Ultraman: I Transmigrated into Tiga, but I'm Actually Justice

The System cheerfully tosses out the classic three questions to get things started: "Hey, kid, want to get rich overnight? Want unrivaled power? Want to become the hero who saves the world?"

Kirishima Rika, a high school student before transmigrating, lights up and immediately raises his hand to sign up.

Who would turn down a deal falling from the sky? Only a fool.

But when he really does transmigrate to the world of Tiga and sees the Miracle Wing resting quietly in his palm, his mind fills with a torrent of comments.

What happened to watching monsters fight and living a laid-back life at home until the end of time?

Why has the story suddenly taken a turn? Not only did he become a Giant of Light, but his gender changed on the spot, and he ended up in the role of the human host for Justice Ultraman?

Looking at the unfamiliar yet beautiful girl's face in the mirror, Kirishima Rika just wants to drag the System out and demand an explanation.

Is this a heroic epic, or a mortifying scene where he's been forced to wear women's clothes?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.