Ultraman: Debt King Orb and His Wife, Kacchan

I mistook it for the deck of Orb the Debt King's wife.

Now I've realized that these days, even if you pay to read a book, you'll get yelled at for saying a single thing.

The more I read, the more it resembles a nanny novel. There's even a scene where the original protagonist asks the main character to transform for him, and the main character actually transforms, knowing the plot but not interfering.

The female lead has a simple life and the plot is monotonous.

Orb: God of War Saga was quite problematic in the original storyline; aside from the villains and Jugglus Juggler, the rest of the characters had issues.

Does this author have a problem with explicit content about women? Doesn't he accept works by Jieming and Laiye? Is he just having a pretentious, overly literary phase?

They've all time-traveled and still only have one female lead.

The daily routine is like a diary entry, and the female lead doesn't even collect all of them... It's not very interesting anymore.

The book repeatedly emphasizes that the protagonist and Carmilla fight for several hours every night, and by repeatedly stressing several hours every day, one can extrapolate that if the author were lucky enough to have a wife or girlfriend, he would probably be "paying off his 'marital duties'" twice a week, each time lasting a few minutes to less than ten minutes.

The most arrogant alien in the entire Ultraman world. In my eyes, it's the Kirieloid. In the Kirieloid's eyes, their god is invincible; no one can defeat him. I reckon even the Four Mysterious Ultras, standing before the Kirieloid, would be considered a match for their god in the hearts of those who admire them. I must say, this god's ability to deceive is truly remarkable.