Ultraman: I'm in Blazar, the New Generation's Gaia

Honestly, if you're writing fanfiction and creating an original female lead, you might as well not write it at all. Fanfiction is all about familiarity; when you write about a certain person or event, people can immediately picture that person in their minds, especially when there are some wish-fulfillment scenarios. They'll definitely try to connect that to the original character!

The Ultraman Gad V1 form in this book was modified from a discarded Gaia SV design. My abilities are limited, so please bear with it.

The Moonlight Monster is an allied unit that can recruit the 300-meter-long Moonlight into its allies.

Let me offer a suggestion without taking any responsibility. If the synopsis mentions an original female protagonist, then it's better not to write one at all.

The article frequently mentions the great Eastern power, China. The problem is that the protagonist is in Japan, and he speaks with Japan as the center, yet he says that the great Eastern power is China. China is to the west of Japan and should be considered a major Western power. Also, there is indeed a major power to the east of Japan, but that's the United States.

Too weak, far inferior to Mao's Moonlight team member.

Blaze's biggest mistake was that awful theatrical release; it should have been like Zeta, which didn't get any theatrical releases.

The theatrical versions and most of the iconic scenes have already been covered in countless Ultraman fanfics. For readers, these plots are practically ingrained in their DNA. Unless they have their own unique characteristics or special abilities, most people will skip those parts before ordering.

I was originally planning to watch it, but the original female lead turned me off.

It's quite well-written. There are only a handful of readable novels on Qidian and Aowen, but this one has a clear structure and growth arc, making it quite interesting.