Ultraman's Beginning: Obtained the Medal of Beria

Although the writing is a little off, the plot is very good and I like the protagonist very much. I cannot accept the fact that the protagonist cannot accept the power of light, because the protagonist can only absorb darkness but not light energy. I feel that this situation is very restrictive for the improvement of the protagonist's ability. Several times, the protagonist can absorb light to improve his own strength. I have to accept the light. I don't like this. Since we are all protagonists, can't we accept all energy? Light and darkness are essentially a type of energy. Since they are both energy, why can't they be absorbed and accepted together? Is there any relationship between personal values ​​​​and the energy absorbed? It does not mean that those who absorb dark energy must be villains. If a decent person cannot absorb light energy, he must be a decent person, and villains cannot. Of course, the author's plot writing is still very good, and I still like it better, so I give you a good review and hope that you can improve your writing in the future.

The protagonist with an ancestral character would be pretty good if he were himself, but from a reader's perspective, it's not that good.

To be honest, the writing in the early stage was okay, but what I wrote in the middle stage was too messy. If you don't know how to separate the lines, don't divide the lines. Also, in the Dyna universe, you suddenly traveled to other universes. If you don't understand the aspect of time and space, don't write it. The author let himself go in the middle stage, and suddenly took Carmilla away, without any foreshadowing.

The protagonist's character and way of doing things are unpopular and very bad. Self-centered people and cheap people are better than such people.

I don't know why, it always feels weird

There are a lot of typos, some of which are so wrong that they are unrecognizable. The plot in the early stage is okay, but the writing in the middle stage looks like shit. The writing is so poor that you can't even understand the layout of the dialogue. This is so tiring to watch. Abandoned

Actually, it's not bad. It's just that the [Chapter is over] at the end of each chapter and the [I feel good now] during the transformation feel weird and uncomfortable to watch!

One place is not finished yet and he travels to another place. Also, does the protagonist know the new generation Ultraman, the statuette, and the fusion monster behind him? He knows it, but Ultraman doesn't know.

Kill people at will to make yourself stronger. It's understandable if you want to become stronger. I can't accept the method and give up. My personality is too selfish.

OK