Ultraman: I Became a Tsuburaya Screenwriter, and My Boss Is Dan Moroboshi

I've finished the latest chapter, it's good. The theme is quite novel, reminding me of the hiatus-stricken "Superman" series. However, I remember that one required faith points or something to slowly level up, while this one, like the "Demon God" episode, grants abilities directly upon gaining recognition within the narrative layer.

Some readers feel the power levels are increasing too quickly? I think quite the opposite. The Ultraman the protagonist transforms into is born in the bubble universe of the narrative layer, which strictly adheres to the official setting. In this case, if he doesn't get stronger, there's no point in continuing. He might even have to wait until the New Generation.

Why can't the main character be Takahashi?

I once read a book where the movie was being filmed in the real world, and when they yelled "cut," the director just ran off to become a director. It was only a few dozen chapters long before it was abandoned. I never expected there to be a book with so many words.

This book has a great concept, a rare Ultraman fanfiction with a dual narrative structure and a bubble universe, and it's quite interesting to read. Overall, it's of excellent quality, and as long as the quality remains the same, I will continue to read it.

Overall, it's pretty good, except that sometimes the battles are weak or there are too many chapters dedicated to supporting characters, which I usually skip. There is one minor shortcoming: the Will of Light has not actually been well highlighted. Although the protagonist's words and actions are those of a very competent giant of light.

Is the author's uncle suffering from kidney deficiency? 🙂 One update in the morning and one update in the afternoon.

It's finished. If the author starts a new Odyssey story, please let me know.

Can anyone say something?

Aren't there any audience reviews online? It feels a bit too monotonous.