Ultraman: Mephisto in a Multiverse Crossover

This is the first time I've seen a crossover anime/manga novel where the protagonist is a teacher instead of a student; it's quite novel. There are Ultraman-like anime too, but those protagonists often have some issues with their personalities—they're either too dark or too saintly. The protagonist of this novel, however, has just the right balance.

It's well-written, the writing style is good, and the plot is quite engaging. This time, instead of the usual student trope, it's a teacher trope, which is relatively novel in the crossover genre. I'm deducting one star because the author says, "Which man doesn't want to have women on both sides?" Don't speak for the readers 🙂 Not everyone shares this view.

It's well-written, not as violent as other novels, and the protagonist's personality and character design are good, though it might not fit current popular aesthetics. There seems to be a problem. The Nexus that Shichimiya Satone transforms into should be the blue youth type, but she is still a girl!

Oh, you're the group admin. I'll give you five stars then.

It's clearly a trial piece, but quite good for Tomato. The writing is delicate, and the plot flows smoothly, though it's a bit loose, and the romance is a little messy. But that's not a major issue. The author could consider writing on a paid platform; the earnings would likely be much higher.

Well, so far I think this book is pretty good. As for the harem issue, I personally hope that the protagonist can win over Kitagawa Kaimu, Ryunosuke, Sakurajima Mai, Futaba Rio, and Shichimiya Satone. Aside from those already won over, these are the ones who seem to have a good relationship with the male lead. This is just my personal opinion, and I hope the author sees it.

One update a day? Who's going to read this? If the neighbors see this, they'll think we're looking down on them! Author, please give us a big update boost!

It's not bad so far, considering how rare it is to find characters with Ooku in crossover anime. I hope the author will continue writing.

Keep it up, Mr. Author!

The integration is excellent! And it's not the disgustingly kind, sheep-tailed male lead you'd expect. The writing flows smoothly. Keep it up!