Ultraman: You’re Really Forcing Me to Be the Villain

If Fried Chicken doesn't cause trouble and goes around destroying and destroying Noah, he won't pay attention to him, let alone Regedo and Sega. Only the Potter Guards from the Kingdom of Light will stare at him indifferently if they are full and have nothing to do.

True and false 😏, he won't do the kind of villain who talks about being a villain, but he actually does better than the original protagonist 😏

This one won't be as cruel as the dark fried chicken before, right?

In the Ultraman world, most of the Ultraman are the kind of cosmic beings who, if you are not out of your mind, constantly trouble Ultraman and wage war against ordinary civilizations, even if you are Zaki, Ampera, or even a member of the dark cosmos such as Abo, Mephilas, etc., Ultraman will not pay attention to you. , People are very busy at work, especially when the Ultra Universe has expanded to the point where parallel universe travel and time travel abilities have become general skills, and the manpower is even more busy. How can there be free time to spend a lot of manpower and material resources to target a person who does not destroy the dark power owner's time and energy everywhere?

I think it would be better if Teru Ito could be pulled out and beaten by Cheng Feng 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂

A Jakura-style villain is also good. Help Ultraman and save the world. Key Points: Not abusive, very cool, just occasionally deflated

I never understood what qualifications Yicheng had to be chosen by Noah.

To be honest, I can't watch it at all. The connection between the protagonist and the heroine of the author's last book and Teru Ito made me uncomfortable. In fact, the first impression people get when writing fried chicken is that of a dark boss. There are very few things that he can't do as he wishes. When writing about chaos, at least it focuses on a character who does whatever he wants.

I watched it as "Ultraman: I Become the Villain, Right" 🙂

Can't you just do whatever you want? You have to be kidnapped by others' morals, right? The protagonist has been struggling with being a good person and not wanting darkness, and is really speechless. Strength is real, and strength can make sense. Just have a happy life. If anyone bothers me, I will kill them directly. Isn't it better to be a chaotic neutral?