Ultraman Fighting Evolution

Did not want to stand it anymore, I came here to comment on it. It is the original version. First of all, let me say that the only one that can really be rated as top-notch in Oven is the Leo chapter. Various descriptions in this chapter are online, but after the Leo chapter, the plot has been declining, and the more flaws are written, the more problems are written. The protagonist can be abused. There are also novels of this type, but the routines have to be changed. Every world has to go through a wave of repeated routines. It was okay in the early stage, but it made me want to vomit in the later stage. Moreover, the setting is extremely rubbish. Whether it is the setting of the world or the setting of the power, you can write two big universes. It sounds okay at first glance, but in fact it makes no sense, and it is not like this if you try to weaken it. In the early stage, Noah gave you guidance. Later, Noah died directly. Together with the people who guided you in the past, it was the undead. All kinds of villains just come out to make soy sauce, without any characteristics at all. The previous villains were renamed and became the template for the following villains. Finally, the fighting game came up with a somewhat unique Magma, but in the end, this character was out of character. The Ultra spirit has become very monotonous for you. It is simply the so-called positive energy. There is very little exploration and thinking of human nature and description of the relationship between man and nature. This is exactly the core concept of Ultraman. If you don't write about these, I can only say that you are watching Ultraman in vain.                          Can the plot settings be more rigorous? There were still many years before Orb came to the earth, and the heroine's ancestor had been in love with Orb. It's only been a few years since you came to this. There is also basically no description of the setting of the alien beast absorbing fear, and it is no different from other monsters. And many of the monsters themselves have lost their meaning. This book has been overly touted as a masterpiece and can only be considered average at best.

I want to know who are the people reading this kind of book and what age they are. Discuss matters on a case-by-case basis without discrimination. Mainly because there is no one like this around me.

I read this book when I was in junior high school, probably not at the starting point because I remember that all chapters were free. The first time I came into contact with Ultraman was "The Return of Ultraman". It was this book that made me fall in love with this light and truly understand it. It took me several weeks to watch the Kamen Rider part, and then I stopped continuing. It took a long time, so long that I forgot the name of this book. Finally! My youth is back!

It was off track from the beginning. Is there any difference between the power of Oku and monsters? Are they not the power of human beings themselves? Is it because Ao looks like a human and has a natural affinity?

Of course, the invaders must be destroyed. The protagonist first said that he sympathized with them when watching TV, but when the protagonist faced the Gakuma incident, he wanted to kill them ruthlessly. Don't say that his teammates sacrificed to save the protagonist. In fact, the protagonist subjectively felt that no matter what monsters they were, they should be eliminated because they harmed humans.

To be honest, I only read eight chapters. I can't stand it any longer I can accept that the time traveler, as an ordinary person, has his own capacity when facing danger. But I can't accept that this person is Ultraman. The first story is Leo, and the protagonist has also become Leo, but this Leo disgusts me. In my heart, an Ultra Warrior must never be the kind of person who is afraid to back down again and again when encountering danger, especially when the protagonist refuses the group's recruitment and training requests several times. My childhood was not Leo, but Tiga and Dyna. Leo was what I watched when I grew up. But both Dagu and Xin were confused, but they were not afraid to back down. Maybe there are a thousand Hamlets in a thousand people's hearts. This book may be a good book, but I can't accept it because it will affect my view of Ultraman, and the last thing I can accept is such an Ultraman warrior. Because a considerable part of my outlook on life and the one that helped me through the most difficult time in my life were Ultraman's fearless and bright heart. I'm a little disappointed, so I type these words out of emotion. I don't know what I'm talking about, but one thing is certain. If he wasn't the protagonist of the novel, no Ultraman would recognize him. Finally, if you don't agree, please don't blame me. Thank you. You can just turn it off or even delete it. I'm just disappointed. Don't scold me, don't scold me, don't scold me! Thank you

There are still a few chapters of Ogg to come to an end. Exciting, touching, nostalgic... A touch of sadness. Although when you read it yourself, you will find that many places seem childish, but when paired with music, it has a different flavor... I specially created a playlist on NetEase Cloud Music, just to commemorate the book that has been with me for more than three years. "Ultraman Fighting Evolution Novel Playlist for Old Cats"

After reading 30% of the progress, the protagonist is always written as a weakling. No matter what monster he faces or what world he is in, the protagonist is deliberately written to be weak by the author. In fact, he is also very weak. Insufficient energy is always the theme! Forget it, forget it, don't say it anymore, it's too poisonous, I, Shennong, will find a trap to bury himself first.

The protagonist was forced to time travel and shoulder responsibilities from the very beginning, and then actually tried his best to protect him, completely integrating himself into the thinking of Ultraman's human body. Are you a time traveler? I remember the plot is vague and completely useless, so forget it. I hesitated when something happened and never started fighting until the last moment. Before I became Ultraman, I had a lot of inner drama and it was so embarrassing to watch.

I'm really speechless 😓 It's not enjoyable at all. The writing is not strong enough and I can only write about how weak and incompetent the protagonist is to contrast the strength of the enemy. Every time there is a lot of inner drama, but it is not very strong. The subject matter is okay, but it is really unbearable. It makes me angry just watching it. If I want to watch a sadistic protagonist, why are you watching this? The strength curve of the protagonist is not smooth, it is really uncomfortable.

