Ultraman: Even a Fake Ultraman Dreams of Becoming a Hero

A good book. The timeline is a bit off though. Sun Wukong and Lu Bu are fighting, and Rapid Strike uses Fire Cloud Technique before Li Bai can even react! Ma Chao uses First Step, Ultraman is careless and doesn't dodge, and Mambo Hakimi and My Little Pony say, "Young man, be careful!"

A passionate heart is inextinguishable. Although the protagonist is a bit monstrous in the early stages, and it's a dark story, he truly transforms into a warrior with the spirit of Ultraman in the later parts. You might find it hard to read!

The original episodic format, with the protagonist transforming from a pseudo-Ultraman into someone with the Ultra spirit, and the process of his moral decay, is quite interesting. While some parts of his psychological transformation feel a bit stiff, the flaws don't detract from the overall quality. I'm really looking forward to the later episodes. I'd like to ask, is the female lead Alicia?

That's great! It's a rare example of a completely original story, using the world of Tiga and Dyna to tell its own tale. And the protagonist isn't just a monster-fighting machine; they have their own thoughts and feelings.

666, The protagonist was definitely tricked by Tiga, gradually falling into depravity 😏

It's really good 😢. The beginning is dark, but after being manipulated by a series of legendary lovers, he successfully abandons darkness and embraces light (I found it quite heartbreaking), ultimately growing into a warrior of light 🍉. It might deter some people in the early stages, but if you persevere, you'll find it incredibly enjoyable in the mid-to-late game 😄 Why is the rating so low?! I feel it should be at least an 8. X 😢🍉

It's a great read. So far, the protagonist's experiences on Earth have driven his growth. He's gained a lot (including emotional fulfillment) but also lost a lot (the death of his friend "Prometheus," and the death of his apprentice, Nagano Daigo).

It's really great! I don't understand why it only got a 6.6 Rating. The criticism in the comments about the first chapter (killing the real Ultraman) seems valid to me, since the protagonist is initially a fake Ultraman, and the main story focuses on his moral decline under human influence. However, I still hope the author can write a story where the protagonist can atone for his mistakes later on.

This is a well-conceived novel, and the protagonist's growth is clearly depicted. However, there are areas for improvement. Here are my humble opinions: 1. I personally think the novel should avoid overly long paragraphs, especially long and complex sentences; try to divide them into multiple sections. 2. The writing style is slightly immature, and the plot progresses a bit too quickly.

It's not bad. I read some reviews beforehand and the author said it was a dark story but would gradually improve, so I didn't want to read it. Later, I ran out of books to read and came across this one. I thought for a while that it would improve later, so I might as well give it a try. After reading it, I realized the author was wrong.