This Ultraman's Art Style Seems a Little Off

I don't understand, which Ultraman's light is so different from his body? One punch kills a monster, but the light is so rubbish that it can't even kill a monster for a second. It's even only slightly stronger than the civilian Ao, so its combat power isn't that overwhelming, right?

Handsome

Actually, we shouldn't talk about low-level Ultraman bonds, mid-level Ultraman bonds, and high-level bonds. It would be much better to just say "gaining a weak light power bond," "a normal light power bond," and "a powerful light power bond."

He said that military technology is not as good as civilian technology, and it is still a battlefield command system. He keeps being stubborn with me, which really makes me laugh

Seeing the muscular Ultraman, I thought it was the reincarnation of the old eunuch Owen.

Everyone who's watched Ultraman since childhood has heard the names Daigo, Horii, and Nanase Rena. The author, just to pad the word count, wrote the full names: Madoka Daigo, Horii Masami, and Nanase Rena. It's simply an eyesore.

Have you all seen the new Theo? I think it's pretty good, and I hope someone will write about Theo.

The title format and synopsis of this book are giving me PTSD; I thought it was that old procrastinator releasing another book... Thank goodness

The author is terrible at naming things; why not ask Doubao instead? Isn't "Eros" a good name? While it sounds similar to "Ex," it's much better than "Lex." Someone unfamiliar with the name might mistake it for Lex Luthor.

Muscles bulging, fierce-looking—is it written like Seven X?