Ultraman: Being a Guest Star Must Be Pretty Awesome

Um, is Qidian going to implement one of the more than 100 gender-specific plans from the US, starting with male-oriented content—where the protagonist is a woman transmigrating into a man 😰?

Subjective evaluations are for reference only. It's a gender-bending story, but it's best viewed as a story about a woman. There isn't much psychological description involved, so it's perfectly fine to treat it as a story with a beautiful girl as the protagonist. The author's style is consistent with his usual style: quirky and unserious (but he can also be very serious when necessary).

Why are most of the recent Ultraman stories featuring female protagonists?

When I first saw Ultraman, I thought I had met God and that he could guide humanity onto the right path. But it seems that's not the case. Later I learned that Ultraman is both light and humanity.

Based on this style, are you sure the author is male?

That's about it.

The author created a subspace, your personal setup is really off-putting!!! What about the original story where the Dark Realm suppressed the Light Realm? The enemy invaded our bodies and then ended up inside someone else's? Are you kidding me!!!

In front of the mirror, the girl's long, black hair cascaded over her shoulders, making her skin appear as white and tender as milk. She wore a light blue jacket and a white shirt with a small black bow tied around her neck. She wore a white lace-trimmed mini skirt, revealing her slender, long legs, and below her delicate, white ankles were a pair of soft, white feet.

Why is this happening on the boys' side?

The plot is relatively light-hearted and the story flows smoothly. There are no instances of belittling the original characters to elevate the protagonist. The only shortcoming is that it would be better if the characters or monsters appearing for the first time were accompanied by an illustration, which would make the images in one's mind more vivid.