A Strange Journey Through the Ultraman Universe

This is a high-quality work, depicting a truly desperate situation. The protagonist's ability to maintain a sense of justice under such circumstances is a character design that surpasses many other works. As for the plot, I can only say I can't guess what will happen, but I think there are many foreshadowing elements, making it likely to be very exciting.

The world-building is decent, but the character development is mediocre. I didn't find any characters I liked or disliked. No one really left a lasting impression, especially the protagonist. He's the typical functional protagonist who's melancholic when he should be melancholic and cheerful when he should be cheerful—lacking distinct personality and abilities.

I'm currently working on the outline for the fifth storyline. I'm thinking of writing a storyline based on Ultraman Q, but I feel like everyone's heard of Ultraman Q but hasn't actually watched it, which might negatively impact the reading experience. I'm really torn! 😖😖😖😖 The author reread Ultraman Q and realized there wasn't much to write about.

Congratulations on arriving in the fake Tiga universe! Here, there are no dazzling Zepelion Rays, no dual-form switching, only Ice Axe Impacts and Cluster Rays. Under the alien invasion alliance's human replacement plan, Hajiven hasn't gone berserk, and Chaos's power is considerable, but there's no massacre of alien creatures, which makes me uneasy.

This book is really well written, but I don't know why not many people are reading it. I hope the main character can be strengthened later on; he's really powerless against the Light of Dissolution. Also, will Megumi and the others be resurrected later? I want to see the GUTS team win the revival match! @PasserbyNPC's Alt Account

It's a little dark, but not without hope. This feeling is quite good; I hope for more hope, sunshine, and cheerfulness.

It's a very interesting book. The author is bold in imagining the plot, and the logic is clear. There are also some foreshadowing elements, making it an excellent book. The only shortcoming might be that the author clearly wanted to highlight Qian Qing's role in alleviating the protagonist's emotional distress, but due to length constraints or some readers' dislike of sweet storylines (or perhaps…

It's not bad; it has some appealing aspects. The last time I was this engrossed was during Ultraman.

It's not bad. Seeing the world after just crossing the galaxy feels like fleeing a disaster. It's worth watching.

I mainly like Chaos, Ultraman, and the like.