Ultraman: The Blue Star Troublemaker Makes His Entrance!!!

The male protagonist is rather laid-back. However, he is also very hardworking, possesses high combat power, and is the kind of behind-the-scenes figure who rarely shows his face. He occasionally alters Zeta's storyline and engages in love-hate relationships with the Horned Alien. The male lead has gone mad! The male lead has gone mad! That's so satisfying!

If you enjoy watching Ultraman Zeta, after reading this book, you'll find that the plot doesn't simply follow the TV show's script; it incorporates its own ingenuity, designing unique storylines, and the central characters feel incredibly lifelike. Perhaps it's because the plot itself is so rich that it unconsciously started comparing it to tokusatsu dramas. It would be even more amazing if it included a few good solo episodes focusing on the team members.

There seems to be a bit of a polarization in the reading experience. Perhaps it's because the author's original storylines are so captivating that the chapters describing those original plots feel particularly dull, while the original storylines are exceptionally brilliant. Moreover, the author's progress is quite noticeable.

"The Story of the Reincarnated Dark Ring Lord Directing the Rewrite of Three Ultraman's Storylines" 😏 If you dislike the "babysitting" trope, you might not be able to finish it. But I quite like the gradual training and beating up of the newbies 😏 Some of the original chapters are also quite good, especially the one specifically mentioning the Reversal World 😏 Interestingly, it also has…

This wasn't the first Ultraman fanfiction book I read, but it's definitely the best one I've ever read. Okay, except for the one about Dekaiser. The entire story is intellectually stimulating, and the protagonist's character is portrayed very realistically. He's neither as righteous as other novel protagonists, nor as utterly wicked as villains.

So far, it seems pretty good, especially the introduction which makes it so appealing. I hope the author can keep writing; maybe it will become a must-read Ultraman fanfic for Tomato?

Absolutely fantastic! I've never seen such a good Ultraman novel. Maybe that's a bit of an exaggeration, but I used to always skip the awkward parts when reading novels. This one is truly fast-paced and doesn't drag at all. It's both poignant and hilarious. If you could, you should act in an Ultraman movie on Ultraman Island! 🤔 So, keep it up! I said some things wrong.

I really enjoyed watching it. Too much darkness is unbearable, and too much light makes me seem overly saintly. I like this kind of chaotic yet neutral darkness with its own boundaries, adding a bit of difficulty to the light. I just wonder if there will be any plot points reminiscent of the Heisei era, like in *Dream of the Red Chamber* or *Fighter of the Galaxy*. Looking forward to it! Finally, good luck to the author!

The two original chapters created by the author so far are really great. The aerial combat in the first episode alone is exhilarating! The second season even started a massive group buying event. The protagonist's behavior perfectly matches my impression of a fun-loving person. It refers to lying in the ruins and laughing loudly.

To be honest, I think this book is quite good, with lots of fun moments. I personally think it's a great book, but I don't know why it has such a low rating. All I can say is that it's fantastic! I hope the author updates more often and doesn't make it so short. 😏