
I don't know if I can ask, but I think at first when I read the text, it seemed that even Mumbius cats have emotional lines? Hmm... Are you 1v1 with Hikali now? I'm a little curious about CP. I'm sorry if it offended me.
Delicious! Chaദ്ദി◝ ⩊ ◜.ᐟ
Hi, my sword skills haven't moved for a week, I hope it won't get stuck. I don't want the sword to be stripped naked by the future, I haven't received it yet [please]
[Orange candy] I got it [Orange candy] I got it [Orange candy] I got it