In the Land of Light, I've Become Tregear

There is nothing to say. It is completely unlike the Kingdom of Light. There is no evidence. They only rely on speculation to monitor the protagonist. As mentioned before, Ultraman believes that darkness is destruction, so he will not check whether there is darkness in the protagonist's body. I do not believe that the Kingdom of Light does not have such technology. I can only say that the Kingdom of Light written by the author is not a utopia at all, and is more like a modern society.

I would like to give the author a suggestion. When writing this kind of villain, you should never write it like the protagonist of a novel. Especially if it is an embarrassing description, Tregear is more suitable for being elegant and cold. (For the above Ultra novel, please refer to Luigi El's sand book in Triga)

What do you need the system to do when you are already Ultraman? Knowing that the plot is completely ready to take off.

Is there anyone who thinks Tregear in the original worldview makes sense? He keeps saying that there is no light or darkness every day, but he does some disgusting and dirty things. His logic is: I broke a vase, and then said that the vase was meant to be broken, which makes no sense. Taro Du Wei, who fell into a demonic state, had a filthy heart and was unscrupulous in his blood. The fact that the Dark Circle fell into his hands is enough to explain the problem. He instigated Murunau, tampered with the color dragon gene to kill the three Grob brothers and sisters. He was talking about Chaos changing hands to create an arcane super evil, disintegrated the three Taiga, and used various methods to torment those aliens who lived in seclusion on the earth and just wanted to live peacefully. He planned thousands of things and only wanted to eat meal replacements 🥱, but he was slapped in the face by his sister, by his greatness, by Triple Stream, and by Iggis. In the end, his mentality collapsed and he was reduced to a pawn, and was crushed together with the evil god. Conclusion: Tsuburaya originally wanted to be portrayed as a high-IQ villain like the DC Joker who tests humanity, but it turned out to be true🤣👉🤡

Let me talk briefly about my personal feelings. I personally like Tregear because his transformation from betraying the light to rejecting the darkness and embracing chaos is well-founded and very consistent with Ultraman's setting. Even if he crazily questions the light, he still likes the light in the end. But what can I say about this book? Personally, I feel that it is a forced personal blackening, which is not considered blackening. I forcefully pursue things like power and then cause trouble. An ordinary person travels through thousands of years and is not affected at all in a society full of virgins. The plot has no basis at all. I feel that the protagonist is not like a normal person, but a bit like an antisocial scumbag. Moreover, the Kingdom of Light does not look like what I feel at all. Whether it is the Utopia in the tokusatsu drama or set in the comics, it feels like it is just a microcosm of the earth's society. It is a bit like the feeling of a gang in a fantasy novel. The captain is the leader of the clan. He is very suspicious and sick. It has no feeling of Ultraman at all. It can only be read as a fan fantasy novel with Ultraman skin. . . . . The subject matter feels good, but the content makes me sick. . . . .

Mud Ma also used the words Super Beast Arms in this. Embarrassing or not, just follow the original path of Tregear.

If you want others to believe in a scientific concept, you need to provide evidence, otherwise it is just a conjecture.

Seeing the Showa world view reminded me of the Showa era's masterpiece Ultra Seven. Ultra Seven has two independent TVs and a theatrical version of Ultraman, but the results of the two Ultra Seven are a little different Ultra Seven's legs were broken as soon as Ultra Seven TV came back, and the Ultra Seven OV was directly exiled to the Dark Nebula. The theatrical version has the Ultra Seven as the protagonist, and revolves around the Omega Record, the Akasha Record, and the Evolution of Life.

Five percent or five percent? This is a different concept. The power levels set by the author are really eye-opening. What an ancient flavor. Beginner, intermediate, advanced, quasi-beginner, advanced, and life levels. You might as well learn from others to evaluate ABCD directly.

I'll test the poison first 😁, and I'll reply if it looks good.