[Tiga World + Nexus World + Leo Crashes the Party + Noa Coexistence + A Patchwork Universe + Passionate Growth]
You Shu transmigrates to the Tiga world, where the difficulty is hell from the start.
No ID! Sleeping under bridges! He can't even get a meal without beating up thugs through "physical exorcism."
Even more absurd, he's sharing his body with a chilly houseguest: the first light in the universe, Ultraman Noa.
He thought he could lie low until Daigu transformed and then coast to victory, but the timeline went off the rails.
An Alien Zulu from the Leo set crashes into Tokyo and starts chopping people up?
Gen Ota, who should have been hit by a jeep at MAC, shows up in a Tokyo park?
Jun Himeya transforms into Nexus?
You Shu: "What the hell, is this Tiga? This whole universe is a patchwork mess!"
At a critical moment, You Shu is forced to experience "three seconds of manliness": Noa's power erupts, instantly killing the alien.
The price? He lies motionless for three days, then gets a gun pointed at his head by Nagi Saijyo of the Night Raider team!
You Shu snaps: "I just saved Tokyo, and that's how you treat me?"
And to make matters worse, Noa's "future sight" spoils what's coming: Daigu is about to be devoured by a Space Beast, and Tiga is going to be finished!
The future of the universe is shrouded in darkness!
To rewrite the script, You Shu drags Gen Ota straight to the ancient pyramid.
But then... Agul and Helo pass on their powers on the spot: "Young man, the KPI for saving the world is yours now!"
You Shu: "Wait! I'm just an undocumented guy who wants a decent meal!"
Noa (calmly): "Don't panic. You can last three minutes now."
As the shadow of darkness's end looms over countless universes, four Ultramen with wildly different styles begin their chaotic journey to save the world.
Woohoo, great! Finally found a good book!
My evaluation is very good
Good looking, good luck to the author
Damn it, there's no one there (sad)
Nice!!!!!! Speed up the update for me!!!!!!
Very beautiful and full of passion
The novel is good, but the protagonist is too easily swayed by emotions.