No Ultraman? Then I’ll Fight as a Monster

Have you ever been a monster? Some of this is based on assumptions and is written in a very messy way.

Although it's based on a novel, surprisingly it doesn't have many flaws. The protagonist doesn't make any idiotic decisions and is decisive in killing. The author also has a very good understanding of the setting of the game, which is much better than those who write nonsense without knowing the setting.

There was no forced reduction in intelligence, forced suppression of combat power, or misleading advertising; the original plot was not rewritten for the sake of padding the article. Pure monster battles, beautiful numerical values, a very good monster battle novel.

The protagonist's cheat ability is incredibly strong. Having overcome the initial developmental stage, his power only grows stronger through constant battles. Perhaps it's precisely because this dark dimension, devoid of Ultraman but teeming with villains, is so hopeless that a deus ex machina like the protagonist, capable of rivaling the Mysterious Four Ultras, was created.

The protagonist inexplicably becomes the leader of a powerful department (Captain HUD) with the ability to mobilize resources, which is quite surreal, considering there wasn't even a proper interview or assessment. The protagonist doesn't even know what his department does, and no one helps with task handover.

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If you have any favorite monsters, please recommend some!

How to describe this book? It's a decent book, but my biggest feeling about it is that it lacks a main plot and feels like you're just going through the motions. It's okay for killing time, but it doesn't give you that feeling of being captivated and eagerly waiting for each new chapter.

By the way, the original concept of the Eternal Core was that it would destroy all universes, but it was translated incorrectly as "it will destroy the entire universe," which directly reduced it from multiverse to single universe. Which version of the Eternal Core are you referring to? The original or the incorrectly translated one?!

The author has a very detailed understanding of the Ultraman universe and various sources, and the writing style is also good. However, the pace is too rushed, with endless crises. It feels like a system-based, skill-based story disguised as a fantasy novel, unlike other Ultraman stories where there are never-ending enemies. You barely finish one off before another one arrives.