To Meet the Deadline, I Transform into the Giant of Light

After transmigrating to a parallel world, I became a Giant of Light. I thought I could make a name for myself, but after eighteen years in this world, I hadn't found a single monster.

In that case, I decided to become a construction contractor, work hard on job sites, and earn enough to live like a rich man. But just as the project deadline approached, the workers wanted to go home for the New Year, leaving behind a huge mess.

With no other choice, I secretly transformed into Ultraman and worked through the night to meet the deadline.

A 500,000-cubic-meter earthworks project that would take machinery and workers a year? Leave it to me. I'll finish it in an hour.

Demolition of 100,000 square meters of residential buildings requiring thirty excavators working day and night for three or four months? I only need one night.

A 20-kilometer interprovincial tunnel requiring explosives and manual labor, with one or two years to completion? Leave it to me. I only need a week.

Who knew someone would expose me? I originally wanted to live as an ordinary person and take on a few small projects. Now I can only get to work on the big stuff.

A trans-Pacific bridge, filling in the Bohai Sea, diverting water from the south to the north, blowing up Antarctic icebergs and transporting them to the Sahara Desert. If you can imagine it, I can do it.

Fighting monsters? That's too lame. As Ultraman, I'm serious about construction work.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.