Ultraman Chronicles

Generally speaking, it's okay. There are a few things that I don't feel good about: 1. The author's writing style is a bit fantasy-oriented, especially in the later stages, which becomes more obvious. I feel that this is not very good for Austrian fans; 2. The setting of the heroine is really redundant. Whether or not there is a heroine has no impact on the plot. If a heroine is forced to be added, what kind of heroine does Owen want? It is estimated that this is a major reason for the low score; 3. The author likes to strengthen the villains and monsters. The monsters in the original work are obviously very rubbish and can abuse the protagonist at will, especially in the early stage; 4. From the later stage, the protagonist's presence is too weak, and he is basically writing other stories, and the protagonist rarely takes action; 5. The protagonist's qualifications as the reincarnation of Noah are too low

I have read this book since I was in junior high school, and I have read it twice intermittently in my sophomore year. I personally think this is the best fan fiction. Both the setting and the subsequent complete view of the world are well-founded. Although the writing is a bit jerky in the early stage, there is obvious improvement in the middle and later stages, and it is very smooth. Especially the part about the Nexus plot perfectly complements the setting in the original TV series and fits the impression of Noah very well.

It feels too inferior, Noah, the trumpet, the Tongtiandai in the Liushen costume, mixed up with the little Karami every day, and even have a slutty woman, aren't you afraid that even a fart will be scattered?

I think the plot here is very exciting. My handwritten villain's new life looks even more outrageous. I haven't finished it yet but I really like it.

Author, isn't your new book updated?