Ultraman, Get Out of My Kingdom!

I don't understand. The protagonist is a time traveler and should know Ultraman's character. You can just go and talk to the Kingdom of Light about the kingdom's problems. Even if other people in the kingdom don't agree, the Kingdom of Light will take care of it if the protagonist asks for help. If there is any kind of invasion war, the Kingdom of Light will directly send the kingdom a spark tower.

Did Ultraman get a statuette? Didn't the little golden man commit a crime himself and go to invade the Kingdom of Light? That is to say, Ultraman is indeed a good person. If he really kicks someone with a bad temper, he can directly give it to the Golden Man to make a fortune. He doesn't even need to wait for the Golden Man's hometown to blow up.

Get Ultraman out of your kingdom, isn't it because the little golden man committed a crime to offend others?

Sword

The title of your book makes people think that Ultraman is the invading party?

The Little Golden Man is the invader. Ultraman has the level of a saint per capita. It took tens of thousands of years for Old Bei and Lao Tuo to have two precious things. If the Little Golden Man went directly to Father Ao from the beginning and had a good talk, the Kingdom of Light would most likely accept the Little Golden Man.

I'm really speechless, ace of spades, sjwiejdndhsjj, a bunch of fifty tones, and then I didn't say what the specific moves were, but I still have to look up the table when reading a novel? Remember the formula? How about deleting the kana and changing it directly to the name of the move? Your ace of spades and b of spades are still useful. If you let a bunch of Chinese people who don't understand Japanese read a bunch of kana pinyin that they can't understand, what's the use? It's better to change it to the specific move name of a+b. Or a separate move name.

The title of the book is incomprehensible. If the Little Golden Man doesn't go to the Kingdom of Light to cause trouble, why would Ultraman come looking for the Little Golden Man?

I couldn't hold back when I saw the title of the book. Could it be that the author couldn't figure out who the aggressor was? No matter how miserable the invaders live, they are still invaders! If you put this whitewashing aggressor, the author's Holy Mother's heart is overflowing, right? Has the party that resisted the invasion become the villain???

Although I have prepared the corresponding monsters for fifty-two cards, if you have better ones, you can leave them in the comment area In case everyone forgets, do you want to make a summary of ten chapters?