Ultraman, No Longer Standing Tall Upon the Earth

Author, in the comments on Chapter 33, you said that there was no problem with Da Gu being trusted in the previous book. Why did everyone react so strongly to this book? First of all, Dagu is not confused about what he wants to do. The only confusion is whether he has the qualifications to become Tiga. That thing about Dagu is almost like having the words "living saint" engraved on his face. Secondly, Tiga's responsibilities are different from those shouldered by Gaia. As a super ancient light, Tiga is the light that protects mankind, so most people don't need to think about anything else when fighting, just fight and that's it. But as the light that protects the earth as a whole, Gaia has to consider not only humans, but also monsters and other life forms nurtured by the earth. Until the end of the TV series, Gaia was only vaguely aware of this matter, but did not realize it clearly. One of the big points about Gaia fandom is to help Gaoshan and us realize this matter early, thereby reducing the consumption of the earth's vitality and even the earth's will being severely damaged. So what we think about Gao Shan is not just trust. It is true that Gao Shan is trustworthy, but he is also very confused now, so we hope that the protagonist can appear in front of him as a guide and tell him what to do and what Gaia's responsibilities are.

The Ultra World should be engaged in civil engineering. If a fireball with a temperature of one trillion degrees goes down, who would know that you are cutting corners?

He doesn't look like a civil engineering guy at all. He's just a second-year junior high school Olympian brat who's suffering from the second grade disease.

The myth of Owen Circle or the pillar of shame, Kamen Rider Gouzi is resurrected!

Author, let me make another suggestion. When I read Ultra Fighting Legend, I found a big poisonous point. You actually set up a realm in the Ultraman universe, such as the so-called transcendent. This is very poisonous. Ultraman is idealistic, and his combat power depends on the plot, including in this book. Until now, I also found that you also have this tendency. I feel that the establishment of this realm is completely unnecessary. It feels like a fantasy novel and is very abrupt.

Can you please stop doing the crappy job of finishing the last novel?

The first 3 chapters have established the image of a sugar-man protagonist. Please wait until there are more comments later.

Aguru is very good, don't do the Milky Way, it's so fancy

When I read Chapter 31, I couldn't stand the author's wisdom for the protagonist. How did you reach 33? It's obvious that Renryu told the protagonist that Fujinomiya was going to cause trouble, but the protagonist just didn't hear it. There is also Chapter 31: Dafugong, who was seen by my dream without knowing it. He only said that the monster just saved you and left. I'm convinced. I mentioned earlier that the protagonist is not like the Riddler in the original Fujimiya. And then you write these again.

Is it a dead end for civil engineering in Ultraman World? Insurance is a dead end.