Ultraman's Human Body Starts from Repairing Airplanes

There is still nothing interesting in the description. The protagonist's first enlarged move is only a rough description of the explosion, and does not describe the actual experience of the monster. After all, only when you see a person bleeding can you confirm whether it is a hit or not?

It also adds the world view of Pacific Rim. Can the monsters in Pacific Rim be considered monsters? They only weigh a few thousand tons. If the monsters in Ultraman are at the neutron star level, the monsters in Pacific Rim are made of stone. Beating Ultraman will not break the defense at all.

Was this book written by the author for himself? If it is for readers to read, then why is the narrative style so vague? Just like the step-by-step process of a normal article should be 12345, yours is 13579, Reader:? ? ? ? ?

The ground crewman was so angry that he personally picked up a wrench and beat the monster?

I read a few pictures Disadvantages of this book: 1. The monsters in Pacific Rim are too strong. 2. What kind of senior does the heroine seem to be? Original character? When reading a fanfic, who hopes that the heroine is original? Even if it's not Megumi, what's wrong with Mayumi? 3. The protagonist believes too much in the plot. They are all integrated worlds, and monsters other than those in Tiga's original work have appeared, such as Godzilla. The protagonist also uses the Diga worldview set. There was no way to guard against the intrusion of other monsters from space. 4. It is still a matter of strength setting. Can the earth 30 million years ago be called the Kingdom of Light? That bit of strength. There is not only one Ultra Star in the Kingdom of Light. But the overlord of the universe. 18 Billion Ultraman. Millions of Ultra Guards. How else to contend with the dark forces in the universe? The super-ancient giants in Tiga's world view have not left the earth. There is no comparison in strength.

Mobile evil spirits and powerful stage forms

Don't talk about the system article anymore. The system is the setting written in the outline. I won't change it even if you say it. Don't talk to me about the growth of the human body. I've made it clear that there is only one in the ancient world. I can't write about the balance between divinity and humanity in Dagu, and I don't have the ability to write about it. And if you really want to write like that, nothing will happen. In addition, don't talk about my great sentiments. All human beings will have a growth process. When ordinary people gain such a powerful power as Ultraman, those with dark hearts will become like Keigo Masaki, while those with cheerful hearts will become arrogant like Asuka. Aren't Masaki and Asuka geniuses? Even Musashi, who is gentle at heart, sometimes becomes anti-intellectual. Most of the other protagonists have grown up with the help of their teammates. Even Fujimiya has my dream by his side. Except those like Brother Zhun and Brother Lian who have already had their own enlightenment. What I want to portray is a flesh-and-blood protagonist. The existence of the system makes the process of growth less "tragic". The protagonist of this book has always been "alone", and his positioning should be more like a "wanderer". The role of "protector" around him was assumed by the system in the early stage, just to prevent him from growing crooked. Later, this identity will gradually be handed over to various characters and passed on along the way. After all, Ultraman is a typical immortal

Who is the heroine? I hope it's Megumi who is the intermediary, someone who has never been married.

Wow, this is the protagonist. . . I feel like the protagonist hasn't had many smooth battles. Either Ultraman is disconnected or the human weight is injured. From time to time, he even creates a father to play with. Finally, there is no big BEBUFF and he has a 1V3. Is the protagonist a jack?

When I read Chapter 32, I couldn't understand it. I was resurrected for no apparent reason. I didn't turn into an alien. The previous chapter was fine, but I can't stand it anymore.

The writing is good, but it was a bit messy in the early stages because there were too many stitches to stitch together the worldview, but it got much better in the later stages. However, it's not as exciting as an ordinary novel, so that's a flaw.

The protagonist knows how to repair airplanes, and his colleagues exclaimed how awesome he is! The protagonist becomes Aotuman and shrinks into a normal human body to repair airplanes. The audience exclaimed that Aotuman can actually repair airplanes, how awesome he is! Most of the movies and TV shows of Aotuman give me the biggest feeling that they should learn fighting skills, boxing or martial arts. Otherwise, apart from inner growth, there will be no improvement in skills from the beginning to the end. To fight monsters, you still have to rely on a blind attack, and then end with the ultimate move that you are born with naturally! The same goes for this book. I don't think much about strengthening my trump card or trump card, but just keep competing with human professional skills to show off! Putting the cart before the horse a bit!

