Myriad Worlds: Starting as a Reionics

How can I put it... The first volume is almost interesting... But what makes me uncomfortable is the original Ultraman... The original Ultraman again 😅

Isn't this Reblondo better looking?

Leonix's power system, which is based on the power of the ruler of the universe, Rebrando, takes the universe as the stage, and its number and types are spread across all races in the universe and countless planetary environments. It is actually unusable in a surface civilization like Kamen Rider, which basically uses the earth as the stage and cannot get out of the ball.

It's a bit similar to Owen from the Weather Team. You can refer to it.

I felt something was wrong when Ultraman Jesus appeared inexplicably. As expected, when I searched, I found that most of the plot behind this original Ultraman was written in Zhutian. It was not enough to have one protagonist. You also added an original Ultraman to divide the protagonist's position. Once he appeared, his story was told in several consecutive chapters. So who is your protagonist? This plot arrangement is so stupid

I was so embarrassed when I saw it

I feel that there is absolutely no need to become Ultraman. When I saw that I became Ultraman, I couldn't stand it. Are you writing about monsters or Ultraman? I came here to see monsters 😅👍

Well! I want to ask why you suddenly switched from the Ultra World to the Knight World?

After seeing the first 11 chapters, I came here to complain. Isn't this protagonist a trainer? Why has he become a spectator? Command the battle, otherwise there will be two monsters stupidly beating up your trainer and watching from the side, then what's the point of that? At first, I thought it was to transfer Pokémon skills to monsters. The relationship between the protagonist and the monsters is like that between a trainer and Pokémon. However, the fighting scenes turned out to be messy. There was a large section of supplementary settings at the beginning of the chapter. When encountering wild monsters, one-on-one fights, and the protagonist watched from the side. Is this any different from other monster stories? Train and command battles like monsters as Pokémon. Use different monsters to form different teams for adventures. The synthesis of monsters is like the evolution of Pokémon. If you don't want to write adventures, just lead the monsters to farm next to the Kingdom of Light. It's not bad to be a ball or something, right? It can also be included in the plot 😁

I can still watch it before it is put on the shelves. Why do I feel that the content is so awkward after it is put on the shelves?