Ultraman: This Belial Just Wants to Make Money

To be honest, the title of this book was a turn-off when I first came across it, but this time, for some reason, I felt like I had to try it out, even if it's just history. Maybe my cyber dung beetle side was awakened. As a result, it turned out to be quite good. I have a small suggestion for the author: change the title. Of course, whether or not to change it is up to the author, since you are the author.

Have you ever been Ultraman? Some things are just written haphazardly, based on assumptions.

However, the protagonist's approach is actually quite inefficient... In the original work, Belial built the Belial Empire. Darklops, on the other hand, could create it at will. The protagonist's solo efforts are incredibly inefficient. Why not just build an empire and have a bunch of Lops capture any monsters they want?

Beria in Flight

I spent three days reading straight from the first chapter to the latest, a total of over a million words. My conclusion: this book is a rare top-tier novel, ranking among the best across all platforms. However, unfortunately, the title and synopsis deterred 99% of readers. If I hadn't accidentally clicked on the book reviews, which were all praising it, I wouldn't have read a single word. So, I finished reading it and left this review.

I've come across this book four times. The title deterred me the first three times, but the fourth time, thinking "things shouldn't happen more than three times," I decided to check it out and see what kind of nonsense it was. I wondered if the author even understood Ultraman to dare to write something like this. But after reading it, I was blown away.

Honestly, are there any other aliases? This person is clearly not a newbie.

Your synopsis and title successfully deterred me more than once, but your comments section salvaged the situation, making me want to try a couple of chapters first. The first arc, Sinnoh, is well-written. The opening uses an unknown golden chain to restrain Belial's counterattack, but it doesn't fall into the trap of a simple, supernatural ability that instantly defeats Belial.

I don't quite understand why Belial needs money. He's an Ultraman, why doesn't he go to gain powers and instead push back the Land of Light to make money on Earth?

What's the plot like? I've passed by this book multiple times, but the title just doesn't interest me. A world where individuals with the power to freely traverse the multiverse exist, and you're talking to me about money 😅. But there's nothing I can do; there really aren't any other books to read.