Is It the Apocalypse Again Today?

Author, please don't tell me you're planning to include a female protagonist in your book who has superpowers, makes deals with aliens, and kills many people, and then the protagonist redeems her with his love, and in the end, they make dumplings together 😏

It's not bad. It seems like there are more Ultraman crossover anime these days. Personally, I think the most important satisfying part is the female protagonist knowing the male protagonist's Ultraman identity. But I hope the author doesn't make it too obvious.

To be honest, I think it's alright, but I wonder if they'll accept Kasumigaoka Utaha? I don't know why so many people like her; she's just a sharp-tongued woman. I'd rather choose Megumi or that blonde. I really don't like these kinds of sharp-tongued characters. If anyone dares to be sarcastic to me, I don't care if they're male or female, I'll just beat them up. Those foul-mouthed bastards. But overall, this novel is quite good.

The author is too heavily influenced by Japanese light novels, making the protagonist more like a male lead from a vintage anime, and not even quite like a tokusatsu protagonist. Furthermore, the author places a relatively high proportion of crossover elements… at least that's how it appeared in the early stages, while the Ultraman elements are mostly only superficially explored.

It's unbelievable that the protagonist, covered in injuries after fighting Godzilla, skips school without even asking for leave after the teacher calls him. Then, after school, he goes back to the teacher – it's so confusing, you know? Why didn't he call to ask for leave? Since he skipped school, why did he go back?

It's going very well now. It doesn't discuss politics, just writes about daily life in various anime series and saving the world. It's great. If you're going to write about various anime series, then write about various anime series. Why bother with politics and countries? I support it. I hope you write more and don't stop updating. Keep it up, author!

The battles are exhilarating! The battles are exhilarating! The battles are exhilarating! It's either fighting or on the way to a fight. After the battles in reality, there's still room for training; the protagonist is constantly growing. It's just that with Dark Lucifer around, things get a bit hopeless. Having read Ultraman for so many years, I think there aren't many works that truly capture the spirit of Ultraman and the shining points of humanity, and this is one of the good ones.

I finished reading it. I felt there was no romance, too little slice-of-life content, and the last few dozen chapters completely lacked any slice-of-life scenes. The female lead didn't even appear. However, I felt the protagonist's inner monologues were well-written. 🍉

The prelude was too long; after reading over 60 chapters, my mindset had almost shifted, but I didn't want to read such a depressing novel. If you're looking for masochism, you can read lighthearted female-oriented novels. The story was bland and suffocating from beginning to end, with a notable exception, "26-Year-Old Landlady," which was stomach-churning throughout.

The beginning was a bit hard to accept, but if you keep reading, it's quite enjoyable up to chapter 100. Many chapters are just exciting battles. While it claims to have multiple female leads, there's practically no real interaction between them, at least that's how it seems to me so far. I'd give the writing at least a 9 out of 10; the character development is excellent.