In the Ultraman World, I Walk Among Mortals Beneath the Giant God’s Feet

The writing style and skillful prose of this book are quite interesting, making the sci-fi world of Ultraman feel more real and alive, rather than just a superficial portrayal of truth, goodness, and beauty like most Ultraman stories. The character development is also very realistic and well-rounded, making it a very enjoyable read.

It's very good. In the early stages, it seems to be about a struggle between infected individuals, while in the middle stages it feels like a dark detective story set in a tokusatsu universe. Overall, it feels like a dark suspense science fiction novel derived from Nexus.

Yeah, I finished reading it. It's currently updated to around chapter 30. Anyway, I only read about 30 chapters and finished it. It's pretty good. As for the Dark Giant, I guess it won't be until chapter 100. At this pace, the protagonist has one good point: he's not afraid of death, which is very good.

Enough said, it's really good, so exciting! At the beginning, I was hoping to see giants fighting, and I was annoyed by the author's slow writing pace, so I wanted to skip chapters. But after reading it from beginning to end, all I can say is, what other amazing things can the protagonist possibly do? Can this story be written forever?

The author's writing is good, and the premise is quite engaging. However, it's exhausting to read; the psychological descriptions are too detailed, a small incident can be stretched into dozens of chapters, and there's no climax to ease the tension.

Unlike typical Ultraman novels, this book doesn't rely on the clichéd, childish portrayal of truth, goodness, and beauty. Instead, it depicts the glimmer of light that exists amidst darkness, much like in real life. While I initially thought certain plot points would fall into cliché, the author always manages to surprise me. It's undeniable that the author has successfully created a protagonist of justice shrouded in darkness. A very good book.

This book is excellent. After reading chapter 121, I have a suggestion for the author. Based on the original setting, Ultraman is transformed by plasma spark irradiation, and all those who are not good or firm die out. They are a physically verified race that is almost selfless and kind. Under this setting, if the author writes about Zero, he might be misled.

Where do alien beasts get their pica? 🍉🤔

It's about whether you can continue updating. You haven't updated for 20 days. If something happened, you can talk to us, or tell us why you haven't updated for so long. Is it because you don't want to write anymore, don't know how to write anymore, or something happened?

The writing is realistic and reasonable, but the beginning is too realistic. The transitions in the early plot are too dull, and the relationships between the characters are too frustrating and confusing. However, if you can stick with it in the beginning, the later parts become both reasonable and enjoyable. The overall rating of the novel is about 9.2.