Ultraman: I Really Didn't Mean to Rule the World

Ultra fan, time travel (?), No female protagonist, no cp, false invincibility in the early stage (?), True invincibility in the later stage, the male protagonist is true darkness, the dark circle is attracted by it and binds the male protagonist, the early and later faction is the result of the abandonment of the male protagonist (?), The male protagonist Emotionally stable, he usually likes to pretend to be gentle, has the form of Dark Ultraman, is very old, adopted Kirino Makoto, Mami, and Jakura (the heir to the empire), founded the empire, and likes light (a habit cultivated by his adoptive parents)

It's good-looking and interesting. Smash Bros. Also introduced some new characters😃

The combat power is a bit weak, and there is no crushing attitude. Heidi and various fusions are not invincible. Fighting in general requires back and forth, but the plot is smooth.

I like it very much. I feel that the content is very good and quite long. I like long stories.

It's very good. Except for the world of Tiga at the beginning, which is a bit ordinary, the rest are good and can be read as a refreshing novel. However, the ending feels unfinished and a lot of foreshadowing has not been written. I thought it would cover Zeta, but in the end, it only reaches Taiga, and the rest of the story was written too fast. Overall not bad

The author writes each character's personality vividly and three-dimensionally

One word: absolutely