Ultra: I Was Confused When I Took over Taiga Tregear at the Beginning.

Author, I know you wrote well, but... I am really sad. I clearly understand that Tregear's ending must be death. That is his fate and the result of his character. But when he dies, I will feel sad in my heart. Whether it was unfair fate or the laws of the world, he seemed to have never been happy in his life. He spent his whole life pursuing his inner self, and his only close friend was the one who pushed death, the one who held the sword. He is very sad and hard-working, he is very strong but also very lonely, he is very hateful and very pathetic. I understand that he may be wrong, but I cannot say that he is completely wrong! Denying everything about him, struggling and despairing... In this book, I experienced a deep sense of unwillingness, powerlessness, and pain. I felt so uncomfortable. My heart was so painful and dull that I couldn't calm down for a long time. I'm sorry that I forced myself to deny it, so I couldn't accept it. I saw an invisible person scratching his already bruised body, slamming his nearly broken and repaired heart to the ground, and destroying everything about him. Those things he was proud of were just the complacency of a small person, and those carefully laid out were nothing more than sarcastic jokes in other people's chats. This defeat was not physical, but the deepest torture for people like Tregear. The author must have dabbled in them all! When I read the section about Yuuki's despair and fear, I discovered that the author not only knows a lot about tokusatsu, but also has a very sophisticated control over the character's character. In addition, he has a profound writing skills and describes the situation as if he were there. It is indeed a rare good book. But... Forgive me for writing so much. I only gave four out of preference. Every bookworm has its own place. This is just what I said to myself as a supporter. What an unlucky author to meet me...