Ultraman: How Do You Fight with an Eleking from the Start?

Although she's a monster girl, there's not much romance taking up the plot (her interactions with monsters are indeed strange). The protagonist's name, while containing the character "" (Lei), is taken from Yu-Gi-Oh!. The protagonist has a bit of a Lin Shu (a famous Chinese writer known for her dramatic and sometimes eccentric personality) vibe; she's not perfect, but she's truly dedicated when…

I haven't read the relevant works, so I won't say much. Just a brief impression: I could understand it with some effort; the writing is smooth and comfortable to read, at least there weren't too many annoying metaphors or sentence structures; the pacing is fast, the protagonist has only been there for a day or two and is already constantly fighting; the protagonist's character is very likable, he has a clear understanding of his own role, he's practically a superman.

The writing is smooth, and the characters are well-developed. I especially love the idea of ​​the female lead being a monster girl. However, the author explicitly stated that she would cross-dress, but that hasn't happened yet—how annoying! 😏😏😏

This book is quite good. The protagonist's character is similar to that of Director Teng Shu—both are somewhat mediocre [selfish heroes]. The supporting characters are also well-developed. Okay, I don't want to say more. Let's skip the formalities and get straight to the point. Lei Huo and the monster are truly a pair of star-crossed lovers!

Surprisingly exciting! Even though he's portrayed himself as a stereotypical ordinary person, he's incredibly powerful when he unleashes his full potential. Lately, there are more and more stories with positive protagonists like this. Pretty good.

It's rare to find anime featuring monster girls and a single female lead, and this one is very good; it doesn't randomly collect monsters.

The main character's personality is well-developed, and he has a very clear understanding of his own role. He doesn't just randomly subdue a bunch of monsters, and the female lead, Queen Elek, is not just for show.

Please comment, like, and support! Don't worry, although the main character isn't Ultraman, he definitely embodies the Ultraman spirit.

This is a great book with no major flaws. The protagonist claims to be an ordinary person, but he possesses the spirit of Ultraman. It's definitely worth reading! Just, author, please update faster! 😏

With four stars as encouragement, the overall plot design is decent, with both challenging and lighthearted moments; it's not purely for enjoyment. The main issues are a dragging plot, too much unnecessary dialogue, and slightly weak writing. In short, author, keep up the good work! 👍