Ultraman: From the Start, I Carried the Black Tide Island

If I can write 500,000 words, I'll just eat it.

Could it be that damned eunuch again?

I haven't started watching it yet, but it feels like it's about some dead eunuch...

The writing is excellent, why such inexplicable malice? Keep it up!

Leo starts off with a system by his side, the writing is humorous, the plot jumps around, he's incredibly strong, he's effortlessly cool, and he levels up quickly. Some commenters say he's not that beast.

I can't even read a little bit of Le Ziwen, so why does Aowen have to be funny?

The main character Ultraman's name is really awful; couldn't they have chosen a nicer one?

Hey, I have a great idea! Let's just blow up Kuroshio Island! That way, it won't be sunk by the monsters and kill people!

Speaking of Ultraman, I'm reminded of that book on astronomy I read before. The protagonist, having obtained the power of Ultraman Tiga, was returning to his home world on a train. There happened to be a girl being harassed by a ghost, looking listless. The protagonist sat next to her, and the girl, radiating yin energy, felt a warmth around him, perhaps from his abundant yang energy.

1. In fan fiction, changing the plot to make the original tragic story disappear is definitely the best approach. 2. The protagonist has very positive values ​​and embodies the spirit of Ultraman. (This is much better than some trashy pseudo-Ultraman fanfiction where the protagonist steals Ultraman's power but then cowers and makes excuses like not being able to reveal his identity, watching…