Why does it start with Diga again? Mainly because I'm tired of reading it. Basically all novels are Diga, Diga, Diga, so I won't do that today! And most of the plots are pretty much the same

To be honest, I personally found the narrative and style of this book very messy. It gives me a sense of high-end, which is different from the general Ultra humanities and tends to be more about urban power struggles. But it makes me feel that while the protagonist is very awesome, the people around him have a kind of hidden hostility towards him. For example, in the latest chapter, I really don't know why Mayumi stopped the protagonist and refused to let him in. The Fukai consultant actually pushed back a person with such a background and strength like the protagonist for a trivial matter. Although they are not from the same sect, does that matter? Secondly, I personally feel that this book seems to underestimate human technology too much. Isn't it right? The TCP that can deal with the monsters on earth can't even handle those scumbags in the Pacific Rim? To sum up, in order to enhance the tension and conflict in the novel, the author weakened the human combat power and Ultraman combat power in the Tiga world. That Tuju actually didn't even know what electromagnetism was. I don't know whether the author set him up to be a reckless man or because there were no electromagnetic waves in super ancient times, but it always gives people the feeling that if the protagonist hadn't been flying around, the earth would have been destroyed by monsters long ago. Finally, I don't know why the protagonist didn't listen to the system. He must have regretted it. And the team member didn't know how to judge the situation at all? Shooting everywhere.

I can't stand it anymore, it feels like a running account.

I want to say, can't there be an obvious time mark? When I saw Fudo Ken appearing in the recruit camp, I was stunned for a moment. Wasn't he still a child during the Eblon incident?

The author's skills are obviously very good, and the universe is integrated, so why does he still rely too much on the plot to keep the protagonist aware of everything? Regardless of the world fusion, the protagonist knows everything and shares it. Of all the characters, to be honest, the protagonist is the worst. It does not necessarily have to be described as "omniscient". Really according to human nature, the protagonist has long been out of control. He has high academic qualifications to back up his skills, knowledge about other monsters, knowledge about parallel universes, and even knowledge about monsters from all universes and planets. How can we get rid of this awkward foresight and omniscience? And the so-called helping mankind develop technology, doesn't it mean that we have changed from relying on "Ultraman" to relying on the protagonist? It would be awkward to give out various upgrade techniques step by step and limit myself. In fact, it is best to give technological seeds. Human beings must develop themselves after all. They should not give them all step by step, and it is even more inappropriate to impose early restrictions for unknown reasons. Only by making mistakes can we develop better. If you want to describe it more adult-oriented, you should refer to Nexus. This book is very awkward. First, the author's writing technique jumps. Secondly, the author obviously wanted to describe the story more realistically, so he wrote a story about helping mankind develop technology, but he did not give up the ability to be prophetic and omniscient. Also, although the Ultra World is a bit idealistic, personal strength actually comes first.

What a mess, I was obviously doing a mission, but all the fighter planes were transferred and suddenly I transformed, and the mission was inexplicably not completed. Even if I transformed, I still had to fly the fighter planes to fight. That senior sister was inexplicably alive again, and she traveled through time and space. Are you a primary school student? That's not how the running accounts are recorded, right? Write wherever you think of it? What about logic? What about the framework? Forget it if you write a weird Ultraman name, that Ultraman can still chat, is useless in fighting, and has a bunch of side effects, but the plot you wrote is a mess, is it just to cause trouble?(¯ㅂ¯) Five monster girls appeared out of nowhere, and they also foreshadowed and filled in holes? Do you have any foreshadowing? It's been a long time since I've read such an uncomfortable and frustrating article. Isn't this just to add to the frustration? !

Emmmmm... I have something to say. Except for the senior sister's line, which was a bit confusing at first, everything else is unexpectedly good-looking. The existence of the protagonist is not very abrupt. Although the part of fighting the little monsters is weakened, there are descriptions for all the characters in TPC and so on. There are also Yu To be honest, I like the plot of Zeus. Ultraman is a personal power after all. In it, the protagonist leads the TPC to develop weapons and equipment. It is more about letting the people of the earth defend their homeland. It feels pretty good. The people of the earth also have corresponding descriptions. The divisions are not fighting. Soy Sauce also has a corresponding plot. In addition, the author's writing style is not very bad and it is easy to understand. Like other fans, Fighting Legend has a little bit of plots of other characters (such as space people and earthlings). It is more about writing Ultraman, but then again. I have been watching Ultraman for so many years. I can't change my character or anything. They are all the same. But the aliens are different. Although they are all old friends, the author has also given them their own plots. I really like them. Otherwise, I wouldn't have gone out of my way to buy back the genuine version. Come on, author.

If you are not good at brainstorming, don't read it. The author's plot seamlessly switches between 🤔🤔🤔 The last second was 123, and then suddenly it was 56, 89 The dividing line separated a lonely place, and I just followed the plot without any explanation

Finished spreading flowers See you in the future

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