Cosmic Superman, but in a World Without Ultraman

After reading several Ultraman novels by Cat Boss, I feel that the first one is written with more enthusiasm than the later ones. The male protagonist in the latter two gradually has a sense of alienation and inhumanity. It is too cold. I don't know how this one will be. I'm looking forward to it.

After reading ten chapters, the overall impression is that it is childish and immature. The protagonist is such a big man and has been trained, but the result is that he is childish and immature. Why should he emphasize that Ultraman is light, the light of hope, not a combat weapon or something. He should have some ideas about himself. The younger brother of the protagonist is even more so. The image shown through a few words is simply a brat following behind his brother. He cannot hide his youth in his words. What is the problem? The protagonist himself said that his brother is a powerful warrior and can already protect the entire planet, right? So young? Moreover, he also said that the fighting body looks like the first generation. For those who didn't know, I thought it was Membius. I kept calling him "brother, brother, brother, brother" all day long.

It's totally not possible... It just feels like someone suffering from literary youth disease...

Why do I have a sense of déjà vu as Ultra's adopted son-in-law?

Just write according to the previous Owen writing. I still don't understand why my grades are so bad after writing for so long. If you write according to the previous writing, at least the grades will be stable. This book also requires a G rhythm.

Is it the kind of writing where you are confused in the early stage and rely on fetters to find yourself? It's out of date now, and its popularity has already lost a lot, so it's hard to

One book is not as good as the other, fighting evolution is the pinnacle

How to say it? The author pursues literary youth too much and ignores the needs of readers, which leads to conflicts. However, readers have the right to choose to read all the works they like. Is this the reason why this book is so popular?

Rather than being indifferent, it is better for Ultraman to be a little enthusiastic, and the enthusiasm cannot be extinguished.

I still like Natsuki's cold style. If you read a realistic story in the style of a fairy tale, you have to endure the ignorance and naivety behind the passion of the protagonist.