You Were Told to Summon Tiga! Why Did You Turn into Gatanothor?

To each their own! This plot is quite to my liking; I've been having a reading slump lately and don't know what to read. At first, this book seemed just okay, but then I started reading it for fun and ended up reading chapter 51. It's quite captivating. This book should be read for fun; don't take the original setting too seriously, there's plenty of humor in it. I'm really looking forward to seeing how the author's imagination will guide the story.

Isn't Gatanothor a little girl?

This is interesting. Judging from the plot, could it be that Masaki Keigo invented a method to become a giant without stone statues, and then the protagonist took him back 30 million years?

There aren't any major flaws so far. In other fantasy or urban fiction, self-disclosure would certainly be a flaw, but this is an Ultraman story. Given a complete understanding of Ultraman's nature, some appropriate self-disclosure is harmless. So keep up the good work, author!

It's alright. Although the protagonist is a bit of a lazy bum, he's actually quite capable when things get tough. The only problem is the author's handling of the romance. He's indecisive and constantly agonizing over whether he's the real Ultraman Tiga. Then they added a three-generation family dynamic: White Camilla, Black Camilla, and Black Camilla. The author is unbelievable!

This is so well-written! I haven't read such a good Ultraman novel in ages! [Please update more frequently!]

Just browsing, it seems alright, but there's too little. How about this: 10 chapters a day, 5k words each. You're already a mature author; you need to learn to update on your own and not let readers pressure you.

It's alright for me, and the author is very proactive in making corrections, which is great 🤭

Interesting, easy-to-read text

The writing is okay, but I don't understand why the rating is so low 🤔