In the Tiga Universe, the Lion’s Light Shines Once More

I'll give it five stars as encouragement; it seems to have quite a bit of potential. To summarize the advantages briefly: +A well-developed and reasonable Ultraman spirit: Compared to many protagonists who are born ordinary but reckless, the protagonist's psychological growth in this book is more reasonable, and his character arc is more complete.

This is just a preliminary thought; the book's pace is rather slow, but I'll try my best to stick to the established plot. Criticism is greatly appreciated, and the author welcomes all questions and concerns. If you have any questions or concerns about the plot, please post them here, and the author will respond promptly.

It's pretty good. The plot has been modified from Ultraman Tiga's storyline, with some variables added, but it hasn't completely deviated from the outline. Moreover, the plot is self-consistent, which is great. I'd give it a good review and recommend it. Let's see how it goes later.

Please, no conspiracy theories! Ultraman is portrayed as righteous, and childhood is a beautiful time. I'm more inclined to believe it's some other disguise, or perhaps a more complex backstory, but please don't suggest that Ultraman himself is the opposite of justice.

Author, now that we see the protagonist has just gained power, overall it's very good. Both the concept and the content are very much to my liking. But one thing I have to say is that there are too few updates! When I was reading, there were only about fifty chapters, and I didn't dare to read too deeply 🤦

This is a really good book, a slow burner. It's not the kind of book where you're invincible from the start. The early stages, when you're still an ordinary person, are very relatable. Even though you can become Leo later, the growth process from when you're a rookie is also great.

I really didn't expect to see such a well-developed fanfiction of Ultraman Tiga, with its compelling plot, foreshadowing, and character growth, especially in an environment where the Tiga universe is often overused. At first, I thought the author would go for an invincible story where the protagonist fuses with Leo and instantly defeats monsters, but it turns out to be a growth story, even…

It's really well written; it's rare to see a novel about Leo on Taobao. Of course, as a reader, I've also seen other readers say that the book contains many explanations about the source of Ultraman's power, such as Ultraman's telekinesis, Leo's flying kick, purification beam, etc. The author's explanations of these are my own thoughts and understanding after pushing myself to the limit.

It's pretty good, very detailed, and the foreshadowing is cleverly placed to make you want to keep reading. Overall, if the writing quality improves further later on, it could be on par with Dekaiser, in my opinion. I've only seen the protagonist so far, up to when he first joins the GUTS team. So, maybe the standards for judgment are different, or there might be some errors, but anyway, the first few dozen chapters are quite enjoyable. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens later.

Well, how should I put it? It possesses the spirit of Ultraman, has no system, and has sound values. If it continues like this, it might become as famous as the old Oma Zi-O. Let's leave it at that for now.