Beria, Who Is Not Good at the Script of Ultraman

The latter part is not obsessed with acting but hides Beria's part and only uses his own identity to have fun. It looks okay and there is no particularly frustrating plot (think about the stories about the time-traveling Lao Tuo next door who were really frustrated and went crazy than the original). However, the storyline of the previous episode is really awkward. It was so embarrassing that I couldn't forget the embarrassing episode where the lines in the previous episode were spoken at the wrong time even after catching up to the latest version. There is also stream-of-consciousness neurosis. In the following text, it can be seen that he is a person who is seeking death because he has always been very strong. However, in the previous text, he was awkward in his role and wanted to come up with it, but he stopped halfway and the words did not match the words... I almost went crazy when I read it. Fortunately, because it is more enjoyable to play the invincible style, I was not so quick to persuade him to quit.

I personally think so. In fact, sometimes there is no need for a reason to do what you want to do. The protagonist believes that doing so will not have an excessive impact on the world, but sometimes he does whatever comes to his mind without considering or caring about the consequences, just for comfort. The reason for acting according to the original plot is because the protagonist set up a fence for himself as soon as he came here. People are like this sometimes, just like me. When I was a child, my mother misunderstood me as a curse word because I said "Sun Wukong", so she scolded me. Later I explained it clearly, but since then I have set a fence for myself and never said a curse word again. From the bottom of my heart, I believe that swearing is shameful. Also, I used to like to say the word "death". My mother told me that it was because someone said this word a thousand times. It really means "s", and then I always use the letter S to replace this word. If I say this word, I have to shout "bah bah bah" three times. Now, I know that my mother is scaring me, but I still do it, and even add more fences to myself. When I have to write "die", I just I have to sigh three times in my mind and flick the pen three times. When typing, I shake my hands three times. Even before I swallow my saliva, I have to say "1, 2, 3, bah bah bah" and then swallow the saliva. Because in this way, what I swallow is not the word, but "1, 2, 3,". In the eyes of others, this is unnecessary, but in my eyes, it seems to be a formality. Just like adhering to the "Tao", I must stick to the constraints I have set for myself. Otherwise, I will be in trouble with myself and will be unhappy and resentful all day long. In short, it is a strange psychological condition, similar to obsessive-compulsive disorder. In other words, what I force myself to do is all obsessive-compulsive disorder, but it is obsessive-compulsive disorder in a certain aspect. The protagonist and I are essentially obsessive-compulsive disorder. It is not that we are uncomfortable with something being imperfect, like having to blow out all the candles in one go, but that we have set up a fence for a certain aspect and feel uncomfortable if we don't comply. If we don't comply completely, we have to use the methods set in the fence, such as my "bah bah bah", to remedy it. Just like the protagonist often takes the initiative to break the plot, the process can be different, but the result must achieve the goal. This is the remedy method the protagonist sets for himself.

When Noah and the alien beasts came to Earth, it felt like it was still a 50-50 split. Zaki could be said to have died. Zaki was killed by a visitor. If it wasn't because of Zaki, why did Noah degenerate? In the end, Nexter's complete fusion in the sky didn't feel very strong. He was suppressed by the one at one point. Noah came after the alien beast. What happened in the middle?

After reading your book, I guess it won't be long before I become sophisticated

The visitor's biological weapon technology, the artificial sun technology of the Kingdom of Light, the material technology of the Kurt Team and the technology of the Sky Monkey. Kaos virus technology, Jayton manufacturing technology and Jayton's top breeding technology, Danmu's artificial Ultraman's soil cloning technology, the unscientific Ampera star's extremely unscientific light amplification technology, and the toy production technology of Hikari, the source of all evil, are all quite powerful. . .

OK, Zero is resurrected! I don't know why I like this kind of mechanical dog-shaped character.

I don't know what I'm writing, and there is no obvious main line from beginning to end. The main character seems to be a pure psychopath who does whatever comes to mind. But in the early stage, you were acting in a script and it was very messy. They say they want to build an empire, but they don't recruit troops. They say they want to become stronger, but they don't have a charter or purpose. I don't even know what the protagonist you wrote wants to do. You want to say it is purely bad, but it is not, and it is not good at all. It doesn't seem like it's a matter of doing whatever you want. The whole thing can be summed up in one word, chaos. The plot is also confusing, and the characters are also confusing. Purely baffling.

Zero?

Beria

After reading more than a dozen chapters, it was really a bit baffling. Between the Time and Space Administration and the script, I felt that the protagonist had no logic. It didn't look like a split personality, but like a weird psychosis.

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After reading it for so long, I don't know what the author is writing. There is no logic, no main line, the plot is confusing, and the characters are incomprehensible.

The labor-management schizophrenia seen in this book 😅

I'm so tired from watching it. I don't want to hold on any longer.

Is it because I don't have enough IQ, or am I reading too quickly? I don't understand anything.

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The main character looked like he was mentally ill. Maybe I didn't read too much, but I couldn't stand it at this early stage and gave up on the book.

Great, it's rare to see a protagonist with this kind of personality

Black tie

I couldn't understand it at all at the beginning. I followed the movie inexplicably, started fighting inexplicably, and the whole process was incomprehensible.

Lannai

It's been three months since I stopped updating. Is this a eunuch?

All I can say is, you need to grow your brain.

After reading this book, I felt like I had been stabbed.

Four or five years ago I read a book called "Ultraman Belial: Time Travel" that was very similar to this one, and it was finished. The main character is also Xiao Che, who also had trouble remembering his lines during the plot. He is also the second generation of a cultivating immortal family. He has a brother who, when he was still a human, took on the role but couldn't remember his lines. It should be finished in more than two hundred chapters. That book details the process of Xiao Che's creation of Lops. What impressed me most was that Xiao Che named the Lops Unit Zero "Lops". This was the only one that was built with care. After losing Lops, he realized that he was a replica when he met Zero, and he added the word Zero to his name. After Xiao Che's guidance, Lops went to the earth to experience life, and found a girl to be a human body Xiao Che also found Noah, and with Noah's help, he created a huge illusion, and pulled the Zero Guard and the main characters into it to complete the plot (because Xiao Che did not want to cause too many casualties) After leaving the illusion after the plot, Zero and the others thought that Noah had gone back in time.