Ultraman's Shining Star Ring

The background setting is a bit abominable, it is indeed hypocritical justice.

Except for the beginning of this book, which is a bit bad, it turns out to be pretty good later on. After all, it's Geed, couldn't he change earlier?

I don't understand why the opening chapters are written like this. People are going to kill you and you still think about not hurting ordinary people. What do you think? Forcibly whitewashing is the most disgusting thing.

The first two chapters are so poisonous. I don't want to read the third chapter. The hypocritical justice and the darkness of the good old man. It's better to just let him die in trial and then be reborn in the darkness of the abyss.

There is no need to write so many irrelevant things in the previous plot, especially since there are a lot of dialogues and the like, which makes it a bit confusing.

Will the protagonist destroy the world in the future? If you can, then see if you can and forget about it.

What the hell are you doing in the last three chapters 🤔. I really didn't understand it. I jumped around in chapters 52, 53, and 54 but couldn't find the connecting point.

The design is a bit different, it finally doesn't mean I have traveled through time and space.

The character setting is a bit confusing. Anyway, I don't understand →_→, is it both good and evil (Jagula)? Whitewash? Always using the Dark Circle?

This introduction... Leo trained Severn hard?

Rubbish, I thought it would be dark literature

Chapters 12 and 13 seem to be partially repeated

Do you have any connection with the Ultra Dark Star Ring next to you?🤭