Ultraman: The Dark Ring Begins with Alien Empera
奥特：黑暗圆环从安培拉开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 604k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Why isn't it a deadly poison at the start, and you're talking to the Dark Circle? Is this a paid review or something? So many positive reviews?
Is this a villainous story, or another one of those low-IQ stories where the protagonist uses dark energy and acts as Ultraman's good brother or senior? I'm asking in advance, as I haven't read it yet.
When did darkness and evil become completely intertwined?
On a side note, in Xiao Lu's city, there's actually another main character, Xiao Lu's brother. However, unlike Xiao Lu who inherited Ultraman Belial's genetic material, his brother inherited Belial's Reionics genetic material and seems to be working as a detective, and he even has a monster as his underling.
Let me explain the issue of conspiracy theories and the Dark Circle.
I think the relationship between the protagonist and the Dark Ring is perfectly normal; isn't it just a typical bromance? This kind of relationship exists precisely because the protagonist considers the Dark Ring a friend. And even though the Dark Ring wants the cards, and the protagonist says no, he still collects them anyway, doesn't he?
To be honest, I'm looking forward to seeing the younger sister travel through time and gain Orb's power in the later stages of the story. Given the protagonist's sister-complex setting, I can even imagine... Sister: There's a monster! (Transforms to prepare for battle) Main character: Girls shouldn't fight (presses voice changer, transforms and charges forward)
Why does using dark power necessarily make someone a villain? Pure darkness is practically a neutral entity, isn't it? (I haven't read the story, just reflecting on this after reading the comments)
Is it possible that he'll be holding the Dark Ring and helping Ultraman fight monsters?
My old fans are here! If this post goes viral, I'll be a loyal fan.
Those who were interested can skip this. The author writes an Ultraman transmigration story where the protagonist initially wants his cheat ability to send him back to his old self as a lowly office worker, instead of using his cheat ability in the Ultraman world. 😁😁😁😁