Bighorn Bull is in charge of leading, and I, Beria, am in charge of raising it.

Bighorn Bull is in charge of leading, and I, Beria, am in charge of raising it.

Author: Lazy Zhou the Salty Fish

Synopsis: I was transmigrated into Belial's body.

Not the silver giant who roared to rule the universe after turning evil, but a silver warrior who hadn't yet been crushed by fate.

Looking around me at the group of toddlers barely reaching my knees, and that Father of Ultra with his "Old Belial, I believe you" expression, I suddenly had an urge to touch the Plasma Spark Tower. What should I do? Who is the real Father of Ultra, the one between us?!

Turns out, Father of Ultra, that seemingly honest Big Horned Bull, is completely incapable of taking care of children! I simply couldn't stand it anymore!

Original, Zoffy, Seven, Jack, Ace, Taro... all six cubs, bring them all to me!

But instead of getting angry, he patted me on the shoulder with a cheerful smile, looking even happier: "Good brother, I knew you were reliable! From now on, I'll take care of the children, and you take care of the parents!"

...I don't believe you for a second, you old rascal!

I held the baby Taro, who was rubbing against my face, with a blank expression, while inwardly cursing Big Horn Bull a thousand times.

But to prevent the little guy from being spoiled, I started teaching Jack how to use the javelin, secretly giving Ace some snacks, and awkwardly and clumsily coaxing Seven to sleep when he was throwing a tantrum.

And when I saw those futures, which were originally headed for tragedy, being rewritten little by little—

When I discovered that Zero, who was supposed to be my arch-rival, preferred to cling to me and act cute rather than his own father, Seven...

This old man suddenly felt...

This doesn't seem so unacceptable?

Chapter 1: A Moment of Hype Leads to Heartbreaking Transmigration

[Brain storage location]

[Note that the storyline leans towards heartwarming moments and fulfilling dreams, rather than focusing on combat strength. Therefore, don't take some of the plot details too seriously.]

……

M78 Nebula, the Land of Light.

The juvenile Belial, who looked about the same size as Boy, was slumped on the ground, staring blankly at the huge plasma spark tower above his head.

Thanks to this artificial sun, the sky over the Land of Light is always as bright as day, with not a trace of darkness in sight.

The immense energy radiating outwards every second keeps the Ultra race invigorated, giving them inexhaustible energy. They don't even need to eat, drink, or sleep!

They are practically the perfect beast of burden that capitalists dream of!

But unlike the other Ultramen who are all sorts of people and busy in an orderly manner.

At this moment, Beria's mind was racing with a thousand alpacas.

Simply because he is not the real Belial... or rather, not the Belial from the original story.

Instead, he was a transmigrator who was unwittingly stuffed into this body.

He considered himself an ordinary Earthling, nothing out of the ordinary. He vaguely remembered that before he transmigrated, like most people, he lay in bed, leisurely scrolling through videos.

Until he came across a marketing video featuring Belial.

The background music was incredibly tragic, suggesting that Belial had suffered immense injustice, was betrayed by his best brother, and was a pitiful figure driven step by step into the abyss by fate. It even went so far as to label Father of Ultra as "pre-selected" and "eliminating rivals."

The comments section was filled with people who believed it and cried their eyes out.

This made Beria sit up on the spot, his mouth twitching as he watched.

Pitiful? Pitiful my foot!

Even if we take a step back and blame all the despicable things Beria did later on on the heartless pliers, saying that he was forced to do them...

But from the moment Belial defected to the Land of Light, from beginning to end, where exactly did he feel wronged?

Father of Ultra awakened his true power, severely injured Emperor Empera in a one-on-one battle, and turned the tide to save the Land of Light. His solid achievements speak for themselves. Shouldn't he be nominated as the captain of the guard?

As for the idea of ​​Ultraman Father stealing Mary's love, that's even more absurd! Belial never expressed any feelings for Mary from beginning to end, and even acted like he was "it's your honor that I've taken a liking to you!" Compared to the honest and kind-hearted Big Horned Bull who cared about her on the battlefield... even if Mary was stupid, she should know who to choose! Besides, they were mutually in love and had a mutual commitment, so what does it have to do with you!

So, Beria rolled up his sleeves and started arguing with the comments section. In particular, he argued with one of the fans, nicknamed "K," who was clearly deeply influenced by these comments, from 8 p.m. until 5 a.m.

The other person's last words were: "You don't understand Lord Belial at all! If you were him, you might not be any better than him!"

This made Belial laugh in anger. In his rage, he typed out the sentence he would regret most in his life.

"If I were Belial, I'd live a ten-thousand-fold better life than him even with my eyes closed!"

Then, Beria was so sleepy that his eyelids were drooping, so he casually tossed his phone onto the bedside table and fell asleep immediately.

In a daze, Beria seemed to vaguely hear someone teasing him in his ear.

"See? What did I tell you? People can't even empathize with their past selves! You've squandered a winning hand; you're truly something else!"

"...Hmph! Just a boastful jerk. Anyone can talk the talk!"

"Then let this kid give it a try. It's all your fault anyway, so he can't possibly end up worse off than you, right?"

"Whatever, I don't care!"

And then.

Close your eyes.

He opened his eyes.

Beria was dumbfounded.

Although the surrounding environment was so unfamiliar, the various Ultraman and the iconic Plasma Spark Tower that could be seen just by looking up made Belial realize that he had arrived in the Land of Light.

