A Journey Through the Multiverse Beginning with Ultraman Tiga

I bet you won't even write 300,000 words before you have to abandon the project because of its poor quality.

First and foremost, perseverance is essential. Avoid giving up halfway, abandoning the project prematurely, or leaving it unfinished. It's perfectly normal not to update as expected, but never give up. Secondly, don't be afraid of poor writing skills; take it slow and steady, building your foundation gradually.

Having read this far, I've made a small summary. I've noticed that besides the GUTS team and the prophet, there don't seem to be many Ultraman characters in this book. Moreover, these side stories seem unnecessary. Imagine if you could become Ultraman, would the problems the protagonist is facing still be problems?

Hmm, the author is really going too far! You're writing about multiple worlds? You could totally open up new worlds before the main storyline even starts! You're the first author to lavishly depict monsters in Ultraman Tiga; it'll probably be canceled due to poor ratings.

After taking a look, author, are you trying to write something "profound"? Do you want to write about "human nature"? Do you want to depict the darkness of the world? Go ask around, how many top authors on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) actually want to write about so-called "human nature"?

The scum who bullied the original owner just kneels down, apologizes, and returns the belongings, and that's it. The scum teacher wants to kill someone, but you ask him to give you a sick leave note and you won't report him. What kind of values ​​are these? Is this the kind of values ​​used in Ultraman Tiga?

Author, you're writing about the TPC universe! The average moral standard there is among the highest in the entire Ultraman series! What's with this worldview that's even darker than Ultraman X?!

This is getting a bit self-indulgent. The kind of self-indulgent writing that gets so carried away you lose your bearings.

Seriously, I'm speechless. The beginning was perfectly well-written, but once it got to the airplane part, the plot went completely off the rails. One minute it was ghost elements, the next it was Tiga elements (and barely any), and then a reincarnator appeared! The plot veered off into fantasy territory, and it's so incomprehensible.

Selling dog meat under the guise of mutton I read about 50 chapters and didn't see Ultraman. Instead, there were school bullying, gang fights, ghosts, exorcisms, demon-slaying, and even reincarnators and time-traveling to Hong Kong movies. Even the system rewards were nonsensical—Popeye's spinach (the system description says it allows you to do anything you want), gadgets from GG Bond—very fantastical. It's just a hodgepodge. The author's writing is decent, but the plot goes way off-topic.