Ultraman: My Monsters Can Build a Weather Team

I suggest the author release some of that lewd nonsense from their brain; every time a monster girl comes out, all they think about is having sex. I always said the hardest thing about writing Reonics is that every author wants to have sex with monster girls. Don't get too carried away with your self-indulgence.

Transforming into a loli or a dragon girl, is this all monster writers have to do when they're out of ideas?

Flame Mountain (Fire), Heavenly Realm (Wind), Deep Green (Wood)—can these three be used to subdue the three families?

You keep using this stream-of-consciousness stuff; even the original text is incomprehensible. If you think you can write it well, then you're at least a Level 5, not a Level 1.

I remember there's a content creator on Bilibili who does this; you could check it out.

I can't take it anymore! Things just didn't feel right after Ye Fu turned human. First, there was the ambiguous relationship, then the deus ex machina—I just couldn't understand what he was thinking. It was so disjointed. After watching it, I couldn't watch any more of the plot.

If anyone has suggestions for forming a weather team, please let me know. I've only decided on a rainy day team and a snowy day team so far. I've half-thought out a space team, and the team members aren't fixed; I hope all of them will be included. Thank you all for your support! Love you all! 🌹🌹🌹

The plot was disjointed in the middle, Buddha and Pokémon even appeared, the ending was a poison, I was completely confused, did Ye Fu just die without any regrets? The ending was terrible, the characters kept being forgotten, only a few appeared, and the rest disappeared, the most poisonous thing in the world.

Good grief, I was thinking of giving it a try, but then the guys in the comments said it's poisonous later on, ugh, might as well give up.

As expected, it fell apart after the leaf rot, with a rushed and poorly executed ending... Honestly, why bother? The weather team was just a reference, and the Pokémon battle mechanics were supplementary to the story, not the main focus. The book went off track from the moment it hastily explained Rebecca and then let Pokémon take center stage.