Damn it, I've read about thirty chapters, and I'm trying to like it all the time. What kind of magical author is this? It's so like Ultraman Showa! Believe in love and dreams, constantly break through yourself, fight to the death to protect the earth, never give up hope in despair, take care of your children, and talk about responsibilities with grown men word by word. Although it may seem shameful at this time, it actually makes sense. I saw that when the male protagonist lured the monster away, the female protagonist followed, and a group of people scolded the female protagonist for causing trouble. All I can say is, maybe you are very smart and you understand Internet literature, but you don't understand Ultraman Showa. Because there are too many scenes like this in Ultraman Showa, where people rescue small animals, children fight monsters with slingshots, and so on. Why Ace finally exposed his identity and left the earth is to let children maintain their trust in Ace and protect their innocence. The tone of that era was different than it is now. The emphasis now is on calm analysis and cautious action. At that time, no matter what, do what you can, protect others, burn yourself, and put your life at the end. And the best thing the author wrote is to strengthen the sense of darkness in Ultraman's world. Instead of waiting for the monster to appear, just push and pull it back and forth a few times and then shine a light to solve it. Ultraman himself doesn't know if he can beat it. Then it also emphasized the ordinary people during the period when the monsters appeared, emphasizing the nature of the monsters as natural disasters. It further highlights the feeling of seeking hope in despair and protecting in the darkness, of course because Leo's original tone is very suitable. Although I know that this kind of entanglement probably only occurs in the early stage, I still like it!

She is too holy, blindly sadistic will only make people feel disgusted.

As expected, the higher the expectations for this book, the greater the disappointment. After reading 5 chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore and left!

The author is very serious. This is the first time I have seen such a good writing about Ultraman. I remembered that I just thought it was fun and handsome when I read Ultraman. When I saw the author writing this novel, I realized that Ultraman's perspective of protecting the world alone, and that sense of loneliness, opened my eyes.

After clearing one dungeon, I become a novice in another dungeon. It feels like no matter how much the protagonist grows, he will always be a weakling.

It has mixed reviews, but the most important thing is that the protagonist feels that he has no brains, and is either on the way to being plotted or has already been plotted. Forget it, stop reading.

I don't have a problem with abusing the protagonist, but if two people in the same world can become Ultraman, it's still the same Ultraman. Don't you think it looks a bit messy? The second point is that the plot is similar to the original work. Does it make sense whether the protagonist exists

It would be outrageous to criticize a book that has been completed for several years, but it is actually understandable. If I were to read Douluo now, I would feel that it is similar to 💩, but at the time, this book was indeed the first masterpiece written by Ou Wen, who was not happy with Wen Bu's harem. At that time, almost every Ultraman novel was about being invincible at the beginning and then going to a world and starting a harem to steal women's clothes from the protagonist. Almost every chapter I read was the same. I didn't know whether it was about Ultraman or picking up girls.

A breakdown of Xia Long's careers

In the Armored World, the top protozoans and the zerg are both bad. The zerg are the enemy of the protozoa and humans (because the zerg are relatively powerful protozoa with the ability to travel at super-speed and are brutal). Most of the protozoa are quite peaceful, but they kill people and inherit the human memory, that is, copying (both types of bugs are an egg, although there is a very sad fact that they are afraid that they are fake and have no memory, so they can only copy others and kill the original owner to protect themselves). The top protozoa have planned to wipe out both humans and zerg since 35 years ago. The zerg are worried about their own ability to protect themselves, so they adopt extermination, while for humans, they want to eliminate them genetically! Assimilation!

Suddenly I discovered that the author is a prophet. Xia Long retired to raise his daughter, but was finally forced out by a golden giant. There happens to be Tartarus right now, and the prophet is really awesome.

There are at least 3,000 bitter smiles in the 979 chapters of the book. Is the author a bitter smile star?

Leo's world, the first world, is also the best written one in my opinion. The protagonist's psychological changes are obvious. Qi Ye's training made him truly possess the Ultra spirit, and the emotional scene with Ayumi was also good. When we arrived at Diga, the second heroine, Xiao Wu, appeared. In Diga, what impressed me most was his training of Dagu. When Dagu successfully jumped over a high-speed car, I really almost cried. But Tiga's world has two shortcomings. In the beginning, he became Golzan, but in the end, he was wanted, and his emotions were a bit sad. These two are probably the best ones. Later on, the protagonist is either infinitely weakened or invincibly strong. And it was too cruel at the end. About the last 100 chapters have been abandoned

This is one of the top three Otwin novels I have read, and I read it on the website in 23 years. Now I'm back to slowly replenish my votes. Leo's chapter is so well written, from the confusion, fear and even fear at the beginning, to the firm protection of his new home in the end. Looking at it now, it is also one of the articles in Ott that is enough to be considered a god. If you book friends see a good Ott article, remember to tell me about it. 😁

I just discovered that this book is actually from 2015. Damn, there shouldn't be Owen at the beginning of 2015.

I was really surprised when I saw this book for the first time. It perfectly matched the dream in my heart. It might have been a bit rough in the early stage, but at least it was much better than that fantasy-style novel. Boss Cat, come on 👍

Everything else was okay, except that Xiao Wu only woke up at the end, and there was no plot. I mentioned it at the end, and the daughter was even worse, so I basically didn't mention it. I originally thought that the ending would be about a family reunion, having a meal, or something.

The woman was trying to persuade me to quit at the beginning, and I read a dozen or so of them. All I can say is that they wrote something I don't know what to say.

I started reading Ultra Mystery in the early days, but I feel that the writing is a bit messy. I have reread it several times. I read it in junior high school. I still like it now that I am in college. I highly recommend it.

Although there are many problems now, as a work of 15 years, it is still very good.