A World Without Ultraman from the Start, and I Became Tiga's Stone Statue

It's good. Other Ultraman stories are either too drawn out or the human form is the school beauty, school beauty, school beauty, school beauty. Does Ultraman have to live without a school beauty? This book is quite good. I highly recommend reading it.

It's a pretty good novel. It doesn't suppress the characters' strength; it starts in a world without Ultraman, where the protagonist rapidly levels up with the help of the nation, becoming the ultimate pressure-resistant king. He single-handedly protects Earth, defeating Barton, Yapool, Kirieloid, the Mecha Ultra Brothers, and the Little Golden Man.

Much better than Nexus's book.

I've read eight chapters so far. It's fun, but also incredibly mindless. Golza comes up from underground and just digs a tunnel to the city, and then the boss orders everyone to hide in air-raid shelters! Seriously, how can it be so brainless? I checked the comments section, and there aren't many 5-star reviews 🤦, most are 20-30 star reviews.

I remember an old book about Ultraman; it practically turned into a divine kingdom.

Among Owen's original storylines, the writing style is considered good.

I personally think it's quite good, but I feel like this book won't be very long.

It would be even better if there were more pictures of good fruit, but this is already better than other books.

The main story content is quite good.

It's alright; it's a lighthearted read that you can enjoy without needing to think too much.