A Galvinian in the Tiga World

The author should pay attention to one point: avoid making too many mistakes in the description. It's not that you wrote it incorrectly, but rather that the meaning of the description is easily misunderstood. The giants of 30 million years ago did not lose; they chose to leave. It was humanity itself that chose to succumb to the illusion of the Qijiela flower 30 million years ago.

I think it's because the art style changed too drastically. It started with a tech tree progression, transforming into an Ultraman-style art style. So readers who don't like this type of book can skip it. Next, the number of everyday scenes interspersed increased. Therefore, readers who don't like slice-of-life content can also abandon the book within the original readership.

I thought the Gaelic were something, but it turns out they're the X-Watch (a children's video game).

The First Ray of Light in Orion of the Deidee Universe, the Ancient God Tiga Orion God, Yahweh's Minions: Star Warriors According to Chiaki Konaka's setting, Tiga comes from the Orion constellation. Tiga is the first light in the Tiga-Dyna universe, the original life form of light.

This is a bit of an overreaction. If the Kirields were truly such conceptual life forms, they would have dominated humanity long ago, at the dawn of human civilization. It would have been virtually impossible for them to develop a technological civilization or break free from the control of religious beliefs.

The book's weakness is that while the male protagonist is portrayed as incredibly powerful, the writing doesn't quite live up to that; he comes across as weak and lacking in depth. There's also the issue of suppressing combat power. Otherwise, it's still a very enjoyable read. 😆

After reading more than ten chapters, I don't know what to say about the author, but I don't know if it's because the writing style is not good enough, or if the author has forgotten what they wrote before. The protagonist keeps wavering on whether or not he knows about Ultraman. Here are a few examples: I've watched Ultraman Tiga in its entirety, but I don't know who the director, Sawai, is. You may know "Xiedi" but not "Geidi" next to it.

I'm quite curious, does the protagonist keep courting death like this?

Shadow Giants III form

A minor witch monster from the original work has been transformed by the author into a major boss-level monster.