People in Ultra: Become the Son of the King of Light at the Beginning

. . . Ultraman's technology is many dimensions beyond that of the earth. You also taught them how to create a plasma sun directly after the sun disappeared. Every Ultraman, even if he is not a warrior, but just a civilian, has an extremely long lifespan. He himself is also a technological master. Before he was assimilated into light, he was almost the same as the earthlings. Otherwise, if you think there are so many living planets in the universe, why does Ultraman only have a soft spot for the earth with humans?

Where did the red-blue war come from in the Kingdom of Light? If you are talking about Jieke, can you search the comics online and think about it, how could Ao's brother be a blue tribe, and the comic didn't say anything about the red-blue civil war in the whole process. Only Jie Ke disobeyed Ao's father, and then led his subordinates to leave the Kingdom of Light to cause trouble. Even this guy's subordinates are a bunch of red tribes (and with his character, it is unlikely to accept the blue tribe) clan as a subordinate), I really don't know how you came up with such outrageous plots as the Red and Blue Civil War, and some people said that Omu is Jieke's ex-wife, which is even more nonsense, because in the comics, Jieke appears in the chapter There is no mention of Omu (by the way, in the comics, the ordinary male Omu in the Kingdom of Light is basically the same as the first generation, and the female Omu is basically the same as Omu)

The school setting is a bit unreasonable. You can't ignore their advanced technology just because they are idealistic warriors. .

If you haven't watched Ultraman, I suggest you go and make up for the settings. What you wrote is purely self-centered. I made you laugh after reading it.

Is this a eunuch? No update for a week

It feels like the timeline is very confusing. Ace was guarding the earth at that time, and the protagonist was sent to the Kingdom of Light as a baby. Even 600 years later, according to that timeline, how could Zero be born, and he would be about the same age as Mebius.

What a coincidence

Hahaha burp

I just read a few pictures and found that the author's outline of the story and creativity are OK, but the writing style is too raw and the settings are temporarily added in parentheses. I suggest that the author can integrate him into the article, such as adding what others say, etc., And the protagonist, as a time traveler, should be more mature in his speech sentences, at least not always appearing, etc. If the author intentionally created such a character, I'll pretend I didn't say so. Also, the article should be written with clear logic, at least so that people can understand it at a glance. Also, the description of the main character's reason for time travel at the beginning is a bit cliche and boring. All in all, this book is okay. As long as the author writes well and changes the beginning when the writing matures, people will still read this book. Come on.