Max's Civilization Observations

I read this book before and kept it since it was opened by the author. Now that I am rereading it, I feel it is not as good as the Naos book. I had never read an Ultraman fanfic before and didn't want to read it. I chose to read it after reading the author's previous book. I felt that this one was a lot duller. For me, reading an Ultraman fanfic was more about nostalgia for the TV shows I watched when I was a kid. Many of the worlds written in this book were a bit out of place, and the plot was also very weak.

Suddenly it occurred to me that someone on the Internet had discussed what would happen if Ultraman went to Warhammer ()

Nothing new, just the same routines that go back and forth. The only difference is that it is a little better than the previous one, Naios. And this fighting power is also speechless

Gaia Chapter

I think the author can write that Max goes to a world without light to be the first light. There is no need to go to a world that already has heroes. I hope that Max can bring hope to a world that is sinking in darkness, instead of going to a world that already has heroes. To put it harshly, they don't need a Max.

I feel like this Max can be described as someone who has just experienced his own TV show, who is pure, fastest and strongest and belongs to his own world view. Rather than being integrated into the M78 after Super Galaxy Legend, it was given a red light in the headphone baby but forgot to add it, and had to be deflated. The miserable MAX that was transformed into a beast in the silver grid.

I've been looking for articles that feature Olympus saving the world in non-Occult tokusatsu or other monster disaster movies, but I didn't expect that one of my favorite authors would actually write it 😍

Come on, the author, I hope to maintain the style of Naos's work and write the spirit and core of Terman, which protects human beings but does not favor them, and has respect for life and friendship among partners. Nowadays, many Ovens are either purely about fighting and killing, or they are about opening up a harem. If I want to read this type of novel, I will not read Owen.

I want to see Ultraman go to a Cthulhu-style world to bring hope to people

It was the first time I saw a bunch of people criticizing Ultra for three minutes in Oven. Are these all idiots?

There is no problem with the three-minute setting, but whether the three minutes is written like 30 seconds or like three hours is a matter of the author's level.

You Max, you're a bit too hip, and you almost didn't beat Ghidorah.

When I saw the world of Dyna, I couldn't pursue it. The protagonist had passed the Little Golden Man dungeon, and his equipment had been strengthened a lot. As a result, the Queen and the ferocious giant in the Dyna dungeon were entangled by the protagonist. I thought it was quite unreasonable. In fact, I can continue to watch this wave of overwhelming combat power. I have to give it to Dai. It was used as an appearance, but the author later had a passionate confrontation with readers who doubted their combat power in the comment area. Anyway, these two monsters are extraordinary. The protagonist is not as strong as you think. The golden man was distracted before. No, no, it seems to me that he is forcing his words (of course, the author may not think so)

Many others are just bad jokes, or the writing doesn't look like Owen at all.

Max can later go to the Super Star God World, and intervene in the dispute of mutual distrust between Wolfmanaf and the Earth.

I just watched Netflix's Ultraman Rising, and for the first time I realized that the original version was not the most disgusting to me. It was too abstract.

In fact, the setting of the three-minute limit is very unreasonable. Ultraman's energy is fixed, so his activity time should be determined by energy consumption. Flying with a person in his arms consumes all his energy in three minutes, and high-intensity fighting uses all kinds of physical light for three minutes, but they all have the same time limit. Don't you think it's outrageous? This is just like you feel tired after walking for half an hour, but you feel tired after running for half an hour. It's strange that the energy consumption is reasonable. Of course, if you don't say this is a concept-level setting, then it is no different from Tom Cat. It is right to follow the setting of the original work, but the readers think it is unreasonable. It depends on whether you want to cater to the readers Oh, by the way, the most annoying thing about your book is not the three-minute setting, but the lack of appearances of the protagonist. I think you really want to write a world line that is affected by the protagonist.

