Multiple female leads (though not that many, since I accidentally gave the stars too many, and nearly ended up with a single female lead). Tokusatsu. (Better to insult the original character settings, including those in tokusatsu.) (I’m not good at writing introductions.) My writing is still rough. I’m just writing for fun. If you find any issues with the characterization, I’m sorry. The characters are tied to my plot and will change as the story does. They aren’t stiff, flat figures on a page. I want them to feel truly alive. Also, transforming depends on one’s will. This power shouldn’t be used just to deal with trivial matters. (My personal take on the Ultraman series.)
(The Ultraman in this book is local, so the power balance affects them. They aren’t overwhelmingly strong.)
(The story might visit the Honkai Impact 3rd world later.)
Light does not always mean hope. Sometimes it is a heavy legacy, forged through sacrifice.
Alvin, from the remote planet of Yaxes, has witnessed both protection and destruction with his own eyes. He goes from optimism to silence, ultimately inheriting a power of light intertwined with his fate.
His home has become a distant memory among the stars, and the road ahead leads into an unpredictable sea of stars. Will the Star Rail, carrying travelers from all walks of life, become his new home, or the beginning of another story? This is an interstellar poem about inheritance, loss, and learning to find oneself again amid the ruins.
Come on author, I think you can write it well
Is it going to be a single heroine or multiple heroines? It seems like it's all stars