Ultraman Slacker
What's the standard script for someone who ends up in M78?
Train hard in martial arts and join the Space Garrison, tough it out through Leo's hellish training, chase Belial from the Land of Light to the edge of the universe. The whole point is to burn with passion and punch your way across the galaxy.
Lin Tuo says: No way.
As an internet systems administrator who worked 996 and died suddenly in his previous life, he opened his eyes and was immediately scared off by the cutthroat work culture in the Land of Light. Captain Zoffy leads the way in all-night overtime, a tradition passed down through generations. Scream after scream drifts from Leo's training grounds every day. Belial breaks out of prison and wrecks the place every other week, and the pile of infrastructure repair orders is taller than the Plasma Spark Tower.
Firmly resolved never to die from overwork a second time, Lin Tuo threw himself into the understaffed Logistics Department and casually bound himself to a Slacker System: loaf around to build up energy, get buffs from systems maintenance, and the more efficiently you work, the earlier you clock out. The less you compete, the greater the rewards.
From then on, the Land of Light gained an unusual legend:
While others trained their beams until they collapsed, he crouched in the repair room, fiddling with screws and slacking off;
while others chased monsters on the front lines, he calculated the energy efficiency of the power pipelines;
while others struck poses after battle, he quietly picked up their fallen head blades and tightened their screws along the way.
Who says you have to be center stage to save the universe?
With his systems maintenance skills, even a slacker in Logistics can reliably hold up half the sky over M78.
(The latest chapter at the time of writing this review is Chapter 7) The first time I saw this title, I was actually a little surprised. Ultra, Ultraman; salted fish, Moyu system. Therefore, this book tells the story of the protagonist's soul traveling to a low-level Ultraman in the Kingdom of Light, and adding that he can become stronger by fishing. Although the book is a bit long-winded in the first seven chapters, the main plot is completely online - the protagonist goes to the logistics department to fish, Beria is about to break out of the prison, and the protagonist has seven days to slowly become stronger from the worst. And there are hidden threads in it, such as the recovered targets that are getting worse every day, which gives me a sense of expectation and a sense of what might happen next. Overall, the writing is on point, the plot is not too procrastinating, and it is heartfelt. It is very suitable for watching when you are fishing. [Salute]
Haha, I have read so many Ott stories written by you, and this one is still the best. ( ˝ᗢ̈˝ ) Come on, I hope you can write better works! 🤭