For Hu Wen, a transmigrator, the worst part wasn't ending up in the dangerous Marvel Universe. It was his golden finger.
A refugee-grade Ultraman transformation device, identical to Teo's.
His greatest dream was to run his own Daily Planet in peace and become a wealthy, carefree man behind the scenes.
But the shortsighted Abomination nearly demolished his dream along with the newspaper's building.
Enough was enough!
Hu Wen transformed into the Giant of Light and punched the crisis in the bud, exposing himself to the spotlight in the process.
From then on, by day he was a newspaper owner who teased his secretary. By night, he might have to transform and have a "friendly chat" with aliens or mythical creatures.
This is the story of a laid-back transmigrator forced to get to work in the Marvel Universe, who ultimately becomes a legend.
Author, isn't a large portion of your novel borrowed from the popular web novel *The Giant of Light in Marvel* on Qidian? That was a good novel with well-developed characters and content consistent with the Marvel comics, and although it ended a long time ago, it still left you wanting more.
It's best if there's no female lead. This feels addictive; I only read a chapter or two. I'll just wander around for a bit. I originally came to watch Ultraman. Nothing else seems interesting; this is just mind-blowing.
Tsk tsk zzz
It's well-written, and the setting is quite similar to the Marvel universe's "The Giants of Light," but it's still a very enjoyable read.
It seems pretty good. I hope the female lead is like Ghost Spider-Gwen.
Generally speaking, it lacks passion and excitement.
What is this? Its meaning is unclear.
So childish
If we're going to write about this kind of subject matter, someone has already written about a teenage thief traveling to the DC universe, but he's stopped updating it. It's a blue ocean market that hasn't been fully explored yet.
So beautiful! So beautiful! So beautiful!