Seeing the scene where Dr. Chen came to the door, to be honest, it kind of ruined the sense of mystery that Ultraman had on Earth. Including the interactions between Lao Mai and Godzilla in the first few photos, as well as the battles, they were a bit streamlined, and there was basically no sense of fighting. Some of the timing of Lao Mai's appearance were also very strange. Logically speaking, Lao Mai's character can be transformed directly if he does not want to find a human body. It won't turn into Kaito, missing a little bit here and a little bit there. It's more likely that he will be invisible behind the scenes from beginning to end. He won't become Kaito and rent a house. He will have the feeling of being elusive. When Dr. Chen comes to the door, it should be more of a step-by-step process like a detective discovering secrets. Instead of suddenly knocking on the door, giving people the feeling: That's it? There is also Lao Mai's identity as an amateur monster researcher. If Lao Mai wants to hide it, why does he still have this identity? Instead of just finding a place to squat, and then directly using the power to access the Internet, wouldn't it be better to transform into various forms and sneak into the facility to search for information? Isn't this more in line with the identity of a civilized observer, mysterious, powerful, and elusive? Dr. Chen started by knowing certain information and slowly followed Lao Mai's pace until he found Lao Mai's existence. Isn't this better than knocking on the door?

Quite contrary to nature, in terms of the plot, this is the Kingdom of Light, not the Star of Light... On the other hand, you have been emphasizing it for three minutes, and you have also said that it is a setting emphasized in TV. Isn't your Max the version after the TV plot? Ultraman has not changed at all? Hikari has already come out, and the technology of the Kingdom of Light has already made a leap forward. It is a typical mechanical materialism that ignores material changes.

I am used to reading novels that often use Austria as the main perspective. This novel uses the perspective of ordinary NPCs in different works to watch unknown high-level aliens fighting giant creatures. It is similar to the feeling of watching movies, but it does not have the thunderous points and water-filled barrage of movie streaming. The protagonist is not an overly emotional one who travels through Austria. The argumentative power has no meaning. After all, Austria is the protagonist. No matter how strong your setting is, the author will use a wishful thinking, and he will be killed in a matter of minutes.

By the way, will Lao Mai have the opportunity to encounter the stone statues thrown by Lao Mai in the future? I would like to see Lao Mai's critical comments. It should be quite joyful.

It's not a bad idea to go to Transformers. Help the Cybertron refugees find a new home. Optimus Prime and Ultraman definitely have something in common.

Although this book is not available, I still have to give a piece of advice to all authors who write about Max fanfics. Don't drag Yefu out to fight casually. Yefu is an anti-war monster and is not used to fight to compare his strength. Pulling Yefu out would be too disrespectful.

To be honest, I really like watching the plot of Ultraman going to other worlds. Watching too many Ultra fandoms is actually boring. It feels boring to go to the same Ultra world view. I just skip to other worlds. I hope there will be more plots of going to the universe to manifest the Holy Spirit.

The author seems to have a true love for tokusatsu dramas. He has written four books in a row, totaling 5.9 Million words. But your level is still lv3, so you can see how niche the subject matter you chose is.

I think Naos's book is still better. This one feels like the emotional and psychological descriptions of both the protagonist and supporting characters are not as good as Naos's.

I thought the time traveler became Ultraman, and then traveled to the world of Godzilla, but it turned out to be Ultraman himself, and somehow he traveled to this world again. What a fool!

Some Ultraman fans feel that they just use Ultraman's power to do whatever they want, which is completely divorced from the basic spirit of this kind of tokusatsu work, and it is completely meaningless to watch... It has been a long time, and it feels like watching TV when I was a child. Looking back at the author's last book, I didn't even know there was a book of this type from Qidian.

Isekai Sentai Kurenai's final ability is revealed, which is to forcibly send enemies defeated by him to be reincarnated into another world. It is completely opposite to the ability of the Insulation King and Demon King to cut off the passage of reincarnation. Even if the passage of reincarnation is cut off by the Demon King or the Insulation King, Isekai Sentai Kurenai can forcefully send people to reincarnate in another world. Summary: Isekai Sentai Kurenai is a truck reincarnated in a humanoid form from another world.

Can we travel to the Three-Body Universe? The timeline after Ye Wenjie's message was cut off by Ultra.