Ultraman: What a Glorious Life I Have!

As a slow-paced ensemble piece, I'm honestly not a big fan of this type of story, but this one has a rich and coherent plot, with a gradually expanding setting that makes it easy to immerse yourself in the story (for me). It's truly excellent, and I'm giving it five stars from the bottom of my heart. New readers should definitely check it out, but be patient; this isn't a fast-paced, light novel.

It's pretty good, with a few minor flaws, but the flaws don't detract from its overall quality. It's a decent fanfiction, and it doesn't have the toxic element of directly elbowing Earth's native guardian monster, as seen in Gaia.

It's too slow to start, the main character is a bit weak, and the dungeons are a bit too strong, but the overall quality is still good. It's still worth watching, but the main character could be buffed later. He's too weak, and the monsters are too strong; you can't compare to Sword Enlightenment, who has fast recovery from his own attacks, while you're just a target. Will V2 be unlocked around chapter 80? Otherwise, he's too weak. 🤔

Sigh, the protagonist got captured again. The content is good, but there are too many adjectives, making it a bit tiring, and overly... Exaggerated? It feels bloated. Secondly, the part where the protagonist gets captured is clearly illogical and too deliberate. Given Gaia's flight speed, he could easily reach his destination.

Both novels use a realistic writing style, but compared to those with slower, more hardcore plots (which were eventually abandoned), the biggest difference is that the author writes in detail where necessary, omitting anything that doesn't provide much information… Slow-paced doesn't mean writing down every single detail, does it?

I really wanted to give it five stars. The writing was excellent when the protagonist was present; it was a great read. However, there was far too much depiction of humanity's worst traits! Too much! So much that I'm starting to get tired of it. The commander was truly useless.

It's good, but I almost forgot about the main character while reading it. The supporting characters had significantly more screen time than the main character. Everything else was very well written.

The protagonist has seen Gaia, so I'm a bit confused about what he's confused about. Also, the author's power level descriptions are a bit inconsistent. I recommend the author watch Sinnoh; at the very least, he should be like Strategist Fujiki, lasting 2 minutes and 57 seconds. Of course, I know the protagonist needs to develop, but judging from the previous interrogations, a few shots in capital cities would be enough to quiet things down, even if it's just a threat.

It's alright, but the transition after the first transformation in Chapter 13, the one where the protagonist seems lost, was a bit too abrupt. The protagonist has seen Ultraman, and becoming Ultraman implies some awareness; the negative example is the possessor of the Ocean Light, who, due to excessive fear, couldn't gain the light's approval and lived in fear and uncertainty.

Keep it up! 😘 This has already surpassed most Ultraman fanfiction. I hope it gets better and better 😘. I feel like the main character doesn't have enough screen time; I hope you can add more scenes.