This Is What Light Looks Like

As far as film and television dramas are concerned, the total history of the Kingdom of Light has produced two dark villains. With this level of morality, if you can choose this protagonist, you might as well choose Jumping Dog.

The author doesn't even know the strength of Ultraman. Is Shining Tiga a planet-level person? It's ridiculous. The standard equipment for adult Ultraman is planet level. I'll leave it at that. Tsuburaya can make Noah lose, and even Reggio can't let Shining Tiga lose, because Shining Tiga represents children. Without children, there is no hope and no future.

Hikari has very high standards for selecting people, and Ultraman from the Kingdom of Light is a moral saint per capita. How could the protagonist be selected by the system created by Aguang for his virtues? Eighty percent of it is a skinny system

It would be better not to write about the origin of the system. How could the Kingdom of Light allow a person like the protagonist to gain power? . . There is also a breakdown in combat power. It would be outrageous for Ultraman to go to Pacific Rim and not punch a child. . . The first reaction of the top human beings to the origin of the protagonist was that it was outrageous to think that he was from this world. It would be reasonable to guess that he was an alien.

Noah shook his head when he saw your light.

The most outrageous thing is that Ultraman's setting is to fight Pacific Rim. The punch in Ultraman has a power of 10,000 tons. Fighting Pacific Rim is simply a dimensionality reduction attack. I originally thought it was a fish fry game, but I didn't expect that you and the fish would go back and forth. Please understand the setting first before writing. Can you do it? I'm really numb.

Ultraman from the Kingdom of Light was transformed into a human, and the Spark Tower evolved across the planet. There are certainly high and low levels of morality. . . There are those who have noble temperaments and those who are ordinary and cold, and they all have their own preferences and feelings. Just like Seven, he is very partial to humans. He once even used bombs to blow up the Ultra Star for the sake of humans.

My evaluation is that as an Ultraman, the moral standard of the protagonist should be on the same level as that of certain animals. If the Space Guard does not capture you and sentence you, then it is not too much to give Ou a slap.

Ah this, light! The world is all white, but I am the only one who is black! Then I am the light!

（ ´^ิω^ิ｀）

You can bring out the entire directory, right? ⊙▽⊙

If light had a color it would be black.

This is the brightest catalog I have ever seen

What kind of light do you think you are?

So seriously, with a punch of 100,000 tons, you will be trampled on your head wherever you go with this little strength.

Is this protagonist just a tool? The power he obtains is a consumable. Is he still an ordinary person in essence? This would be boring. It would be better to write about the struggles of ordinary people.

Isn't the protagonist (light) just a locator? The protagonist does things crazily to cause some kind of fluctuation so that Ultraman can open the door. But he doesn't want the protagonist to have the bad habit of prostitution. So you will get points when you do things, and the points allow you to borrow the light. There is a limit to the number of transformations per day. The duration of transformation and the points required for the use of skills are also huge. In other words, the protagonist must be controlled in disguise so that things will not be too big. Hey, you sold your body, what else can you say, and you still get nothing. The old people in the countryside are not so miserable. This makes the capitalists shed crocodile tears when they see it.

The protagonist is Ultraman and goes to the Continental Hotel to become a killer? ? ?

Very average, mainly grinding and chirping. Ultraman actually consumes a lot of energy to defeat the monsters in Pacific Rim. Considering the difference in tonnage between the two, he can kill them instantly with one punch. As a result, the author's writing was long-winded and not refreshing at all.

By the way, after the protagonist transforms, is that area bulging or flat 🙂

Boy, every directory shines

I didn't even recognize the word light when I looked at the catalog.

The subject matter is good, the writing is good, but the logic and setting are very uncomfortable. In order to gain energy, you have to make a living, it's really sb. In other words, the settings of this system are like this. People can't get enough of it. If you want to cheat, just play it properly. Even if you set an upgrade, it will be better than the current situation.

In the introduction, how does the protagonist, who only punches a mere 100,000 tons in one punch, manage to beat skeletons to a handsome boy and get the legendary G in one pot 😅

SanDisk has always been positioned at the God IV level, but many people don't know it 😏

One hundred thousand tons? It turns out to be a lowly Bio who can be kicked to pieces by a knight.

All I can say is, good guys, there are two pictures in the catalog without light, both with light.

You, Ultraman, are not only weak. . . . . Thanks to Teddy

Does the latest few chapters have anything to do with Ultraman? 🤔

I really can't understand the operation of turning special photography into a ghost story 😰😰😰