Monsters Invade, and I’m Mistaken for a Giant of Light Reborn

In my personal opinion, the protagonist is someone who has died and come back to life repeatedly. After experiencing so many life-and-death situations, his mentality should be more mature, calm, and even indifferent. However, I feel that the protagonist still acts like a frivolous and impulsive young man, slapping his forehead before speaking and chuckling.

Xu Ming said your resurrection potion is too low-grade, and my strength is less than a hundred times what it used to be.

Invading Earth is actually quite simple 😃😃😃 I am a humanoid being from an advanced civilization in the Bode Galaxy. According to Earth's biological mindset, we are called aliens by humans. Our planet's technology is about a century more advanced than Earth's. In fact, our civilization's development process is similar to Earth's.

This novel makes me feel like everyone on Earth has low IQs; it's like that awful American movie where they water crops with a beverage. Tsk tsk tsk.

I guess I'm out of touch; I read it for ages and still couldn't figure out what story it was about, just like those two jujube trees in front of my house.

The book has a good starting point, at least it's attractive, but the writing is not outstanding, and the plot is basically the same as the original drama. At least there was an attractive hook at the beginning. After chapter 300, various problems arose. The protagonist's so-called precognition was often not put to use, and the pace of fighting monsters was constantly tense and non-stop.

What I admire is that you actually understood it. I felt awkward reading it, but you actually read so many chapters. I have to admire you.

Qidian's recommendations are indeed all toxic; I actually had any hope for them. 😅

Having read the previous book, *Ultraman: Tiga Descends Upon the Heavens*, I feel this one is quite different. To be honest, this book is rather childish. Of course, you can see the author tried to make the protagonist's post-apocalyptic actions more realistic, interspersed with humor to prevent it from being too depressing and boring.

I only watched the beginning of Nexus, and then skipped straight to the finale because of that scumbag Saijo Kaze. He was so disgusting. In the end, he even had the nerve to become Nexus. It would be one thing if he were good-looking, but the worst part is that he has a mean and ugly face. They attack regardless of good or evil, acting like they're so great.