Ultraman: Eternal Darkness

I remembered a sentence, what the old man from Shenshan said to the armor summoner in Armor Warrior, you must learn to control power instead of letting power control you.

Power is like a sword, it can hurt others and yourself, but it is not the sword that is strong, but the person holding the sword. The weak one is cut by the sword. Isn't that what he deserves? Similarly, swords are not good or bad, but people are. So why not choose the power of darkness and do things of light? Control power, no matter the nature of the power, as long as you can ensure that you will not become a slave of power

Well done, the title of the first chapter persuaded me to quit! 👍

Protagonist

I feel that the protagonist is too self-centered. Taking the world of Gaia as an example, it is almost possible to use the technology tree of the Gaia world to create weapons to kill monsters, but why not create it? The author does make it very clear. At present, human beings do need weapons, but author, have you ever thought about how to close the Pandora's Box of greed after you have opened it? Human desires are unlimited. What will those weapons be used for after defeating the monsters? About 85 percent is used for war. What is needed for war, resources. Where do you get the resources? Mining the Earth and War. Assuming that the earth's will is ignored, the earth will definitely be played to death by humans themselves and killed by Pandora's box opened by the protagonist. Therefore, unless humans complete interstellar migration before the earth launches a great cleansing, they will be cleaned out by the earth, just like the species eliminated by the earth. And what will happen to the Alchemy Star members after defeating the root-destruction summoning body? Is it becoming a weapon in the hands of politicians? The way I see it, you either become one of the politicians or you die. So when the protagonist opened Pandora, he never thought about what would happen to that earth after he left. Some people may say that I am the Holy Mother, saying that if the earth that is not the protagonist is destroyed, it will be destroyed, and if the humans in the world that are not the protagonist die, they will die. But what is the protagonist's starting point? For justice. Then is his justice only the justice for the period of time when he resists the body that is summoned by destruction? Who are you going to leave to make up for the mess you left? Am I dreaming? Or Fujimiya? Or xig? Or the Alchemy Star? If he doesn't care, he can be said to be a murderer who indirectly causes the demise of a race or a planet. This is my opinion. If you don't like it, don't criticize it. I can't stand it anymore, so I'm leaving.

Brothers, are there any good stories about the main character being hostile to Ultraman? It doesn't need to be systematic. I always feel that this book is very awkward. He becomes cold while saving people everywhere.

I was a little speechless when I saw the introduction. In the Ultra worldview, darkness is evil, and the heart of light and darkness may even conflict. The only Jagula only asked the big snake to borrow his power. His own power was also light. The dark power in the Ultra world is really not just a choice.

In fact, when I grow up, I am more inclined to Ultraman Gauss's approach, which is to save someone if I can, and beat him to death if I can't.

Introduction: Persuading people to quit... Is the whole thing schizophrenic?

Author, it really doesn't work. I think it would be good for you to find a female protagonist. Just give the protagonist a home. This can't be done by having a companion on the earth and the sea. Just a single dog in the sky, no matter how you say it, there is a sense of joy. . .