Ultraman: My First Transformation Gave Me Away

I rarely post when reading novels, but this book is well-written, and I'm worried that if it doesn't get enough popularity, the author might give up, so I'm posting to encourage you. Anyway, keep it up! Although I want you to update faster, too fast isn't good either. Focus on the quality of the content first. It would be best if you could update both chapters at the same time, so I don't have to wait for updates like a statue waiting for its owner for 10,000 years.

Handsome

My heart is the magical being of the Lightbringer. Reaching a magical world and creating the unknown Creating unknown spaces A raging flame condensed within my chest... Condensed within my chest. For our distant future The Milky Way Universe illuminated by youthful brilliance Embark on a journey beyond time and space Ah, Lightbringer, Lightbringer, Lightbringer!

Having not watched *Rayon no Shiranui*, I have a question: Is this concept of wind, water, and earth merely something to be listened to? Can they not be controlled or manipulated? For example, wind forms flowing wind barriers that circulate on the body's surface and can even cut and touch enemies. Water works similarly, but it can not only cut but also compress under high pressure.

When will the sequel be released? The sequel is much more handsome.

Is the author serious? The protagonist claims to be the will of Earth, yet he interferes in the war between the Lightning People and humans—a major flaw. Furthermore, the plot is too formulaic and lacks original storyline, making it incredibly boring. I was drawn in by Ultraman, but so far, replacing the protagonist with another Ultraman wouldn't affect the reading experience at all.

The protagonist is not only a simp and a goofy guy, but also a saint and a nanny.

There are too many interactions between Mami and Takuma, and since she's not the female lead, the focus on developing their relationship makes it feel awkward to read. Crucially, the protagonist orchestrated Mami and Takuma's relationship, yet the daily descriptions often make it seem like the protagonist and Mami are the real couple, which is very strange.

Collecting (●—●)

The protagonist's behavior after becoming the Evil Queen is truly baffling. Giving the invaders power and experience points, watching two security guards being killed by alien invaders without batting an eye—even in the Yasukuni Shrine, those guards were innocent, weren't they? What credibility does the idea that darkness doesn't equal evil hold for the protagonist?