Ultraman: A Perfect Score from the Start

As the light of Earth, I think Gaia should have a translator for Earth's biological languages.

With Gatanothor, the dark god, on Earth in the world of Ultraman Tiga, could it still nurture the light of the land and ocean? Therefore, all the ancient monsters on Earth were corrupted by darkness, with only the lightning-wielding humans in the sky surviving.

It's not that I intend to have two main characters. I'm thinking of having Agul, the true embodiment of the Ocean's Will, come out as Ultraman to save the day, and then entrust the Ocean Light to the current version of Gaia in order to deal with the Great Conch. Later, when we encounter Fujimiya Hiroshi and Agul, we can try to stack them to see if we can get two SVs or SSVs (after all, the participation rate of the Heisei Three Heroes in team battles is really too low).

The daily dose of toxins is generally okay; I'll take a break now. (Didn't make it past the first three chapters.)

Red, loli mom, oh~ it's Char Aznable!

Zhi Xue's writing has some feel to it, but the Riddler part is still too difficult to maintain. The information about Eye Q definitely needs to be revealed; I can't let him suffer like I did in my dream. Also, as some readers have said, Gaia V1 has been nerfed too much. If he can't get past the early stages of Tiga's composite form, it'll be hard to break down.

What the heck is Char Aznable from Okubon? Is it the Char from Gundam?

The writing is very delicate, and although it can be a little wordy in some places, I personally think it's fantastic and a very enjoyable read. The plot was a mess, like an exquisitely sculpted thesis defense, which made it unbearable for me. I was faced with the dilemma of chocolate-flavored poop and poop-flavored chocolate. This is just my personal, subjective feeling, meant for new readers. The author doesn't need to worry about it, since I've already polished it.

Earth in the Ultraman Tiga world seems to have gone into hibernation because of Gaestein.

The pace is too slow; at the very least, there's no communication with Gaia's consciousness.