Ultraman: Hey, Monster! You Can't Eat Me and Then Expect to Walk Away!

How should I put it? This romance novel is really good, a gem among male-oriented novels! The love-hate relationship between the male protagonist and Mephistopheles is very intense. Although there are many childhood sweethearts, their screen time doesn't excessively overshadow the female lead's plot.

This book leans towards a lighthearted take on the Ultraman spirit, with the protagonist frequently burning Mephisto to illuminate the world. (Mephisto: How can you be so selfish?) The hot-tempered Shu is the true second brother, possessing the strongest Ultraman spirit. He used his Ultraman body to fight Hyper, and like 25, he ran away from his wedding. (Very classic.)

It's definitely a relatively novel genre. There's bound to be a main character whose personality matches your aesthetic. I'm even starting to wonder if every fan will eventually have their own exclusive main character, and then constantly urging the author to give their favorite character more screen time 🤭

It's very well written. It's an ensemble piece about Ultraman, where each character is perfectly developed and has their own unique traits, but at the same time, they all have their own bottom lines and aren't just pure heroism.

This protagonist is very appealing; his methods are dark, but his heart is bright. Whether it's the talkative Shu who bravely sacrifices himself without knowing he can be resurrected, the hot-tempered Shu who outwits and outmaneuvers through hellish dungeons, or even the main body who risks his life, he inspires respect.

Author, you are truly amazing! Every character you write has their own unique charm. It's so incredibly well done, truly incredible! It's so exciting and enjoyable, yet sometimes it's also quite heartbreaking. I'm not very good with words, but author, you are truly amazing! 🥺🥺🥺 I haven't finished watching it yet, but it seems really good. Keep up the good work, author!

How to describe this book? It's one of the more novel Ultraman fanfictions I've read. The protagonist uses darkness to transform into light, which is quite interesting. It perfectly demonstrates the protagonist's personality: if he's good to me, I'll be even better to him; if he's bad to me, I'll be even worse to him.

It's pretty good. Aside from the numerous timelines being a bit confusing, the main thing is that each personality is treated as a real person, and their quality is quite good 😏. Overall, it's quite good, although the personality traits aren't very distinct, but that doesn't have a big impact. Have you read Qin Ze's book?

This is a really good book. The bad news is that there's a God of Cookery, the good news is that the God of Cookery is us. Why are there only two updates a day?! 🤦 It's not enough! The battle power and plot are also very good. The main reason I bought this book is because of the character "Angry Shu". Zero on Taro's side is really hard to describe. He has no more power-ups, and now he's not even mentioned in the plot anymore.

The subject matter is very novel, and the structure is rich; in my opinion, it's incredibly enjoyable. Aside from the slow updates, while I've seen other stories about split personalities and time travel before, this one is truly unique. The combination of split personalities, time travel, and Ultraman elements, along with a bizarre and unconventional development, makes each personality very…