Ultraman: Starting with the Fusion of Melba

An absolutely terrible Owen! The protagonist is physically strong but simple-minded, acts without planning, is easily irritable and easily angered, becomes emotionally unstable at the slightest obstacle, has a weak will and is often led by the nose by the enemy in battle, and there are many other things that are hard to describe at the moment, in short, he is very bad.

That's really awful! They're practically rolling in dough and still can't pay rent. Are they just trying to make ends meet or something?

Your portrayal of the protagonist and antagonist, coupled with your forced attempts to whitewash them, is a bit awful.

The protagonist in this story is incredibly stupid. He's already transmigrated to a Kun-era world and still hasn't solved his basic needs for food, shelter, and lodging. Forget about becoming a rich and powerful CEO or anything like that; he should at least be able to make a living! Earning big money isn't difficult, but making some small change shouldn't be too hard.

The first chapter completely blew me away. It said he knew Obik and even accepted his help, then turned around and threatened to turn him into a medal over two bowls of noodles, and was extremely angry about it. What kind of forced stupidity is this? It made my cerebellum shrink.

At first glance, it was Babar; at second glance, it was Mami; at third glance, it was Balman.

Isn't this almost identical to Chu Mo's book? The only difference is that one has the Order of Beria; they're basically the same except the protagonist's name is different.

It feels like watching Douluo Continent; the protagonist is in a bad state, and he's also very impulsive and anxious.

Dude, a transmigrator in the Ultraman world only cares about getting stronger and doesn't care about anything else. It's so mindless!

That's not a good idea. Starting with 50,000 yen for photos, there's no point in even looking at it. I can understand 50,000 RMB, but what's with the 50,000 yen? If you put that into transportation costs, camera lenses, etc., You'd still make a profit, or you'd go bankrupt.