Ultraman Chronicle

It's very good. It's not a brainless harem novel, nor does it have a stupid protagonist, and it's not entirely on the side of humanity. Well, it's probably the best Ultraman novel out there.

Prepare to be transported to the Ultraman world, a challenge with a difficulty level of 10,000! You'll be randomly given cheat codes—it could be the Spark Lens, a laser gun, the soul of Emperor Caracalla, or even Belial… First come, first served; unlocks when full.

I don't remember clearly, it was canceled for various reasons before it was filmed. Will it appear in the book?

No wonder fewer people wrote about Gauss; you turned a benevolent warrior into a nagging, overly sentimental saint. How can this be any good? I'm speechless.

Nexus was hit once and the host's body turned purple! Author, please do some research on the skin toughness of Ultraman! Not to mention Nexus itself has armor. According to the author, Nexus has been ravaged and defeated so many times in the TV series, how did his brothers, Jun and Rei, ever get back up? They would have been killed long ago!

Seeing your name made me give up. In fanfiction, three or four out of ten names either contain "star" or "night," and the rest are just normal Japanese names, some with a strong Chinese influence, or simply poorly chosen Chinese names... When writing fanfiction about Japanese anime or tokusatsu, can you please avoid using Chinese names?

The author doesn't seem familiar with Nexus's backstory; it just feels like a Tiga with a different evolution limit and name. Nexus's red and blue forms don't represent strength and agility. The author should please clarify the background settings when writing fanfiction.

Why did Nexus change settings? The reason is that the replacement is too fast? It's funny! What does the theme of Nexus and the elements of ability evolution have to do with whether the fitter can change quickly or not? Why are you writing about him if you haven't read Nexus?

Does the protagonist have to take the female lead everywhere he goes? I don't understand the point.

First, perseverance is essential. Avoid giving up halfway, abandoning the story, or leaving it unfinished. It's normal not to update as expected, but never give up. Second, don't be afraid of poor writing. For fan fiction, as long as the cause and effect of events are clearly described, that's sufficient. After all, the writer isn't a professional author.