Ultraman: There Is No Such Thing as This Full Moon Light Wave

In Reionics Fighting, my starting monster was assigned Zombie Silizan, and my life as a Reionics is over... Enduring the stench of Silithan every day, and with his own strength so weak, it's obvious at a glance that he has no chance of winning the PUBG tournament... Thus, a wicked mind twisted. Since they themselves were unhappy, they decided to make everyone else's situation miserable... (He later captured a water monster, Mogjabba, and a typhoon monster, Barry Cain...) Reonics: "Hehehe... Zombie monster Sylizan, he is my secret weapon to dominate half the universe." (An unusually foul stench, along with the smell of a typhoon monster blowing. Two very smelly monsters were crammed into three squares, and another monster was fanning the air. No one could bear to face it...) Hehehe, I want to play with poop! #(Haha) Zombie monster Sylizan, this is my secret weapon to dominate half the universe!

Ghidorah: "I am Melba." Godzilla: "I am Golza."

Thank you for clicking into my book. As you can see, this book is a stitched-together worldview of the Unorthodox World plus elements from his other works. Because I conceived the story for this book back in junior high school, it might seem a bit out of touch with the style of Owen from around 20 years ago. Anyway, I'd be honored if you enjoyed it, and I'm very sorry if you didn't. Then, since many people have asked about the female lead, I'll address that here first. This book is a single-female-lead story, with the female protagonist being Krul Tepes from Seraph of the End. I don't have a problem with harem stories; my first book was a harem novel. It's just that when I was conceiving the idea in middle school, it was also a single-female-lead story, and this book is also intended to be completed within 1.5 Million words. So… if you like it, and are interested in more of this story, you can join the group chat to discuss it: 1027947003. Thank you for watching.

There is equilibrium here.

There is absolutely no such full moon light wave!!! 😨

Well, the protagonist is too young. People in this age group do tend to have fickle thoughts and are easily manipulated (as seen in the writing's plot twists). But she's still too young.

Who is the female lead?

Judging from the cover, could the protagonist's power originate from the Chaos Virus?

Seeing that the author excels at world-building and incorporates elements from other works, this book can be seen as a large crossover anime/manga world, but it doesn't overshadow the main story. Instead, it serves as a spice, like hidden gems for those familiar with the original work, while allowing even those unfamiliar with it to appreciate the charm of the characters. Regarding the characters, based on what I've read about the author's creative philosophy, the story of Ultraman Cosmos begins with young Musashi's kindness, which is why the idea of ​​creating a young hero was conceived. Although the current protagonist is still a child, he strives to shoulder his responsibilities and improve for the sake of others. Therefore, I think the protagonist's current immaturity is completely acceptable (let's forgive his immaturity since he used an Ultra Bomb in his first fight). Also, this year is Cosmos's 25th anniversary; was that part of your plan, author? In terms of plot, the author doesn't directly follow the TV series (who can use atomic breath?). It's more like using the world setting to write stories the author wants to create. So far, apart from the dungeon difficulty being too exaggerated for a kid who has just become an Ultraman, everything else is fine. There are no inexplicably annoying teammates who drag the protagonist down, no strange seniors who constantly pressure the protagonist, and no strange bystanders who complain. It's quite rare to find an Ultraman without the tired Ultraman tropes and jeep training these days. The author even added the Beast Hall of the Geki Sentai as a reinforcement patch, showing that they have their own ideas for the future development, and they have seriously considered the logic behind the protagonist's actions. At least for now, it really has the feel of a young hero. I can actually accept the female lead's issues, after all, Gauss's original work is about a "compassionate hero." Speaking of heroes, one can't avoid the classic plot of a hero fighting a dragon and rescuing a princess. Besides, I think this female lead is probably not an ordinary person either. The biggest problem right now is the lack of updates. Books with such a grand world-building are prone to becoming slow-burners; you finally see a climax only to find there's no follow-up. I'll do anything if you give me a million-word update anytime! #(Crying)

When will I awaken my Reonic fighting bloodline? And when will I compete with other authors in terms of word count? This is completely insignificant 😭