Ultraman: Obtaining the Belial Medal from the Start

I'm posting this to ask why so many people think there's a female lead in Owen? I don't understand!

Having read only about 300 chapters, I have a question to discuss with fellow readers: What is the author's stance? Darkness? Light? Or did they never even consider it? Tiga, Gaia, and Dyna—their goals are clear: to protect the world at the cost of their lives. The monsters' stance is also clear: to destroy the world.

I couldn't take it anymore after reading dozens of chapters. It's completely aimless. He only earned 2700 yuan for taking photos? That's less than what you'd earn taking pictures of celebrity gossip—barely enough for a bowl of noodles! And the worst part is, he doesn't seem like a law-abiding citizen either. He destroyed a mine for photos, and you say you didn't kill anyone?

Are you suggesting that children are just playing mind games and that they'll spend money to read your novels?

This protagonist is truly pathetic. He time-traveled for two years, has a cheat-like ability, yet is so poor he can't even afford food. Then he secretly photographs monsters, earns a measly 2000 yuan, and feels incredibly proud of himself. Then, because he openly sells the photos, he's discovered by the GUTS team, but he still thinks he's done a good job hiding them. I really admire the protagonist's intelligence.

After reading dozens of chapters, my impression of this book can be summed up in two words: "chaotic." The logic is chaotic; the writing and grammar are chaotic; the factional stances are chaotic; the action style is chaotic… In short, I can't appreciate it. Goodbye, sir…

Is everyone writing nonsense these days? At least the main character saw Zeta at the beginning, but later on, he didn't know anything about Ultraman or the plot. These chapters even say he doesn't recognize Zero. It's getting more and more absurd.

Actually, what I've been looking for lately is a protagonist who is purely light, like an ancient warrior—an observer who doesn't interfere with human choices, a detached observer without joy or sorrow. The protagonists in the Ultraman series I've been watching lately are all too human, basically just humans in Ultraman costumes, the only difference being their special abilities. And unlike Daigo, who is both light and human, these protagonists just don't feel right.

I don't really like Owen's style, which relies too much on internet memes; I'd prefer something more serious and focused.

I can only say it's incredibly boring and bland, completely unchanging, lacking any truly original elements. Furthermore, the protagonist's values ​​are somewhat disturbing. Let's not even discuss values; everyone has different perspectives. Besides the somewhat lackluster writing and weak plot, I think the biggest flaws are the monsters. Why not make them all into badges?