Ultraman’s Guide to Protecting Earth

The first few chapters were alright before Ultraman Zeta appeared, but what's with the later ones? They added an absurd setting: the protagonist personally witnessed the ancient war. Doesn't he know that Dark Tiga killed all the dark giants alone? He turned to the light, becoming Ultraman Tiga, and after so much time, hasn't his character matured at all?

Is the author writing genuine Ultraman fanfiction? Or is it the kind of story that focuses on Ultraman's power but portrays him as a dark alien at heart? To sum it up in one sentence, does the author's protagonist believe in light?

Trash like the protagonist should be finely chopped into mincemeat and fed to Bruton.

It's been a long time since I've seen any interesting Owen (a type of ancient Chinese literature) since "Red Tea" (a popular online novel). Please, author, keep updating!

My new book is here! I stumbled upon it by accident. The author could promote the book in the previous Ultraman edition to increase its exposure, which should attract more Ultraman readers.

I read four chapters and it was all rather vague and nonsensical.

Building Gundams to fight monsters and the Giants of Light, even if you consider the Giants of Light as enemies, is fine. Humanity should rely on its own strength to protect its home. Disliking the Giants of Light but showing no reaction to the Dark Giants or anything dark gives the impression of bullying the weak and fearing the strong.

One characteristic of this author's books is their excessive indulgence of humanity; they forgive people no matter how outrageous their actions. It's truly speechless.

Please believe in the light once again!

I suggest we stop producing online junk.