Ultraman: My Secret Identity Is a Little Strange

Auditorium Hikaru: My little black cat-like friend is gone—anyone would break down in that situation, everyone would go crazy, just bear it, everyone would go crazy, everyone would go crazy, just bear it (not really). Cough cough cough Lu Yu is truly cat-like—independent, aloof, and prone to nuzzling people, but unless he takes the initiative to get close, you can't get too close to him.

[Readers who are criticizing the setting can leave now. If you dislike the setting and it has nothing to do with the plot, then this book is not for you. Please leave as soon as possible.] [Addendum: If you find something you dislike that triggers your reaction, please leave immediately to save everyone's time from arguing.] P1:

I've been quietly reading this book for a while now, and it's a very enjoyable read. In my opinion, it can compete with many excellent works by predecessors. I won't advertise it further here; there are many excellent works, and I believe that since you've found this book, you've probably read most of them.

This is the first time I've seen a fanfiction that portrays Lugiel so perfectly. Just like the author wrote, most villains in the Ultraman world want to conquer the world or are purely destructive, and Lugiel is often assumed to be one of them. However, according to the initial setting of Ginga, Lugiel disagreed with Ginga on the issue of eternity, which led to the later plot.

You haven't updated for a day! Lu Yu Cat is worried about you!

※Lu Yu transmigrates to Darkness Heels Morning Sabbat, which is basically the Dark Cafe scene. ※Mainly for the purpose of making memes and teasing. ※Character OOC is certain. ※I feel like there's not much content written, so please read it casually with a forgiving attitude (mainly just to participate in the extra chapter event (lol)).

First of all, let me clarify that I'm not a fan of sword-eating. Looking at the development in these two chapters, and considering the author's earlier comments about the Leo arc's progress, it's just not satisfying. I'm already mentally itching to feed Genji a sword. However, a young, impulsive, and sensitive Leo can be very alluring when wielding a knife.

Honestly, many of the Ultraman stories on Qidian seem to try to amplify the evil in human nature through the Ultraman characters. But I only read Ultraman because I wasn't satisfied with the TV series or felt something was missing, not because I wanted to enjoy stories where the protagonist infinitely amplifies their desires and evil.

Dan Moroboshi, Ultraman Seven—regardless of his identity, he's an incredibly reliable and caring senior. He was the second person to see Lu Yu's personality issues (the first being Lugiel, who was essentially one with him), and the first to want him to become a better, more honest person. It's a direct invitation from a Showa-era Ultraman senior!

[Late-night emo • Brief chat] Seeing Lu Yu now, I feel that he is a living, breathing person who has fears and concerns, and who will fight for what he likes and wants to protect, rather than the stereotypical macho man: a brainless brute or an invincible protagonist who must appear and succeed, or unleash his inner power if he fails. Lu Yu made the protagonist I saw more vivid.