In the World of Tiga, I Can Use the Z Riser

A pretty good Ultraman fanfic! 😄 The way the protagonist treats civilians being harmed by monsters at the beginning really pleased me. Seeing others suffer, his heart wouldn't allow him to turn away; he bravely and resolutely stood up for them—that's the essence of the Ultraman spirit!

If you like the Ultraman Tiga storyline, you can watch it as it has some changes; it doesn't follow the original plot exactly, and there's no truly hellish scenario.

So far, it seems good. The character design is excellent; there's no obvious arrogance or self-serving detachment that comes with suddenly gaining power. The other characters are also well-developed. I hope you keep up the good work and release more!

It's alright, but could you set up an armory? (For monsters to deal with special airborne mech units) We already have Zeta and the special air force mechs, let's add an armory, shall we? 😏

Wow, Sevenger's retirement and return to the field is a perfect plot point! I want to see the ending where the protagonist and Miss Maya have a child! Add more romance! 😢😢

The writing is good, witty and humorous. Some parts of the plot suggest the author is trying to emulate the immersive, time-traveling feel of Talking Tom. The female lead is likely Chris Maya, but it would be best not to waste time on romance. Since the timeline is already distorted, there's no need to write about traveling to other worlds. Finally, please update quickly and write more; don't finish before reaching a million words! 🙂

So far, the plot is a bit too tightly packed, but you can feel the author's effort in creating the setting. However, many of the small creative ideas feel a bit similar to those in the neighboring novel "The Galaxy Behind the Mountain." Hopefully, the author can gradually explore their own ideas in the future.

To be honest, there are just too many Ultraman Tigas. Everything else is great, but the time-traveling and TPC elements are getting a bit repetitive. Also, it would be even better if Zeta's transformation device could transform into a self-created Ultraman.

Where's the truckload of toys? Can't it summon monsters? Can it transform into other Ultramen? Why is it always Zeta?

I've read up to chapter 141 so far, and it's excellent; I'd give it a 9.2. Overall, the book is generally fine, except for a slight lack of action scenes. Also, despite the protagonist possessing almost all the Ultraman series gadgets in the Great Space, he's only unlocked the Zeta Transformation Device, which feels a bit monotonous.