Ultraman: Have I Become an Alien Beast?

The classic light demon king beast Zeton is evil, and the righteous warrior Zedd. If you are still not convinced, then fake Orb Racecourse Babar, Hunter Knight Sword. Let's talk about the one. In the movie, it can summon animals to complete evolution, especially the devil wings, which really shocked me when I was a child.

Now that I see it, I can only say that it is okay to change the identity of the protagonist to something else. He is just a trap, a classic use of the power of darkness and despair to do bright things.

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There are no requirements, but I hope you can write for a longer time. After all, the successful completion of an Ultra fanfic whose protagonist is an alien beast is a miracle...

Dude, you really wrote about alien beasts as Ultraman. When Ultraman joins humans and caters to humans, that's called building a bond. When a monster joins humans, you're just a dog-licker. You can still maintain the setting and character of a monster in the beginning, so you still want to join the human defense force? ? ? What are you doing? ? ? You are not Ultraman, you are an alien beast, brother! You don't have to cater to them. Brother Here's a suggestion for you. You can still help humans fight monsters like this, but let them destroy for a while and eat a wave of Despair. When Ultraman comes, you can follow him and fight. Finally, Despair eats the monsters and eats them, and the B-block is also standing. How good.

A running account of whether it is righteous or not, whether it is evil or not.

The underlying logic of Ultraman's world is that light is justice and darkness is evil, even if it is not for the time being, it will be sooner or later.

Kamen Rider In the beginning, Kamen Rider was also a transformed monster (Locust Monster), but the heart under the mask determines what he does. He feels that he is a human being, fighting to protect what he wants to protect, hiding his sorrow and pain under the mask Instead of being like other weirdos, thinking that he is a monster, killing and destroying instinctively Kamen Rider, the enemy and the enemy are of the same origin

The world changes so quickly, it's like a running diary

So far, there is not much problem with the plot direction of this book, but the plot develops too fast. There is always a feeling that the content of 20 chapters ends in 3 or 4 chapters, which makes the overall writing very dry. There are reasons, results, and differences from the original plot, but there is no process. For example, the plot of Super Eight, there is not too much. The description is just two lines, and the protagonist becomes familiar with Mebius and Dagu, and then the relationship with the Ultraman becomes a teammate on the same front The plot advances too fast, and the overall writing style is very dry. Looking at a small story unit, the plot is extremely bland, the characters are not fleshed out, and the highlights are not visible. To be honest, the setting of the protagonist is a very good core of the story. The cruelty and crazy evolutionary instinct of the alien beast's body, the glory and inheritance of the light of Nexus, the moderation of the human soul and the struggle of humanity. These three points are intertwined. How about the protagonist's struggle against the instinct of the alien beast, how he is touched by the redemption of the light, and the enlightenment and touch in the process of traveling through the world? The character design has not even begun to take shape. So far, the protagonist has really shown nothing except being a kind-hearted fun-loving person.

The switching between scenes is too chaotic, which means readers who are familiar with the Ultra series have to be deleted, which is not conducive to expanding the readership.

I used to read this book at the beginning of the Tiga chapter. It's not that I can't write about Tiga, but the style of the alien beast running around Tiga is completely inconsistent with the style. Tiga's world view is too idealistic, including the first generation. Other games can be said to have idealistic elements, but Tiga takes idealism as the main line. This collides with the setting of alien beasts, which is like Mars hitting the earth. The east wind prevails over the west wind.

Alien beasts grow by absorbing fear. In this way, this kind of emotional energy can also be observed. So, if we reversely absorb joyful emotions, will we take a different evolutionary path? Even if the cells of the happy emotion alien beast are incompatible and will subconsciously reject it, with the evolution and recovery ability of the alien beast, abnormal individuals will always be born during the absorption process.

In Ultraman's world view, in the early stage, power is not divided into darkness and light, but at the level of Ampera and Reblondo, their hearts and behavior will be divided into their respective camps. It is destined that if a person like Jagula does not give up the Dark Circle, he will eventually become the next Beria.

Scenes and characters switch instantly? Is it too blunt?

I haven't read the book yet, but from reading the reviews I know that the protagonist is a person of darkness walking the path of light. In fact, alien beasts can solve problems better than giants of light. Life-long beings are attracted to fear and are more likely to find problems. They can solve problems when the danger is minimal, while giants of light often only solve problems when they develop to a certain extent. In comparison, the one-piece beast is better than the violent type in the second round. The fear of the first round of battle created the rapid evolution of the one-piece beast. I have wanted to write such a book before.

It feels like the author is writing an article with the help of AI, and then he does not refer to other well-written novels to modify the novel written by AI. In the end, the background setting of the novel is unclear, the details of the characters are not polished, the plot is incoherent, and the turning point is very abrupt.

There was a book about alien beasts before that was pretty good, but it was a pity that it was The Eunuch.

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I don't know what I'm writing about. I accidentally subscribed to QQ Reading some time ago. Looking at it today, it's just baffling.