Am I the Only One on This Team Who Isn't an Ultraman?

I've been here for three or four years now. Can I experience what it feels like when all three stats are balanced?

When asked whether they were loyal to the emperor, they all claimed to be unwaveringly loyal. When asked if they were going, everyone cried and wailed that they wouldn't go. When asked if they were afraid of dying in Nexus, they all said they were. When asked whether they wanted to unplug, everyone unplugged, starting from zero frames. So Leo will definitely pull it out in the future, right? Right?

What else do you want to mess with me about?! You're Ultraman, he's Ultraman, and I'm Ultraman! Is there any Ultraman I need to know? #(Funny)#(funny)#(funny)

As we all know, the more Ultraman there are, the higher the probability of a mishap; the fewer Ultraman there are, the lower the chance of a mishap is. #(Evil laugh)

LOL #(haha) Reiblood, Ultra Brothers, Justice, Orb, Gaia, Agul, Blaze, Kazuki Komon's Nexus/Noah, Tiga, and a potential Musashi-Cosmos fusion Regedo #(haha) Tell me how to lose

I am Shennong, and this is poop, don't look!!! This is a brainless harem novel where the protagonist, who's just playing on Ultra Memes, thinks he's all gentle and kind. He doesn't even understand the memes properly, all the Ultras in his team are out of character (OOC), and the protagonist's Reionics is utter garbage. I thought I was reading a beast-taming novel. Damn it, I'm so angry! #(Angry)#(angry)#(angry)

Excellent: 1. The author is very witty, using all sorts of interesting references with ease. 2. The setting is quite novel, currently resembling the Super 8 universe. 3. Monster girls are a bonus! 😋 Poison: [T4] Homogeneous battles: Encounter a powerful enemy → Unable to defeat despite all efforts, protagonist sacrifices → Monster girl unleashes her power → Grants protagonist a new power-up. This is the third time already! But it's alright, it's just the same old formula. After all, web novels don't necessarily need great battles. Maybe they could change it up a bit, or at least stop using self-destructive plots so often. [T3] "Gaia!!!" "Agul!!!" The two big guys shouted so loudly that the protagonist's ears almost rang, but he still insisted on not recognizing them. In the early stages, it was obvious that the team consisted of a bunch of Ultras; any normal human could see that. Yet, the author frequently had to forcefully explain that the teammates might not actually be Ultras. However, it turned out that they did manage to find out later. [T1] Suppresses Ultraman's fighting power, with a lot of characters being out of character (OOC). It focuses too much on highlighting the protagonist; at least give Ultraman some character development! [T0] Is it funny?😅 All I saw was a Zetton girl being jealous of her sister, Renlong, while the male lead was saying things like, "We're clearly not boyfriend and girlfriend, definitely not." The previous flaws were tolerable, but I simply couldn't stand the male lead's low intelligence, especially his emotional intelligence. In the current Owen series of 2025, the male lead is definitely the most wooden one. At first, I thought it was a bit easy to stomach, but after thinking about it carefully, I realized the author must have had their own clever ideas. This is the classic gentle and kind type of male lead, right? After subscribing for a while longer: Holy crap, this isn't just easy to stomach, it's practically a human-machine interface! The author is so immersed in his own "gentlemanly" protagonist persona that he can't extricate himself. I'll keep this one for now, and start reading it again when they release something new or when Cao Pi comes along.

I read halfway through, satisfying the author's personal fantasy of turning a boy into a cute boy, but I couldn't continue. The battle synopsis was path-dependent, featuring a bunch of Ultraman characters, but the actual content was about monster girls and the protagonist's daily life.

The comments section is full of criticism, why not change it? Doesn't the author want the book to do better? I don't understand. #(Dizzy)#(dizzy)#(dizzy)

Si Chong, why don't you go back to your old job and write about Sese's daily life? I can tell that writing this kind of high-pressure battle is really tough on you. The plot is dragging, the tropes are being used repeatedly, the power levels are inconsistent, and all the problems that weren't obvious before are now glaringly obvious.