An Ultraman in the Land of Light: Starting from Zero to Form the Ultra Brothers

Keep it up, author! It reminds me of watching Showa-era slice-of-life stories back then 🙂 If you dare turn into Su Yang, that 882 who insults the spirit of Ultraman, I'll give you a really bad review. No one is born a hero. Born into the same universe, we should understand each other better.

Having read this far since the beginning, I'm giving it four stars. I hope the author continues to improve and gives us a different perspective on the Heisei Three Heroes. The remaining star is for the author to keep a close eye on things and avoid getting carried away, lest it lose its charm. 😏 A Heisei-era opening, primarily focused on technology—isn't that exactly what we've been waiting for? I'm eagerly anticipating this book becoming a masterpiece.

As a Paradox Interactive (P社) player, my small goals are to incorporate Belial into the power grid, reorganize the empire into the community, have Kakashi Sawai's brilliance make King Ultra shout for loyalty, achieve the "Cultural Disaster" within two hundred years, and deliver a heavy blow to disobedient aliens.

After defeating R'lyeh and excavating all the thousands of statues inside, you could easily assemble another Earth-style police force. Later on, when their strength increases, they can totally learn from Dyna and create light with their bare hands. I remember that later on, Dyna was so strong that he could create two new Ultramen.

The plot and writing are excellent, the narrative is concise and clear, and there are occasional jokes or famous scenes that will make you smile. The protagonist has a positive outlook and acts decisively. The overall reading experience is excellent, and it can be called a good book worth reading in all aspects.

It's good; the plot is well-connected, and the supporting characters are reasonably well-developed. It's not just a pure wish-fulfillment story; you can read it with some thought. The only drawback is that the three golden chapters don't fully capture the exhilarating feeling of becoming Ultraman.

It's alright, not bad in the Owen series. But I want to clarify something here. Neither the novel Tiga nor the novel Gata encountered anything cosmic-level. The only mention of the universe in the novel is in the final chapter, where it's said that Shining Tiga completely erased Gata and his darkness from the universe.

Extermination of a race and planetary destruction are acceptable, not too outrageous; the original Ultra Brothers did similar things. But a bio-battery seems a bit much, considering they're Ultraman, not a constellation of stars.

This book is absolutely amazing! 📖 I declare it one of the most addictive novels I've read this year! The plot is tight and fast-paced, the characters are so vivid they seem to be right in front of you, and every page kept me turning the pages. Although there are a few minor flaws in the details, they don't detract from the overall experience at all. Just go for it! I highly recommend it to all those who love in-depth narratives! 🔥

It's a decent Ultraman fanfic; I've read about 90 pages so far. The author is good, but the constant foreshadowing and adding a bunch of backstory elements for the protagonist—like a hunter and time travel—makes it quite difficult to read.