Ultraman: The Dark Chronicler

The writing is very good. I was a little uncomfortable with it at the beginning, but the more I look back, the more I get used to it and the better it looks. The character of the protagonist is both good and evil. Sometimes he helps Austria, and sometimes he does trouble himself. The new generation copy is straight to hell 😂, but the ending is too hasty, and it is not even finished, right? I hope the author will write about justice in his next book. I have read a lot of good and evil stories recently, but they were not good enough. I deleted them before I could read them enough to evaluate them. Of course, this is just a suggestion. It depends on the author himself. Keep up the good work.

This is a fanfic of the Ultraman series that was completed in 23 years. The story of this book macroscopically constructs a narrative with darkness as the main body. The protagonist does not inherit the Titan of Light, but shapes the golden finger of the Book of Recorders, through which he can become Dark Lucifer and travel through the multiverse as the Recorder. The protagonist becomes the absolute main force of the dark side. I personally feel that the subject matter and setting of this book are quite good. This book chooses to start from Dark Lucifer, which has a certain degree of appeal and topicality. The author does not simply repeat the heroic story, but slowly unfolds his understanding of the relationship between light and darkness in the Ultraman worldview. The protagonist's choice also seems to be neutral or even dark, but it does not extinguish the light, but allows the light to grow after being tempered. Although the final result is good for the light, some of the protagonist's choices and actions may make readers who are used to positive characters uncomfortable and need to change some perspectives. In addition, the article incorporates some memes from the tokusatsu industry, which may be of interest to some readers. At the same time, the series design across multiple Ultraman universes is also done well. I feel that the biggest problem of this book is that it ends abruptly, because this book focuses on depicting the story of the new generation, and allows the protagonist to join it reasonably, and then brings a different experience to the readers. By the end, it has roughly experienced the plots of Orb, Galaxy, Victory, and X. In fact, the foreshadowing of Rob's plot has been laid, but the book still ended after X. It gave me the feeling that half of the story was told and then ended forcefully. Other than that, there is really not much to say. As a fan work of Ultraman, this book is more suitable for readers who are interested in or have a certain understanding of Ultraman; otherwise, a lot of unfamiliar monster names will dissuade many people. In fact, I couldn't remember the specific appearance of the monster just by looking at the name. I searched for it myself after seeing it, so that I could have a clear understanding and then continue reading. For readers who like Ultraman-themed novels, I think some minor problems in the book that do not affect the core experience are actually harmless, so there is no need to discuss them too much. Overall, "Ultraman: Recorder of Darkness" is an Ultraman fanfic with a clear positioning and distinctive features. If you are familiar with the core setting and universe of the Ultraman series, and are interested in the dark narrative of the Ultraman universe, then this book is still worth reading. However, for readers who are new to Ultraman, or who prefer the traditional Ultraman series' passionate, bright, justice-oriented narrative style, this book is relatively low in suitability. In fact, you can also read this book as a refreshing novel. After all, the protagonist's starting point is high enough and he has basically never suffered any losses. Again, I believe this book will bring a good reading experience to some readers.

It's still not finished, it's quite refreshing.

Very funny

I feel like there are a lot of watery words in the middle of this book. If you read it carefully, it feels a bit boring. You write it as funny, but it's not all funny. After reading about dozens of them, I feel a little bit unreadable.

It's great. I hope there will be another season.

Most of the characters are water

I watched half of it, but I really don't understand what your main plot is.

The protagonist is both good and evil, and the writing is also good.

Still unfinished