Ultraman: Can They Really Save the Earth?

I caught up with it all at once! It's very well written; it perfectly captures the childhood I imagined Zero should have had. Tsuburaya's original concept was so heartbreaking. If they were writing about the family in the Land of Light, they couldn't avoid awkward and strained storylines, especially with Seven.

It's so beautiful! Men get their periods from looking at it, women go crazy. It's the nemesis of depression, the alarm clock for those in a vegetative state. It's so beautiful it evokes the longing and unrequited love of a villager for a widow. It's so stunning it makes tears flow like the Qiantang River tide. It's so beautiful!

Hey bro, what did you add to the story? Why am I crying so hard?! These are very heartwarming words. The little rabbit is loved well, growing up well, and loving himself well. No matter how far he travels, he knows he has a home behind him, and his family will always be waiting for him. It's so warm. How can I describe this feeling?

Follow-up review! The author's writing is great! Actually, I really liked Zero when I was watching the Ultraman series. I watched him grow stronger step by step and become famous. It wasn't a easy road. Zero was secretly raised in an orphanage, but Taiga could live with his family. I really wanted Zero to have a family 🥺 This book made up for that. I love you, author! This is exactly the Zero I imagined—growing up in love and having family to support him.

Zero is so pitiful. I can't imagine how heartbroken he was when he returned home and found that his cousin was being raised by his family instead of being sent away.

This book made my heart melt. I'll always be moved by Zero's happiness 🥺. My heart aches and feels bittersweet. Seeing Zero's happiness in the story reminds me of his experiences. He grew up alone, stumbling and struggling to become a capable little hero, but he's still a child at heart. He always protected everyone behind him, forgetting that he could also rely on others.

Everyone in the world must like, cherish, pamper, love, protect, and tolerate Zero. No one can bully, suppress, insult, offend, attack, or mistreat Zero. Those who like Zero will be promoted, enjoy wealth and honor, and reach the pinnacle of life; those who hate Zero will be exiled to the frontier, have all their property confiscated, and be enslaved for eternity.

It's super good! You can clearly feel that the author's writing is getting better and better. The setting of the parallel dark universe is absolutely divine. If you want to see a new generation of team building, go for it! Dyna's long-distance capture of Dekai is both hilarious and exciting. It's really good! The author writes with great depth.

What else can I say?! This is so well-written, you're practically risking your life!! It's okay, I'll give you my life (bubble voice). It's really too good, our Zero should be a child surrounded by love!! The author isn't criticizing anyone! Just stating the facts. After all, while Seven is a great hero, he's certainly not a good father… Finally, I want to shout again—this book is so good!!!

Wow, I really struck gold! This book is truly excellent. I didn't find many flowery words in it; what I saw was the author's genuine wish for Zero's happiness. Many chapters describe the little rabbit's rescue efforts, which, rather than being about loving her parallel universe self, are all touching moments. Keep up the good work, author! 💋