Ultraman: Death and Return in a World Without Ultraman

Author, these three golden chapters of yours were all wasted. To sum up, one thing happened in the first three chapters, fighting a fish-headed man and saving a little girl. One incident lasted for three chapters, with various descriptions and the Riddler. Nothing is explained clearly, and there is no point for readers to grasp and read on. The reason why you still count tickets is all because of the popularity of Ultraman IP and the title of your book,

If you want to get perfect attendance, just continue. This book is finished. It has nothing to do with your pace.

Absolutely amazing. There was still a few chapters in the first chapter, but the second chapter started to disappear. Then when we got to chapter 20,... I can only say that I didn't like it, so I left it.

Originally, I had no expectations for Ultraman fanfics featuring Tiga. Most of the fanfics were either mindless or mindless. I knew the outcome after reading the first ten chapters, but this one gave me a different feeling. First of all, its narrative ambition is very ambitious. There are at least three lines advancing at the same time. One is the protagonist's reincarnation struggle, one is the undercurrent inside TPC, and the other is the increasing pressure from the outside. These three lines are not parallel. The author uses information gaps to release the pressure at the intersection points, instead of simply relying on the protagonist to end the fight. This kind of structure is rare in fan fiction, and even in original online articles, it is considered outstanding. But the threshold is indeed a bit high. The first twenty chapters are almost depressing to the point of suffocation. Although the design is brilliant, it will be very painful if you don't follow this aesthetic. But after the thirty chapters, the rhythm starts to explode, especially when Zaki is completely destroyed. You think the protagonist is about to make a comeback, but he directly performs a death for you, and then goes back to die and start all over again. Although this kind of writing is not very satisfying, it is logically consistent, but I understand why some people would give up. Finally, let me summarize. This book may not be written for everyone, but if you are its audience, you will probably be reluctant to read it all at once or want to read it all at once.

As the title states, after three days of storage, my results are not good, so can I just let go and write? (

It's more everyday, the protagonist is very weak

What is the name of the author's other book?

Come on 🤭