Ultraman: Only Upright People Become Light

The only criticism of this book so far is the title and the fact that it has no female lead. If you can't accept that, you can turn it down. Personally, I'm a loyal reader of books without female leads, so I'm patiently reading on and I feel the book's quality is acceptable.

A reading guide for this book: If you're attracted by the title, don't jump in. Eighty percent of readers will be cursing. The story of Kijima Megumi ending up with the original wife is a prime example. As one reader aptly put it, even if they were together before the protagonist arrived, it would have been better.

The biggest problem with this book is its title. The readers attracted by the book's title subconsciously assume that Megumi Kijima is the female lead, and then you say that Megumi Kijima is just a supporting female character and that there is no female lead in this book. Readers who were drawn in by the title and subconsciously assumed that Megumi Kijima was the female lead wouldn't dare to accuse the book of being a bait-and-switch tactic; they would be furious.

Some thoughts on this book 💡 (unrelated to the book title) 1. Actually, when I first saw this book, I did see the title, but I personally prefer Ultraman stories with no female lead or only one female lead, so I hesitated for a moment before clicking on it. However, after clicking on it, I really liked this simple sibling relationship. 2. The plot is also very exciting.

My suggestion is either to change the name immediately or add a barrier to entry for comments. If you start with this name, everyone who clicks will think the female lead is Megumi Kijima. If you don't have a female lead, that's fine; they can just stop reading and consider the story over. But then you suddenly send a woman away, marrying her off. Aren't you just feeding everyone shit?

I suggest adding a female lead. Megumi is a good character with a deep emotional bond; she's beautiful and generous. It's better to portray her as a normal person, otherwise all the previous descriptions would be wasted.

I only realized after reading the comments that it was a bait-and-switch tactic; they even offered girls as a bonus. I'm outta here...

I came here because of its reputation to mark the author and avoid it in the future.

Why did the author choose to make it a story without a female lead? 😅 Even if Megumi Kiyama is given the title of female lead but has no screen time, that would be fine... What are people who were attracted by the title supposed to think?

Well, let me warn you, this story doesn't have a female lead. It uses her as a front, writes for a while, but turns out it's a story about siblings. There's no female lead; she's already someone else's girlfriend. If you're here for the female lead, you can leave now. I'm out.