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Synopsis
Ling Yu arrives in the Land of Light equipped with a specialized Proxy Fighting System that allows him to summon powerful warriors to battle on his behalf. By defeating opponents, he absorbs their combat techniques and summoning capabilities, allowing him to effortlessly dominate the Land of Light's strict civil service examinations and crush enemies on Earth. This novel reads like a classic system-based power fantasy, blending summoner tropes with the expansive lore of the Ultraman universe. It is an ideal read for fans of the franchise who enjoy seeing an overpowered protagonist disrupt the established order through overwhelming force. Conversely, readers who prefer slow-burn character development or high-stakes tension should skip this title. The pacing is brisk and aggressive, characterized by a series of one-sided victories and a comedic undercurrent regarding the protagonist's insistence that his god-like abilities are not actually cheating.
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This fan-fiction serves as a concentrated dose of wish fulfillment, utilizing a familiar system mechanic to accelerate the protagonist's growth. A significant strength is how it leverages the existing Ultraman roster to create satisfying, if predictable, confrontations that will appeal to series enthusiasts. However, the narrative suffers from a lack of genuine conflict; because Ling Yu possesses a Proxy Fighting System that renders most challenges trivial, the tension is frequently nonexistent. With 166 chapters currently available, the work has maintained a steady output, but the formulaic nature of the 'defeat and absorb' cycle risks becoming repetitive. It functions well as a light, action-oriented diversion, but it lacks the depth required to transcend its genre tropes. It is a competent execution of the power fantasy subgenre, though it prioritizes immediate gratification over complex storytelling.












