The Strongest Ultraman Zero Fighting Game from the Start

Although I really want to laugh, there are too many jokes in this book. Sometimes I might laugh to death from this book while reading it. Mainly, it's because it's so funny that I rated it.

I have heard of many of the jokes in it, and they are very funny. This author is so awesome

This book is actually pretty good, much better than some of the highly praised novels.

This plot is very good, especially the chapter about being cremated if you can't reform. The chapter title is really funny, and there are a lot of jokes. I also love Zero very much. Although I am a girl, I refer to Disai CP, so why not refer to Beisi CP? It's because in the anime Belial tortured Cerro so badly. I didn't want my rabbit to get hurt, so I just wrote Disai CP. The only shortcoming of this book is that Zero basically has no role in the rest of the book. Another point is, can the ending be extended by a few more scenes~ I hope there will be a follow-up story~

To be honest, the ratings and book reviews make me feel a little bit too much. Everyone is saying that the jokes are well done. I feel that some of the jokes here are a bit unnatural, a bit far-reaching, and a bit like talking directly to the readers. Then I have read too many jokes, and I can't laugh when I read some of the jokes that have been played badly. I thought I would be able to relate to some memes in unexpected ways, or draw inferences about other cases, but the article is very abrupt and I can't laugh.

It's good-looking. Compared with the original plot, it has many more interesting plots, but they are not obtrusive, nor are they messy and nondescript like many novels. The plot is very exciting.

The language of the whole book is very relaxed and there are many funny places. He even repaired the holes that Tsuburaya left unfinished. Because of the ability to travel through time and space, the protagonist will jump around in various parallel universes, but it will not appear abrupt. The main thing is to guard the development of the Three Great Heroes of Heisei. Starting from Tiga, except for Galaxy, Victory and X, basically all the main missions of Ultraman have been mixed in. As for the shortcomings, it's probably that the protagonist was a bit upstage during the Dyna era, and the final melee was a bit complicated (it's not that the author didn't write it well, it's just that I didn't like watching the fights, that's my problem). Another thing is that the time setting of Heisei is 2008, but it should actually be 1997, so technology has advanced a lot, but there is basically no conflict. If you are an Austrian fan, it is still worth watching (respect the author and don't dwell on the details)

Good

At the end, I felt like there was nothing exciting and it was very bland.

The plot is okay, the content is okay, but the early plot connection is rather stiff.