Synopsis
On his first day after transmigrating to a parallel world, Yuki Kudo realized that something was terribly wrong: humans were being kept by Ultramen, and every Ultraman looked at their partner the way you’d look at a limited-edition cake.
To make matters worse, his own Taiga couldn’t cross over from the main universe, so he checked up on him every day through their telepathic link: “Yuki, why is that parallel-world Ultraman standing so close to you?!”
The five of them were forced to play along: act obedient and survive among a crowd of yanderes by day, carry on a long-distance romance with their jealous boyfriends by night, and somehow find time to reform the system.
Their goal was simple: make it home alive, then teach these obsessives what a normal relationship looks like.
I'm so awesome. It looks depressing and strangely sweet, just like the expired bread in a convenience store in the summer. The twisted relationship between people and Ao makes me angry, but the five people getting along with their respective Ao and parallel Ao makes me feel a little happy while calming down. In short, it's so good-looking!
Oh my god, do you know how difficult it is to find an Ultra fan novel in Tomato that is not a member of the Substitute Party or the OC Party?! I don't know why the back looks a bit like AI
Personally I think it's pretty good, but I don't know why when I read it, I always have a feeling that I can't put into words. I can't feel it when reading other novels, but I feel it when reading this novel.
He is a rare Austrian! Five-star praise! I'm a little surprised that Taiga calls Tregear daddy. Is it Taito? (๑• . •๑)
There is a kind of rebirth. Everyone's character is very real. The people are not Ooc. All in all, it is very beautiful. (˵>ㅿ<˵)♡
Good-looking, novel and unique subject matter
The author's writing is very beautiful [sending my heart]
He looked at me blankly. Is there a Zeta in the parallel world? Why didn't I see it?
It's very interesting. It's the first time I've seen such a novel theme ❤️ 💕
Four stars, the setting is pretty good