In the Tokusatsu World: I Transform into Ultraman from the Start

Those two who were fired were problematic to begin with. Even if you disliked others using connections, what about when someone goes missing? And this person was a candidate to transform into Ultraman! Such a large strategic force, and you're only concerned with your own lunch break? Ultraman needed support, and orders were issued, but the reason given was a cat, and they haven't set off yet?

Confused and incoherent, probably a beginner; it doesn't look good.

It was long, tedious, and incredibly padded with unnecessary details. The characters were poorly developed, and I was disgusted.

Honestly, it's not very interesting. The human organization is rotten to the core, yet it doesn't leave. It's just a constant depiction of human interpersonal relationships. I came to see Ultraman, not to see how humans embezzle and exploit each other. Over a hundred chapters in, how many times has the protagonist transformed?

What is the main character's name? It keeps changing from Chen Mo to Chen Xing to Li Mo.

The character names are awful; even fast readers might not know the main character's name. 😅

It keeps switching between Chen Mo and Chen Xing, and the content is all over the place; it's giving me a headache.

If you remove the Ultraman transformation, all that's left is the clichéd urban fantasy novel, with endless workplace struggles, showing off, and face-slapping scenes—it's really boring.

After reading the comments section, My brain: This is stone, don't be red. Me: How dare you! Whether it's stone or not, I'll know the moment I see it. After doing it, I regretted it.

The plot and writing style are nothing like tokusatsu... It's just a typical urban fantasy novel disguised as a lighthearted, wish-fulfillment story.