I Found a Divine Light Rod

In fact, the authors who write about Owen have always ignored one issue, whether it is time travel or rebirth. After the protagonist becomes Ultraman, he will still retain the original Ultraman on TV, but whether it is the American Marvel or the domestic Journey to the West, they have one thing in common. That is personal heroism, and this should be highlighted even more in Ultraman fan fiction. Because "the one that shines is enough"

That is, don't be misled by the official setting that Black Diga is not as strong as Diga. In fact, the official has its own problem Because according to its setting, even Dark Diga is stronger than normal Diga, and it is ridiculously strong. Which one is stronger between Diga's final form and Heidi? Normal blades say SanDisk, and the official also said The final form, but in fact this is incomparable, because SanDisk is currently in its strongest state, and it seems that it is not as strong as Heidi (I said the original body) But it seems that when the normal body Tiga is the strongest, Heidi will be stronger. I am also confused now, but if you want to write a book, you must be careful. After all, this thing, old In fact, Man fans can't explain clearly. In the past, when the popularity was the most popular, Heidi was the strongest Secondly, SanDisk came out, and it was polarizing during that time. Then the official data became more polarized, but basically I still think SanDisk may be stronger, and there are many people who support Heidi's strength, but after all The official release of this thing itself is quite lame, it depends on how you write it You can write either SanDisk or BlackDisk, both of them can be the strongest, but how to write it is up to you. I can only tell you this setting that is easily criticized. I have no way to solve it. It is best to make a setting yourself, which is the best.

Fusion of light and darkness God·Diga As shown below

From my personal point of view, darkness is the real love. Nature is dark. We, the planet, and the universe have always existed in darkness, and they are really in darkness, so they all yearn for light. Darkness is inclusive. It supports light, desires, and hope. . . . . By the way, the darkness I am talking about is not corruption or anything else. . . . . The darkness I speak of is objective darkness.

Although this is a novel, I still want to comment on it. If the nuclear bomb were in the hands of someone like the protagonist, it would really be over. (Funny)

Why are most of Ultraman's human bodies male? Because they are both girls; why do monsters fight Ultraman? Have you never seen girls tearing each other up? Women's war, that's why it's a girlization plan rather than a Chineseization plan (seriously, I want the essence of the author! 😍)

Tell me what you think The writing is very poor! The first part is okay, but the second part feels inexplicable. I don't know what I want to express. The protagonist suddenly becomes stronger, better or worse. The explanations about darkness and light also feel inexplicable. I feel like I want to write something in-depth, but your writing is not good. In one, Owen, one At first, I just wanted to read the salty life mentioned in the introduction, and then experience and become stronger in different worlds. But in other worlds, I just follow the plot. There is no difference between you and me, and then I become stronger inexplicably. In order to read the book, I spent a lot of time learning about various Ultraman and monsters. If you want to make up for some of the regrets I felt when watching Ultraman, I have no problem with it, and I even support it, but the protagonist has no specific memory about the plot of Ultraman across the world. It's like a strange world, and I don't know what the protagonist wants to do. He doesn't even understand the main plot, so he is strong in being confused? In the middle, I always think about something that seems to make sense, but I can't understand it.

To be honest, I quite dislike this protagonist. There is no such thing as right or wrong between powers. Doesn't he have the power of darkness? The protagonist can't control it. Longing for light. Actually, "Darkness and Light" doesn't matter. As long as you can control it, it is your power. The point is I don't want to see two Tiga.

So what exactly does the protagonist want to do? For more than forty-five chapters, I hold the black divine light stick and dare not use it, so the main plot is about falling in love? And then watch Dagu fight monsters?

I saw the protagonist throw the magic stick and it became poisonous in a few chapters. I supported the protagonist in throwing it and being an ordinary person. After that, the protagonist put on the uniform of the Condors and ran to the front line, and then entered the Ultraman stone statue to fight. Ordinary people live a little life, but they are all about working hard to defeat monsters. So what's the point of throwing away the magic stick? Taking off his pants and farting is unnecessary, and Tiga is still dealing with the plot monster caused by Ultraman or the magic stick. Sis~ Let me take a moment and then continue watching