I Found a Divine Light Rod

The authors writing Ultraman fanfiction often overlook one crucial point, regardless of whether it's a time-travel or reincarnation story. Even after the protagonist becomes Ultraman, they retain their original TV character identity. However, both American Marvel and Chinese Journey to the West share a common thread: individual heroism. This should be even more emphasized in Ultraman fanfiction, because "one shining star is enough."

That's right, don't be misled by the official portrayal that Dark Tiga is weaker than Ultraman Tiga. Actually, the official stance itself is flawed. Because in his setting, even Dark Tiga is stronger than normal Tiga, and ridiculously stronger.

Light and Dark Fusion God Tiga As shown in the picture below

In my personal opinion, darkness is true love. Nature is dark, and we, the planets, the universe have always existed in darkness, truly existing in darkness. Therefore, we all yearn for light. Darkness is all-encompassing; it underpins light, underpins desire, underpins hope... By the way, the darkness I'm referring to isn't about depravity or anything like that... The darkness I'm talking about is objective darkness.

Even though this is fiction, I still have to argue. If nuclear weapons fell into the hands of someone like the protagonist, it would truly be the end. (Laughs)

Why are most Ultraman human hosts male? Because they're all girls; why do monsters and Ultraman fight? Haven't you ever seen girls fighting? It's a war of women, which is why it's a moe-ification project instead of a translation project (serious face, author, I want some likes! 😍).

Tell me what you think The writing is very poor! The first part is okay, but the second part feels inexplicable. I don't know what I want to express. The protagonist suddenly becomes stronger, better or worse. The explanations about darkness and light also feel inexplicable. I feel like I want to write something in-depth, but your writing is not good.

To be honest, I really dislike this protagonist. There's no right or wrong in the realm of power. Isn't dark power appealing? The protagonist probably can't control it. He only yearns for light. Actually, "Darkness and Light" doesn't matter. As long as you can wield it, that's your power. The key issue is that I don't want to see two Ultraman Tigas.

So what exactly is the protagonist trying to do? He's holding the black light stick for over forty-five chapters but doesn't dare use it, so the main plot is just about romance? And then watching Daigo fight monsters?

The chapters after the protagonist threw away the Spark Lens were quite disturbing. I supported him throwing it away, wanting him to be a normal person. Afterwards, the protagonist put on the Eagle Union uniform and went to the front lines, then entered the Ultraman statue to fight. His normal life was barely mentioned; it was all about striving to defeat monsters.