I Accidentally Wandered into the Trigger World

To be fair, the half-team plot in this book is decent. Although the writing style is still a bit immature, it's clear the author has the ability to tell a good story. We can't force the writing style; it just takes practice. The protagonist is a classic example of a character who grows from a cowardly start to a reliable one.

It looks good, much better than before.

It's really good, much better than those so-called high-scoring, mindless novels. Those stories where anyone can turn into a celestial being, full of laughs and joking around, and where the characters don't even know what responsibility is—these are the Ultraman novels I've always wanted.

Well written, keep it up!

Personally, I really enjoy the feeling of growing step by step. These days, most reviews are just about getting a cheat code through gacha pulls. It's a shame this book, which we were so excited about, was abandoned. 🍉

How dare you let a new book update so infrequently! Even though it's great, hurry up and update! Three chapters a day!

Keep it up, author! May you update a billion more chapters every day!!! 😆😆😆

It's been a long time since I've seen a book this well-written. Since that "Ultraman Mebius: The Creation of Mobile Suits" was taken off the shelves, this is the first book that has the potential to become Tomato's (a popular author) masterpiece. Add it to your bookshelf now, you'll regret it if you miss it!

Sure enough, any Trigger written by an individual was better than the editor's.

I wonder when the protagonist will finally have his own light—no, I should say, when he'll become a giant of light! I'm so excited! It's going to be incredibly thrilling! I can't wait!