Ultra: Begins as Shining Tiga

What the author wrote is a bit contradictory! The light of justice can actually hypnotize others to do things that are beneficial to them! Is this what light does? What is the difference between this and unscrupulous darkness?

Ah! I don't know how to explain it. I really hate this kind of plot. It refers to the black mist. I haven't read it and I can't explain why I hate it. Can you help me explain it to me?

The non-existent form

I can only say that it is suitable for people who have just started reading.

Now the protagonists of the novel are like Diaosi who has gained power. They have no thoughts of their own. They are all virgins.

The writing is messy, and the level is not good, what a mountain and river. The protagonist is like a puppet, the human body of Ultraman. Without the system, he is nothing.

Diliga doesn't sound goodah

I took a look at the introduction and saw a lottery title, so forget it, it's not my material. I don't dislike the system very much, but the system shouldn't be too powerful, just like Ogg and Ultra Time Legend, otherwise the system will be too dramatic.

To be honest, brother, what keeps you going...

Looking at this introduction, it sounds a bit like Ultra Time Legend

It's so messy, it's dizzying! All kinds of accidents, all kinds of chaos!

The plot seems a bit confusing and confusing, and I feel like I haven't read it chapter by chapter.

When writing Ultraman novels, wouldn't it be enough to call the monsters Kaiju? Sometimes they are giant beasts, and sometimes they have no souls.

Is the author a single female protagonist?