You Think Triggera Is No Good? I'll Rebuild Him

There's a lot of emotional drama, and the characters are very well-developed. However, this is also a drawback; too much romance diminishes the thrill of the battles. I suggest the author interweave more action scenes into the emotional moments in future works. Nevertheless, the author's writing is already very skillful, and I found it quite enjoyable. These are my personal reviews and suggestions for this work. Enchanted with a Golden Apple, high quality and fire resistant.

It's good, and the writing is great too. I want to see Kakashi and Triga! Kakashi is so pitiful 😢😢😢

It's great! I originally came here based on Lao Fengmo's recommendation, but it's really good. Jianwu's catchphrase isn't just a simple laugh; it's an expression of his indomitable spirit in the face of difficulties. Shengzhangren's tsundere is just right—it doesn't make you feel disgusted but rather endearing. The author also carefully depicts each character's inner journey; everyone has flaws that ordinary people have, or even more so, which makes them feel real.

It's really good, better than most Ultraman productions these days. But I just have a small suggestion: could you please let Triga and Carmilla get together? It's so rare to see a couple in Ultraman, and I'm such a pure fan! 😢

There were too many sentimental scenes, but it's still a good read. Please don't stop updating! —Author Sang

In my opinion, this adaptation is very successful. Every character is incredibly well-developed, and I was moved to tears watching each episode, especially the part with Kamiki and Hoshino. It gave me a feeling I'd never experienced before—I can't even describe it! I really hope Tsuburaya Productions can make it work! I want to see a live-action version!

The teacher's writing is so beautiful 😢😢, even I, the Great King of Red Stone, am getting a taste of the fine chaff.

It's very well written, with well-developed characters and vivid details. Unlike some tokusatsu dramas where Kengo feels naive and innocent, this one perfectly captures Kengo's character. The author also effectively portrays Jemin's spoiled richness and Akito's tsundere personality.

Who came from Old Demon King?

Although I haven't finished reading it, I think the emotions and character development are very well done. I just don't know if there will be a romantic pairing later on (I want to read it without a romantic pairing...). The writing style is also very delicate, and I especially love the way the fight scenes are described.