Cosmic Superman, but in a World Without Ultraman

Having read several Ultraman fanfics by Cat Boss, I feel that the first one, "Fighting Evolution," is much more passionate than the later ones. The male protagonist in the latter two gradually develops a somewhat detached, inhuman quality, becoming too cold. I wonder how this one will be; I'm looking forward to it.

After reading ten chapters, my overall impression is that he's childish and immature. The protagonist, despite being a grown man and having undergone training, constantly reveals his immaturity and childishness. He keeps emphasizing that Ultraman is light, a beacon of hope, not just a weapon. Shouldn't he have some self-awareness?

This is completely unacceptable... It feels like I'm just having a bout of pretentious, artsy thinking...

Just write it like the previous Owen book. You've been writing for so long and your grades are still so bad, don't you understand? If you write it the same way as before, at least your grades will be stable. This book is also going to be a GRE.

Why does this give off such a strong Ultraman son-in-law vibe?

Is this another story of someone initially confused, then finding themselves through bonds? That's outdated now, and with a significant drop in popularity, it's going to be tough.

Each book is worse than the last; Fighting Evolution is the pinnacle.

Well, the author's excessive pursuit of literary and artistic tastes led to a contradiction with the readers' needs. However, readers have the right to choose to read all the works they like, which is also why this book flopped.

It's better for Ultraman to be a little more enthusiastic than indifferent; his passion should never be extinguished.

I still prefer Natsuki's detached style. Reading realistic stories in a fairytale style means tolerating the protagonist's naiveté and immaturity behind their passionate exterior.