Ultraman: It turns out this is the easy mode.

Cui Ming, codenamed "Storm One," is the commander-in-chief of the TPC combat unit EDF, holding decision-making power over all combat-related matters of the EDF—from the tactical training of team members to the research and deployment of vehicles, everything is coordinated by him. What makes this codename resound throughout Earth and even the surrounding star systems is not his position, but his terrifyingly ferocious combat power.

How terrifying was it? Once, an arrogant alien attempted to assassinate Cui Ming while he was on leave, but before he could even touch Cui Ming's clothes, Cui Ming turned around and kicked him away. It wasn't just a simple "kick," but a kick that shattered the alien's massive body into pieces, with remains scattered in the alley, not even a single intact bone could be found—it was a real "kick that exploded," not an explosion caused by a weapon.

Later, someone used instruments to test Cui Ming's kicking force, and the data obtained silenced the entire TPC leadership: around 145 tons.

Those who saw the report at the time had only one thought in their minds: Holy crap! Are you even human?! You have to understand, the main gun of an ordinary heavy tank has an impact force of only a few dozen tons, yet Cui Ming's kick could far exceed that value. How could a "human" possess such power?
Only then did everyone fully understand why, whenever facing an enemy, Cui Ming only needed to take a running start, jump, and shout "Tuo!" to kick the aliens across the ground, scattering debris everywhere—that 145 tons of force concentrated in one kick would be enough to overwhelm not only flesh-and-blood aliens, but even the light armor of an alien warship.

"Damn, is this power even human?!" This was the common thought of everyone who knew Cui Ming's kicking power data.

Interestingly, every time Choi Myung unleashes a flying kick, there's a striking detail—the red scarf Asuka gave him traces an arc in the air with his movements. Paired with his red and white combat uniform, it doesn't seem out of place at all; instead, it has a strange sense of "fit." It's as if the scarf adds a touch of "humanity" to his destructive flying kick, making it seem less like a mere "fighting machine."

But no one would underestimate him because of this scarf—after all, everyone knows that even with a gentle red scarf, this "Storm One" can still turn any alien who tries to provoke him into fragments scattered everywhere with one kick.

Now, within the base, and even throughout the entire TPC system, everyone is saying that Cui Ming is humanity's top combat force. Whether it's the members of EDF or the members of Victory Team, when it comes to "Storm One's" combat power, they all have only one evaluation: No doubt about it, awesome.

But Cui Ming himself disagreed. Every time he heard someone say that, he would just wave his hand and retort in a calm tone: "Don't say that. Maybe there are stronger ones than me?" He never thought of himself as the "strongest". After all, the universe is so big. There might be powerful beings hidden in the human world who have not yet shown themselves, not to mention the combat power of other planets.

However, there was one thing he didn't deny—that the 145-ton kicking force was purely his own strength, and had nothing to do with Ultraman's power. This power was something he learned and trained with those awesome figures from different dimensions back in the EDF Cube World.

His daily high-intensity physical training and honing of fighting skills, coupled with the special energy environment of the block world, have given him physical qualities far exceeding those of ordinary humans, allowing him to kick out a terrifying force of 145 tons.

Of course, this power is more than enough to deal with ordinary aliens, but it's somewhat insufficient when facing monsters—after all, these monsters often weigh tens of thousands of tons and have thick skin and flesh, making it difficult to inflict fatal damage with sheer strength. Therefore, whenever fighting monsters, Cui Ming usually uses EDF technology to further enhance his power, such as wearing a special gravity combat suit or using an energy amplification device, to ensure that his attack power can keep up with the monster's defensive strength.

Of course, the stronger Choi Myung's side is, the more the aliens will collapse.

Previously, some unsuspecting cosmic forces, thinking Earth was easy to bully, came to provoke us with warships and weapons. They ended up encountering Cui Ming and Earth's strongest artillery unit, Tower Brother.
Anyway, they got blown up by the Tower guys on the outskirts, and the rest was Cui Ming's responsibility—either he kicked the hull of the warship to pieces, or he cleaved them in two with his spinal sword, without even a chance to escape. Over time, more and more aliens privately wailed: "Holy crap! Are you even human?!" "How did you train to have such fighting power?" "Damn it, why are there such terrifying humans on Earth?!"

Behind these complaints lies the deep fear that the aliens have of Cui Ming. Now, whether they want to capture humans as slaves or seize Earth's resources, they dare not confront Cui Ming head-on anymore—after all, no one wants to be kicked to pieces as soon as they arrive on Earth, leaving not even a complete corpse.

This apprehension also extends to the extradimensional beings of this world—the Kirieloids.

Of course, the Kirielods have not taken any action yet.

It's not that they don't want to take action against Earth, but they are genuinely afraid of Cui Ming—in the eyes of these extradimensional beings, Cui Ming is a complete "reckless brute": no matter who the other party is, as long as they cross his bottom line, there is no room for maneuver, no amount of reasoning will work, and he will only use the most direct and violent methods to solve problems.

What they feared even more was that Cui Ming dared to kill even high-ranking human leaders. Previously, some high-ranking individuals had attempted to sacrifice Taganura and other "native Earth monsters" to curry favor with alien forces for the sake of so-called "interests." However, as soon as the news spread, Cui Ming came knocking on their door and dealt with them without any mercy.

The Kirieloids couldn't understand this behavior at all—they were just a few monsters, weren't they? Was it worth turning against the human leadership and even killing them for them? They would never understand how special Taganura and other monsters were in Kirieloid's heart.

To Cui Ming, the Ta Zi Ge and his companions weren't ordinary monsters, but rather "one of their own" protecting Earth. There might be minor skirmishes, but when fighting alien forces, these Ta Zi Ge were always at the forefront of the battle. As Cui Ming often said, "Damn it, at victory celebrations, if the Ta Zi Ge aren't the first to grab a bite, who dares to touch their chopsticks?"

In his mind, Tazi's achievements and status far surpassed those of the human high-ranking officials who only knew how to scheme and plot. It was precisely because of this "protection" that the Kirieloids dared not act rashly—if they really offended this ruthless character who dared to mess with even the human high-ranking officials, their home in the other dimension might be destroyed.

Therefore, even though the Kirieloids coveted Earth, they could only suppress their ambitions for the time being and silently observe Cui Ming's movements, fearing that they might inadvertently become his next target to "kick to pieces".

(End of this chapter)