In the final battle to protect his home, Earth, Ultraman Tiga and his archenemy Gatanothor are swept into a temporal maelstrom and vanish in the explosion's aftermath.
When he awakens, Daigo Madoka, his human host, finds himself fallen into a completely unfamiliar world: the mountains outside Juxia City. Gravely injured and drained of light energy, he is discovered and taken in by Super God Academy. This secret organization, dedicated to researching super genes and future defenses, is wary of and curious about this “visitor from beyond the stars” and the “Spark Lens” that contains unknown light energy.
In this universe of advanced technology, surging dark energy, and countless Super Soldiers, Daigo's power system is utterly unique and alien. Light is the key to his survival and recovery, and it draws the attention of forces from all sides, from his young comrades in the Super Soldier Company to the gods and demons of the distant reaches of space.
Daigo's arrival, however, is no isolated incident. Dangerous fragments and twisted shadows from his original universe have come with him. Strange enemies stir in the darkness, and the crises facing the two worlds are quietly converging.
Having lost the ability to transform, Daigo must draw in light anew and reclaim his power to protect others with the help of his new companions. But this time, he must protect more than just the planet he remembers. He must also protect the world that gave him a new life and the companions he has come to trust.
The Giant of Light arrives in the Super God era. Can his light illuminate this challenging new age?
Keywords: Ultraman, Super God Academy, transmigrate, fan fiction, Tiga, Super Soldier Company, Giant of Light, Super Soldier, inter-universal crisis, protection
What are you doing, messing around?
Authentic ai flavor
The current one is only suitable for this.
Chaos... It's all chaos.
AI text is a mess
When I first read it, it was okay, and the concept was very correct. After reading a few more chapters, I felt like my brain was spinning, as if I was sleepwalking. Maybe it's because the book is too profound and I couldn't understand it.
If you think readers are fools, you can just say that there is no need to run AI and waste traffic.
It was noisy, and a plot was repeated three or four times.