Ultraman: Making Zero Take a Multiple-Choice Test from the Start

Poor Bei Laohei, I don't know why I suddenly feel sorry for him.

It's biased, it writes mindless movies. I didn't understand it at first, but then it got a bit strange.

That approach of erasing what's said is really unnecessary. Why not just change it to prohibiting talking about it?

I think Zero's Planet Explosion was a mistake. Does anyone agree?

This book is so biased; none of the villains received any rewards, only punishments.

This book would be even better if he treated everyone equally. It's a pity the author favors Zero; otherwise, I would have subscribed to the other book too, since I only read a few chapters of it.

Wasn't it Emperor Kyukard who released Belial? (Manual sarcasm)

Cough cough, I finally found a gem! This book is beautifully written, with a deeply moving plot, a captivating storyline, an unexpected ending, and a relatable message. It's one of the best books I've encountered in the past decade. My only regret is that I haven't read a single word of it besides the synopsis.

Does lifespan really matter to Ultraman?

Isn't the title itself obvious? The author's bio says it's an ensemble piece with no main character... It's a joke that contradicts itself.