Ultraman Fighting Legend

Halfway through, I felt that the book was ruined since the author separated the protagonists into Origina and Kurona. First, when a person's consciousness is divided into two halves, it means that the original person is dead. After all, the two consciousnesses are not the protagonists. Even if they merge later, it will no longer be the original person, but a new consciousness. So I don't really want to read the rest of it. I really admire the author and have to dig a hole for myself.

Personally, I feel that when writing an Ultraman fanfic, if your protagonist only serves as a substitute for one of the Ultraman's human bodies to fight in another Ultraman plot, and has almost no effect on the plot, and the protagonist has no interesting actions, then the novel will not seem attractive enough. This kind of novel, In fact, it's like an official fanfic. The protagonist's operations are almost exactly the same as those in normal tokusatsu dramas. He uses Ultraman's power to defeat monsters in the same way, and the whole drama is looking for "bonds" and "meaning." The only difference may be that the protagonist has the name of time travel, although in fact it is almost useless in the novel. The author of this book has been avoiding this matter. As for the plot changes, the previous ones don't matter, but I really couldn't bear it on the Machine Island. The protagonist, as the first person to discover the robot, actually did nothing. I really couldn't bear it. The same novel should be "The Legend of Tiga". The protagonist, Chiba Makoto, replaces Dagu and becomes Tiga. The harder he tries, the harder it becomes to fight. In that book, the author ignores the monster incident by saying that Chiba Makoto specializes in training. He did not discover the robot until the robot merged, and he was also drunk. That book is also about searching for "bonds and meaning" throughout the book. This kind of Ultraman fans who are deeply pursuing "bonds and meanings", I would like to call you the fans who are most like the original Ultraman. Well, the writing is really good in this aspect. It is simply the novel version of Ultraman Tsuburaya. However, as a starting point novel, I really don't want to read this kind of novel. I really don't want to see any "bonds", "meaning", "the protagonist is an ordinary person", or "the protagonist's mentality needs to change" in the starting point. I actually don't want to write this kind of comment. This kind of comment is quite discouraging. The author should delete it after reading it.

This author's book is one of the few high-quality Ultraman fan stories I've read, but recently it was split into two people, one divine and one human. I feel like I still like the original source of the merger of humans and gods.

The plot of "Monster Girl" is really vicious. It feels like writing a story about a dad. I really don't know what the author thought of writing a plot of "Monster Girl". "Monster Girl" made me want to give up the book. Otherwise, the author Jun Dijia Juan's writing is really good, maybe I will give up the book.

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The protagonist of Nexus does not change Noah in the end. What is this operation? If you don't change Noah, you can totally change it to another one.

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I feel that Gu Jia's combat power is a bit too exaggerated. A Tiga plus Hongnai can reach the fourth level of God. Phoenix Dream, Galaxy Victory, Grob, and Taiga Triple Strim will cry to death...

Well, the evolutionary path should be, Yuna - → Kurenai → Arina → Noah.