This story's worldbuilding combines several different universes, primarily using Ultraman and Dragon Ball as its framework. The protagonist, Ying Ji, is a Saiyan who can transform into an Ultraman.
The story uses a multiverse setting. The protagonist will transmigrate between different universes: some are technology-based, some are cultivation-based, and some combine both.
The Saiyans in this story differ from those in Dragon Ball. I've added some of my own ideas, such as the ability to survive in space and a vacuum.
The Ultraman the protagonist transforms into will also incorporate Chinese elements, such as the five elements of metal, wood, water, fire, and earth.
This is not a harem story. There is only one female lead, who will appear around the middle of the story. She is no mere damsel, but a courageous and clever heroine, as well as a Saiyan who can transform into an Ultraman.
She is both the male lead's wife and his trusted partner. They will fight and grow together.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Just call Ultraman Sajia
The author of Qin Zhaoxiang and Wang Yingji is awesome and has something.
In the first few chapters, emotions were suppressed like crazy. Should you suppress your emotions first? I just stopped reading it because the protagonist didn't know which chapter it was. The beginning was deliberately so depressing.
Ying Ji? Is it the Ying Ji I know?
This setting and background are a mess of stitching monsters.
Hey guys, why are there so few book reviews?
I want to watch Ultraman Kugga
Tiga is gone, my father is still young (tears)
I haven't looked at it yet. Is there a picture of the main character's face? Saiyan or Ultraman, preferably both.
Monster in front of me, stop right there! Eat me a galactic starburst!