Why Is This Gruesome Tale of Slaughter Full of Ultraman?

Wow, anyone who came up with the idea of ​​Zuo Fei should probably hire Ultraman King for their household.

The protagonist is clearly a good person, but why do I feel he's even less normal than 90% of the protagonists in similar works who are portrayed as insane? It's like the difference between genuine madness and feigned madness is so obvious.

It's not your average supernatural fantasy novel; it's a love letter to all Ultraman fans. It uses the most outrageous premise to tell the gentlest truth: Even if the whole world abandons the light, as long as you still believe, you can become your own Ultraman.

Update soon! The author is a genius; they're incredibly talented to write a novel like this. They even managed to make Ultraman seem believable.

I definitely prefer to see beautiful things. I actually saw the spirit of Ultraman in a weird book. This world is truly amazing. Some things that cross boundaries actually seem more orthodox.

If you feel that writing this book isn't profitable enough and you want to abandon it, I hope you'll let me know beforehand or give me some indication. I can use some of the money I spend on games to tip you. So please think carefully about abandoning this project.

Later in the story, when the protagonist fires the M87 beam, tiny specks of starlight from all over the world gather around him, eventually condensing on his hand. 🐴

In short, the plot is a ProMAX version of the magical girl's reign of terror, and it respects the core spirit. The protagonist possesses two characteristics: a gentleness ingrained in her bones and a madman disguised as a normal person.

Working as a security guard while reading this novel is incredibly pleasant! 🙂🙂🙂

I have only one hope for this book: that the author will give advance notice if they decide to cut it. In my opinion, the book is quite good up to the latest chapters, but I don't know why its performance is a bit poor. Maybe it's because Owen isn't very popular on Qidian. 🙂