
Ultraman: The Giant of Light Descends Upon the Heavens
奥特:光之巨人降临诸天
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- Ongoing
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- 607k Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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Is this Ultraman from the novel or the TV series? In the novel, the TV Ultraman is set up so that he can move galaxies with Ultraman telekinesis. Even the two gatekeepers of the cosmic prison who were easily defeated were star kings. The protagonist, as a reserve member of the guard team, should be able to move stars with Ultraman telekinesis very easily. If we follow the setting, then which version of Ghidorah is the one that fights the protagonist in the synopsis?
Ultraman was simply rampaging through Pacific Rim. The monsters in the Pacific Rim universe had such low density that the difference between them was like comparing 100 tons of iron to 100 tons of air. 100 Tons of iron could crush a person, but the billions of tons of air in the atmosphere wouldn't affect a person because of the density difference.
The worlds you travel to are either completely known or completely unknown to you. Don't you find it strange that you know a little about some things and not about others? Especially those well-known films and television shows.
What is the Ultraman spirit?
The dignified Captain Ultraman, Father of the Space Garrison, sacrificed himself for five children who were not his biological offspring. Zoffy, the dignified captain of the Space Garrison, was poisoned to death by Barton for the sake of a hospital. Taro, the grandson of the Space Garrison, used Ultra Bombs on Earth.
🤓Why not call him Shafulin? You could also address that person as such.
No author can write with such sophistication.
Does the power level in the Super God World seem a bit inflated? I feel like even all of them combined couldn't beat the original Ultraman. Their technological power isn't even worthy of carrying Ultraman's shoes.
After reading your first two books, I knew what was going on. How can someone filled with darkness possibly create true light? No wonder they felt so awkward to read; the positive aspects were extremely formulaic.
Your writing style might attract suit fans, but it's unlikely to attract Ultraman fans. I don't see the Ultraman spirit in it. The Ultraman spirit is never something that can be demonstrated by simply fighting two monsters.
Could I travel into the dark bullet pit and let the Babars of that world get a taste of Seven's head-mounted dart and Ai Shi's eight-point beam?!