Ultraman: Even Greeza Can Become an Ultraman!

One time traveler is enough, but a whole bunch of them? It's pointless. After reading the synopsis, I had absolutely no intention of reading this book.

Having read many books, I've found that transmigrators who pose a threat to the protagonist are basically clown villains, and their cheat abilities aren't as strong as the protagonist's.

This hodgepodge is too much, it won't do.

The premise is interesting, but there are too many characters, making it a hodgepodge that the author can't handle. It gets increasingly boring as you read on.

Are you so desperate for a government job? You're already this good-for-nothing, why would you need to work?

After being transported to the Ultraman world, I became Ye Fu, but was chosen by Ruoya as her human host. How strong am I?

It's getting increasingly boring. It's just a big, chaotic mess, and now they're separating it into individual sections. I don't understand anymore. Good luck, author!

The writing is average; the plot is okay, but rather clichéd. The dialogue is disjointed and lacks emotional expression, making it slightly awkward. The writing style is somewhat immature, the logic is flawed, and there's a lack of logical consistency. Overall, it's average. Personally, I enjoy this type of novel, so it's not bad. Keep up the good work, author!

Traveling left and right is risky and might cause an explosion. Maybe I should rewrite it. The time travel resulted in an accidental fusion; using too much power and consuming too much food can drive you crazy, attracting Ultraman's pursuit. The main focus is on eating monsters to level up, starting as a sea urchin and becoming a god.

Is there an image of the main character transforming?