I Can Become Ultraman When I Put on the Ultra Leather Suit

Cheng Feng, twenty-five years old, is a well-known social worker in Tokyo. After working overtime for three consecutive days, he died suddenly while operating too hard in Ultra Fighting. When he woke up, he was lying in a rental house with the first-generation leather case in his arms and five other sets piled beside the bed. The TV is broadcasting news: There are no monsters or Ultraman in Tokyo, only the morning rush hour and the last train. Then the first monster appeared. Only then did Cheng Feng understand: Putting on his leather sheath can turn him into a real giant of light. There is no Ultraman in this world, there is only him. He had no choice but to put on his holster and go into battle. What he didn't know was that Axis, the Chebul star, had arrived here earlier than him. This ultimate intelligent life from the universe brought with it forty carefully choreographed monsters. He originally thought this world without resistance was boring - until he found a human who wore a low-quality leather jacket and had stiff movements, but could get up every time he fell. Axis decided not to rush into killing him. He wants to do an experiment. The forty monsters were the petri dishes he tailor-made for Cheng Feng. He wanted to see how far this mortal could go. Cheng Feng was completely unaware. He just puts on the leather suit again and again and unlocks new forms, the first generation, Jack, Severn, Ace, Taro, Zoffie. Until the end, he discovered that every step he took was a script written by others. But Axis miscalculated one thing. Hidden in those frayed stitches and charred cracks are the entirety of a mortal's forty battles.