Ultraman: Making Zero Take a Multiple-Choice Test from the Start

It's so miserable, Bei Laohei, I don't know why I feel so distressed for no reason.

It's biased, and it's a mindless piece of writing. I didn't understand why at first, but then it got a little weird.

It's really redundant to just say it and kill it. Can you change it to not letting me say no?

I think Zero Star is a failure, does anyone agree?

This book is so biased that none of the villains get rewards, they are all punishments.

If he treated everyone equally, this book would be better. It's a pity that the author is biased towards Zero. Otherwise, I would have thought about subscribing. After all, there is another book. I only read a few pictures. I also subscribed to him.

Wasn't it Emperor Djuka who released Beria? (Manual funny)

Ahem, I finally caught the bug. The writing of this book is excellent, the plot is touching, the content is ups and downs, the ending is unexpected, the content is resonant, and the meaning is thought-provoking. It is one of the rare good books I have encountered in the past ten years. The only regret is that I have not read a single word except the introduction.

Does lifespan really mean anything to Ultraman?

In fact, the title of this book is not obvious? About the author: The group portrait has no protagonist. . . It's just a joke, slapped in the face.