Also known as: Captain, Got Another Ultra on Your Hands?
Belial doesn't show up until chapters 6 or 7, but I don't recommend skipping ahead. When I wrote this novel, I thought the structure was complete, and if you skip around, you won't be able to connect with the protagonist's feelings.
After accidentally transmigrating to Earth in a parallel universe, Fujiwara Hiroya works hard and, after years of effort, finally becomes the top leader of the Mars Base.
But just after he finishes building the base on Mars, before he can enjoy it, he learns that Earth is about to face a monster disaster that will engulf the entire world.
What's more, this is a world with Yuren, but no Tiga or Daigo!
The thought, "I'm screwed," flashes through his mind. To keep his home from being destroyed, Fujiwara Hiroya slinks back to Earth and becomes the captain of the Special Strategy Task Force, a unit appointed by the Earth Alliance.
Then, while fighting a desperate battle in a plane during the first clash, a silver-and-red giant descends from the sky and saves Fujiwara Hiroya from a monster.
Recognizing the giant, Fujiwara Hiroya is overwhelmed with gratitude and stares in disbelief.
That's right. This world really does have no Tiga or Daigo, but it does have Belial, the newly exiled Emperor of the Galaxy from the Land of Light!
After recovering in a hurry, Fujiwara Hiroya returns to the Special Strategy Task Force and meets the new recruit his instructor recommended.
The handsome, rakish recruit, named Asakura Li, has red highlights in his bangs. Even in the task force's buttoned-up uniform, he exudes an air of arrogance. He glances at him and coolly says, "Captain."
[No System, no female lead, not a human host, not invincible. The protagonist evolves into light. Slow burn with everyday-life scenes. The protagonist is the captain of the human hosts, most of whom are Ultraman themselves. You can enjoy this even if you've never watched Ultraman.]
All events happen according to the author's timeline. If it hasn't been written, it hasn't happened.
Everyone in this story is out of character. The author's writing skills are limited, and most of the plot is original. The first volume mainly follows Belial's TV series, but later volumes will feature Tregear, Jugglus Juggler, and the Land of Light. The protagonist will evolve into light and visit other worlds, such as crossover worlds with anime or American comics.
Theme: People can only truly live once they save themselves. The same goes for light.
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In terms of Beria's current character design, I don't think there is any deviation. But it's still too thin now. I feel like all I can see now is a slice of him. The author himself probably feels the same way sometimes [scratching his head]. How to enrich it is the author's current doubt. He feels that his character is really unable to write about Beria. Then try to deduce cause and effect from the results now. Even people with different personalities sometimes make the same choices in doing things. The fact that you can sympathize with his thoughts shows that this character has been successful from the beginning. Do you think he had any ideological support for this behavior? Did he have any reasonable personal thoughts that prompted him to take this action? Then I think this is out of the scope of OOC. And his core personality must not change. What people can see from him is that people can like the villain Beria (even with Reblondo), and some people think that Beria is a hero. If he can always attract a group of loyal guys who will die for him as subordinates, then he must have something. Why do you attract loyal guys? (I don't think this has much to do with Ray Brando, personal opinion) That is naturally Beria's original personality charm. You'd better ask people around you or online who love Belia deeply about this. Every loved one has different concerns about Beria. But they always have one thing in common (laughs). Even if Bai Bei can talk about bullshit Ultra spirit, there will always be the shadow of the Kingdom of Light in his behavior. His soul will never escape the Kingdom of Light, and he will always be the shadow of Abela. What I love is that he can never escape the shadow's self-aware but powerless madness. (I am a pervert) The author can try to learn about and understand Beria from official materials such as official novels and station b commentary. But you must have your own point of view. You have to base your thoughts on empathy on your own, and then look at other people's understanding on this basis. And if you think about Beria in your own eyes, you can even dig out the details of the duel between Geed and him when he becomes distorted. You can even try to analyze why he chose Yaliyi to infer Beria's personality. [It feels like Beria actually doesn't mind his human gender, thinking of the benefits to his career. But why choose Yaliyi alone? Was it her outstanding desire to live again that connected her with Beria? Beria relented] Guangxin officials have no way out. I have deeply felt this since Yingebei. First understand the basic points of character design. In fact, the process is the same as doing OC. What is his background, and what will happen to his character in this context? The official answer has been given to us. Starting from what happened during his many years of wandering, you can get the Beria you want to create. To be honest, if a character is separated from the official and is shaped by us authors, it is inherently different and will have different fruits. As for Yingebei, I don't recognize him at all, but he is an official character. If he is written by a fan author, he will definitely be scolded. (Actually, I am still scolded now, and the reason for scolding is naturally OOC) A thousand readers have a thousand Hamlets. The rest of the content is based on the author's own understanding. The trauma Beria suffered was in an environment that could alleviate the trauma. What choice would he make? [Compare your heart]
There are no conspiracy theories in the Kingdom of Light. It's really good. Love it, love it Although conspiracy theories have their own flavor But Thinking about ○ Gu's fairly firm stance, I really think it's better not to have conspiracy theories. 😳😳😳
The author's style is quite good, and it can be seen that he has his own understanding of the characters (at least it is very smooth to read), but Oven is really unpopular here, and there are not many books that I have read (I flipped through, Mask of Pain, which also raises blood pressure), just keep your own pace, come on
Just write your own style... I always feel like Ultraman itself is like a fairy tale
Writing Owen in Jinjiang is a dead end, why don't you go write in Hedgehog Cat, Madam?
I don't know if the author has read Beria written by other novel authors. In fact, most fan fictions on the market are all about skin literature, and very few of them are very good. Basically, if it is a long novel, it will become OC later on. However, the author who writes long novels does not want to be logically coherent. I will avoid the [negative] shown in the character of Beria, but face it head-on and overcome it, so in fact, as long as you like it, it is okay to write it in any way as long as it is not thunderous. For example: Beria is depressed because of a certain character. This kind of obvious OOC point is OK, please step up!
Fine? After all, Chaocang Lu and Chaocang Li belong to the same family, and they should be able to recognize it after seeing Geed. But if you haven't seen it, you might not be able to take it with you right away.
Come on, wow, wow, it looks good.
Come on!???
Hey... There is no way around the pollution problem. I hope it will have a good ending.