Ultraman: Evolution Codex

Ai is very strong

Isn't that right? The Luluye ruins contain super-ancient giants of light, super-ancient giants of darkness, and giants from the Great War of Light and Darkness. How could they only be recognized by the giants of light?

The protagonist's divinity is greater than his humanity, which seems unreasonable to me. The second thing is the plot, which can be said to be bland. I can't see any changes compared to the original work. Except for some slight changes in the plot details, it is meaningless. This author follows a standard way of writing. He only knows how to follow the development of the original plot. At most, he just helps out and makes the process easier without changing the ending. Finally, because divinity is greater than humanity, I can't see any ultra spirit. You can read this book when you are bored.

The Ultraman transformed by the protagonist should have a nice name.

A decent Owen. The protagonist's character is not interesting enough (the Asashi protagonist was popular in Japan twenty years ago), and there is also the small problem of "forgetting the plot". . . Use various plots to benefit yourself X Tease teammates/monsters/aliens X Set various small goals and find ways to become stronger . . It's almost boring in every aspect

I feel like there's something wrong with the protagonist's design. How can a time traveler's knowledge be on the same level as that of a country bumpkin cosmonaut?

You might as well just collect those destroyed light genes and dark genes in the ruins. Those stone statues are all giants of light and dark. Then use their power to reshape a complete Ultraman, his own Ultraman.

What Tiga looked like before the earth turned into darkness

Is the protagonist an indigenous person? Don't you know the plot?

Bland, boring, nothing to see