[No Female Lead]+ [First Person]+ [Protagonist: Nexus]
From the start, a manga-loving shut-in dies suddenly, only to find himself in the world of Ultraman Tiga. But I’m just an ordinary office drone, so I start living the life of an office drone in that world.
Two years later, when all of humanity faces the Evil God, I finally become an Ultra Warrior. But something’s off about this ending. Why didn’t Daigo turn into Shining Tiga?!
After resolving that crisis, I discover that the Nexus I’ve become only has a white form, with neither red nor blue. I’ve also gained a time-traveling ability that Nexus was never supposed to have, and the Evoltruster in my hand points the way to the future like a compass needle.
But as my journey goes on, I realize things are far more complicated than I imagined: artificial Ultra Warriors, the New Noah Project, the spread of dark energy, and the New Universe Project.
I also discover that I’m not the real Nexus, just one of many experimental subjects.
So how am I supposed to stop a plan I have no chance of defeating? As long as I hold fast to the spirit of the Ultras, I know that light will surely come, and when it does, it will illuminate all that darkness. That is the spirit I believe in, and the key to my victory. (Note: The first-person narrator doesn’t know certain things, since the book is framed as the protagonist recalling events during the final battle.)
After a brief look at it, the author's imagination is pretty good. I originally thought it was first person, but it turned out to be semi-first person. I just wanted to say it, but I was relieved after reading the introduction. It turns out that this is a revolving door before Lao Qin's death. The summary is very good to me. At least the protagonist is full of Ultra spirit.
This is the first first-person book I've ever seen. The protagonist's speech is simple and clear. There is no system in the early stage. I don't know if there will be in the later stage. Anyway, I think it is very interesting.
I will definitely give myself a five-star rating.