Transmigrating Across the Heavens, Starting with Ultraman Trigger

I watched the Triga stage play today and was shocked. The plot and the lines were like comparing Mount Everest to the Mariana Trench compared to the TV version. Sure enough, all of this was the work of that evil Babar, Naoki Hisaya. I especially loved the sweet moments between Triga and Carmilla, and the conversations between Triga and Haruki!

Triga? A good choice; there's no room for it to fall further.

I don't quite understand your target audience. You drew people in with Triga and Ultraman Mecha, and then you move on to The Lost Tomb and Dragon Raja? How many Ultraman fans have actually seen those two, let alone liked them? Especially the last one.

The protagonist's name always made me think he was very good at playing with yo-yos.

Actually, I'm quite dissatisfied with the ending of Stealing Stars. At first, I felt good after finishing it, because logically, Meteor shouldn't have liked September at first. But after thinking about it carefully, I realized that the protagonist was being too nosy. He always viewed the relationship between the three based on the early developments, but things don't always go as planned.

A story about a protagonist who suffers abuse? The protagonist only wants to go home. He doesn't need or care about power. In his mind, as long as he tells others, they will think, "How pitiful! I will definitely send him home." He doesn't think about finding a way on his own at all. Then there's the main god who ruined the protagonist, and then the protagonist became the god's dog.

This is pure garbage! Look at your achievements after leaving tokusatsu! You wrote Kamen Rider, and it got crushed by DC at the same time; you wrote Ultraman's fighting evolution, and Ultraman Tiga in the second season got crushed by his human form. Look at what you've written! Pure garbage! Many readers say they don't understand the later parts, haven't seen them, or don't know much about them.

I'm so baffled. I've written a five-million-word book, and my writing hasn't improved at all. It's still just as bad as ever, and my nonsensical writing is still just as disgusting.

Author, you're really something! You claim to be a Liuxue shipper, but you end up having Jiushi and Shi together. You're incredibly clever! This is the first time I've ever been so emotionally affected by a novel. It's not because your writing is so good; as a Liuxue shipper, I was speechless while reading the Stealing Stars chapter. And you even said you wrote Stealing Stars in September to make up for regrets? Your regret is that Liuxing wasn't tortured enough, right?

The author is a "90s party" member, which is one thing, but the protagonist claims to be a "Ryusei party" member, and in the end, the 90s and 10s end up together. I'm utterly speechless.