Ultraman: It turns out this is the easy mode.

Brave King GGGG has been living a rather "fulfilling" life lately, or rather, he's thoroughly enjoying the joy of battle—the evil forces in the universe are like weeds that can't be cut off, popping up one wave after another, so Cui Ming often pilots Brave King to "have a good chat" with those ill-intentioned guys.

Of course, this "chatting" never involves words; it's all achieved through the King of Heroes' iron fists and golden hammer, primarily a form of "physical communication." After each friendly exchange, the aliens are basically reduced to pieces, with their warships becoming scrap metal floating in space.

Cui Ming didn't really want to be so "violent," but those aliens simply couldn't understand human language—when he tried to reason with them to leave Earth's vicinity, they insisted on waving weapons and shouting that they "wanted to occupy Earth"; when he tried to reason with them and tell them "don't cause trouble," they thought humans were easy to bully and attacked directly. There was no other way; the only way to deal with these stubborn creatures was to "communicate" in a way they could understand.

However, the Brave King was quite satisfied with this mode. After each battle, a slight energy fluctuation would emanate from the core of his mech, as if it were "cheering," clearly indicating that he had enjoyed the fight. Cui Ming could sense this excitement and couldn't help but tease, "Looks like you like this 'communication' method even more than I do."

The battles were exhilarating, but some people (or rather, the AI) were quite unhappy.

That day, just as Cui Ming returned to the base in his Brave King, a holographic image of Kaina immediately appeared before him. Her virtual face was filled with grievance and anger, and her voice rose several octaves: "Ahhh! Cui! I'm so angry right now! Coax me!"

Cui Ming rubbed his throbbing temples, having already guessed that she would throw a tantrum—recently, in order to "hide its talents," the Yukikaze had been sitting in a secret hangar unused, and Kaina, as the Yukikaze's AI, had been bored for so long.

"Don't be angry," Cui Ming explained helplessly. "We haven't been using the Xuefeng recently for two reasons. First, we need to conceal our strength and not let all the cosmic powers know our trump cards. Second, and more importantly, I'm preparing the Feitian-1 for you, your own warship, a 210-meter-class vessel!"

"..." Kaina's anger was instantly interrupted. Her virtual eyes widened, and even her aggrieved expression froze. The next second, the corners of her mouth involuntarily turned upwards, and there was even a faint virtual "drooling" effect. Her voice also became urgent: "Okay, that is indeed a good reason."

She completely forgot her anger from before, her mind filled with keywords like "exclusive warship" and "210-meter class," and she pressed Cui Ming for an answer: "So, when will it be finished? I can't wait to try it out!"

"Almost there, just a few final steps. Once the energy core is debugged, it will be ready to go," Cui Ming replied with a smile. Seeing Kaina's excited expression, he felt that all his hard work had paid off.

"Oh! Then you have to pilot me!" Kaina's voice was full of anticipation, her virtual little hand clenched into a fist. "I'm going to show those invaders what I'm capable of! Plasma cannon! Hyperthermia ray! I'll use them all and blast their warships to smithereens!"

“Okay, whatever you say.” Cui Ming nodded in agreement, and smiled as he watched Kaina excitedly spin around on the holographic screen planning her “battle plan.”

Seeing Choi Myung rubbing his temples with a helpless expression, I couldn't help but laugh, my eyes full of teasing—I'd witnessed Kaina's tantrum earlier. "You really have it tough."

Cui Ming sighed, but there was no dissatisfaction in his tone. "There's nothing I can do. Kaina has indeed helped a lot. Several times before, when fighting against aliens, it was she who piloted the Yukikaze to provide support. She's throwing a little tantrum because she's been bored lately since we haven't been on missions together." In his mind, Kaina was no longer just an AI, but more like a "family member" who needed to be coaxed occasionally.

Megumi nodded slightly, then changed the subject a little, "To be honest, everyone in the family has their own unique characteristics." She deliberately slowed down her speech as she said this, trying to be as tactful as possible, since those "characteristics" were really not something that could be described as "ordinary".

During that time, Rin, Misato, and Asuka came to stay one after another, and it was then that Megumi truly witnessed the "personality" of the Choi family—to say "distinctive personality" would be an understatement.

She remembered that Asuka and Misato were relatively normal. Although Asuka would occasionally have a little tantrum, she was very reliable; Misato was also always able to manage the household chores very well, and was one of the few people in the family who made her feel "at ease".

But the thought of Rin and Saeko Busujima made her feel uneasy. Rin loved collecting monster heads; when Choi brought back a monster scale, she excitedly studied it for days, saying she wanted to make a specimen. Saeko Busujima was even more direct; when faced with stubborn intruders, she simply preferred to use "death by a thousand cuts" to deal with them, saying, "I want them to truly experience the pain." Every time she saw Saeko Busujima holding her katana, her eyes cold, she couldn't help but feel a chill run down her spine.

Miyuki's appearance also left a deep impression on her. Miyuki was always ready to slaughter her entire family. The last time they talked about her family, Miyuki said calmly, "If they dare to cause trouble, I'll wipe them all out." Her expression didn't seem like she was joking at all. Kijima still remembers the shock she felt at the time—she simply couldn't understand how someone could talk about "slaughtering her family" so casually.

On the contrary, the two ship girls who often dragged Cui Ming into the house, as well as the youkai like Yasakana and Mukuro, were relatively normal. At least those youkai, despite their special appearance, were usually very quiet. Apart from occasionally chatting with Cui Ming about some "ancient stories," they hardly caused any trouble in the house. In comparison, they seemed particularly "well-behaved."

Kijima Hui snapped out of her reverie and looked at Choi Myung, her eyes showing a hint of understanding.

Sigh. Now she suddenly understood. Cui Ming's original family situation wasn't suitable for normal people to live in. To be able to remain calm and even make a living among so many "distinctive" family members, Cui Ming's "adaptability" was truly beyond her imagination.

What I'm worried about now is...
Am I not quite normal myself?
after all
It looks really strange no matter how you look at it.
Why.
How should this be settled?
Megumi Kijima shook her head helplessly.
Oh well, it's already like this, I'm used to it.
Moreover, even his own people gave Cui their lives.
What else can be done?
In fact, Megumi admits that most of the time, Choi Myung is very nice, even a little cute. (End of Chapter)