Ultraman: Invincible from the Start of My Quest to Save Tiga

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Everything else is great, except for one issue: why did the author insist on having only one Ultraman as the main character? Why did he have to hold all the power in his hands? What's wrong with letting Daigo share the burden? Ultraman isn't anything else.

The more I watch, the more obvious the harem trend seems. One or two female leads are enough; there's really no need for too many. Who watches harems in the Ultraman world? It's all about the men's nostalgia.

The introduction is a mess, but what about the content?

This level of difficulty is too much for you to handle alone. For: Ultraman Tiga (Power of Nine Dragons: Golden Dragon Overlay + Evil Ultraman Tiga) Opposing side: Gatan, Gulansfia, Griza, Chaos virus, legendary Hyper Zetton...

I won't read anything without a harem theme. I'm setting this as a benchmark; I'll only come back to read it if someone says they'll start writing a harem story.

Is it a novel version of a single universe, a collection of all the darkness in the universe, or a regular version?

Camilla doesn't actually have to be the character from the TV series; she could use the white-haired Camilla from the official comics—she's absolutely gorgeous.

More ruthless than oxen and horses; I'd call the protagonist a nuclear-powered mule, not even a donkey.

Why stop writing about the Maya? There was so much plot in the beginning, but then they just disappeared.