Transmigrating into Ultraman Tiga: The Daily Life of an Ordinary Staff Officer

The protagonist is just an ordinary person with no system and no good luck. He is born with a monster-absorbing holy body, which changes some of the tragic endings of the original story, but the general ending of the story remains the same. In Chapter 50, the protagonist lies in the hospital for about 30 chapters, a real mortal body!

It looks good, I hope it's not a harem story [thoughts], it's good without cp

Beautiful! It is a very novel setting where you go to the world of Tiga as an ordinary person. The character of the protagonist also makes people like it a lot. When the protagonist suddenly travels through the world, he initially has the mentality of looking at paper people outside the world, but later he truly regards the world of Tiga as a real place. The transformation makes people feel soft-hearted, and the atmosphere of getting along with the victory team is very harmonious. The plot and daily life are very well written. The alternation of plot and daily life makes the story of this book more three-dimensional, uneven and boring. The smoothness of the writing also makes people very comfortable to read. I am really looking forward to the follow-up story of DaDa! ! [Asking for explosive updates][Asking for explosive updates]

This book is quite well written. I've seen Ultraman's about monsters, but I've never seen about ordinary people looking at these issues from other perspectives. Mainly because I'm tired of watching Ultraman's perspective and want something new [you taste it carefully]

Although he is an ordinary person, he is not an ordinary person, and he can also be regarded as a highly technical talent. Overall it's okay. The pace is okay. My personal thoughts. I think the author can turn the protagonist into light again in the finale of Tiga. You can fight with Dagu. I think the other time periods are pretty good for ordinary people. Ps: (The book is a bit confusing. Author, are you a private intermediary and not married?)

This type of Ultra fanfic is still good and interesting. It's just an ordinary person working as a consultant in TPC. This setting is still okay. I hope the author can work hard and update more so that the eunuchs don't stop updating.

This book is pretty well written on a daily basis and is worth reading. But overall it's quite bland, the world is not expanded much, the character descriptions are not deep enough, and the relationship lines are not particularly developed. I feel like the author himself doesn't quite understand the responsibilities of a consultant, so he is really trying to write them out. As far as I've seen so far, the more interesting ones are one that absorbs monsters and the other that changes the plot + daily life. The writing feels like participating in a game, and the integration is not enough. The language of the novel is okay, but it seems that there is a lack of experience in describing fighting, and the language in terms of interpersonal interactions is not so sophisticated and sophisticated. The writing is relatively flat, and the description of the protagonist's ideological consciousness and psychology is only superficial, at least from what I have seen in the current chapter. Overall, if I just started writing it, it would be a pretty good novel. It is worth reading for daily use, and the logic does not break down. I read it as a daily novel, although it is not quite daily enough compared to a real daily novel, haha.

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I came here mainly for the non-CP, but I found that most people don't seem to read the introduction. I feel very good so far, I haven't encountered any surprises, and the protagonist's physique is a bit funny. It's not bad. Some people in the comment area said that the protagonist is pretentious. Why don't you be pretentious? Real. If you read a novel and say others are pretentious, they may not be as good in reality [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]

Super pretty! It is really rare to see this kind of thing. There is no golden finger or system in the past, and then the protagonist is an ordinary person (except for the hatred of aliens), and then he works hard to help the world. It is really well written!