"Damn it, you little brat, where did you get yourself here? Is this still in China?!"

While subconsciously muttering to himself in dissent, Belial seemed to realize something and quickly moved to the building next to him. Through the crystalline wall, he could see his current appearance.

The silver and red stripes, the youthful yet somewhat familiar outline...

Without a doubt, this is Belial in his juvenile form!

Beria stared at the reflection for a full three minutes.

During this time, he tried more than once to close his eyes and comfort himself, telling himself it was just a dream and that he would return to his peaceful and comfortable little home when he woke up. He even ignored the strange looks from others and hit himself hard a few times.

But the unchanging scene and the burning pain on his face reminded Belial that this was no longer a dream, but that he had really come to the Land of Light and become the villainous workaholic in the Ogre's Hall who died and came back to life repeatedly, doing sit-ups!

Then, Belial was so angry that he laughed and immediately covered his head with his hands and cried out in grief.

"Wait, is time travel this easy now? Do those spiteful comments in the comments section even count? It's impossible that the guy I argued with all night was Fukuide Kei, right?!"

In a fit of rage, Belial suddenly let out a loud howl, startling a nearby Ultraman who was practicing his beam technique. The Ultraman's hand trembled, causing the beam to veer off course and nearly hit a passerby flying through the air.

"I'm...sorry, I was a little out of it just now, did I scare you?...Um, what's your name?"

Seeing that the other person was clearly stunned, standing motionless with trembling shoulders, Belial, knowing he was in the wrong, subconsciously toned down his behavior and honestly apologized. He also tried to change the subject to cover up his embarrassing moment.

But after he finished speaking, Beria paused for a moment.

As a guy who's graduated and has forgotten most of his knowledge, can only say "I'm from China, I speak Chinese" in English, and knows very little Japanese, how come he can speak Ultraman's language so fluently?

This time-travel service is quite thoughtful; they've even pre-installed a voice pack in case the user is not comfortable with the local environment.

Hmm, no, it seems that when the first generation came to Earth, they could speak Japanese without any instruction...

Could it be that the ability to communicate in the same language is a common talent of the Ultra race?

“K…K…”

"Huh? What did you say? Speak louder, I can't hear you."

“…I said, my name is Ken.” [KEN can be translated as “健” or “凯因” in Chinese; here we use the former.]

"Oh, Jian, that's a pretty name... wait a minute?"

Just as Belial was lost in thought, a slightly timid voice came from Little O beside him.

At first, Beria only subconsciously gave a perfunctory response.

But once his mind came to its senses, Belial looked as if he had seen a ghost, abruptly turning his head to stare intently at the little O in front of him.

"What did you say your name was?!"

……

Beria's Diary

Talking big might feel good for a moment, but the consequences can be devastating...

No, when I was joking online that I could win a hundred million in the lottery just by going out, I never saw it come true.

And you can just transmigrate into whatever you want! You could even let me transmigrate into Belial, who has just been released from prison!

With his current childish appearance, he's like a completely new character starting from scratch. He has to practice slowly on his own, or he risks being killed by Alien Empera if he doesn't practice well!

What the hell is going to happen?! I was lying down perfectly fine, what did I do to deserve this?!

Hmm, no, I need to prepare for the worst... For example, I need to find out where Earth is in this universe.

In case the Aliens Empera invade and we really can't defeat them...

At least it can still run...?

Chapter 2 I, Belial, am not afraid of you even if you only get one punch!

The training grounds of the Land of Light.

Belial stood in the center of the field, flexing his wrists, looking at the opposing player, Little O, whose posture was pigeon-toed and who exuded a lack of confidence.

健。

That is, the later Father of Ultra.

But looking like this now, it's hard to associate him with the "Father of Ultra".

Even after they met and sparred with each other quite a bit, Belial repeatedly lamented that Ken was shockingly weak at this stage.

Even though Belial, this time traveler, had no martial arts skills whatsoever and relied entirely on wild, uncontrolled punches in fights, he often ended up winning.

This made Belial feel somewhat smug, and he began to have the smug thought, "Am I a born martial arts prodigy?"

Meanwhile, Ken stood ten paces away from Belial, rubbing his hands together, unsure what to do. His head, still with its horns not yet fully grown, was slightly lowered. Occasionally, he would glance up at Belial, then quickly look away again.

It's just like a timid rabbit that's suddenly thrust into the spotlight and just wants to get away as quickly as possible.

This made Beria sigh inwardly...

Like father, like son; the ancients were right...

Ken now radiates resistance to sparring and training. He's practically a carbon copy of Taro from Ultraman Story, the little boy who was terrified by monsters and cried for his mother!

This is the future Supreme Commander of the Land of Light?

The man who, with a single command, commanded the entire Space Garrison to charge?

Isn't this sense of disparity a bit too outrageous?

...We need to find a way to record this and preserve it as valuable video footage. Once Jian Gong becomes famous, we can use it to make fun of him!

"Belial, um... are we really going to fight? Maybe we shouldn't... it wouldn't be good if someone got hurt..."

Just then, Ken finally mustered up the courage to speak, his voice a little louder than when Belial had first met him.

It seems he did heed Belial's earlier advice to "speak louder."

"Fight! Of course we have to fight! It's better to sweat in peacetime than to bleed in wartime. How can we become stronger if we don't train hard?"

Upon hearing this, Belial looked at Jian's pitiful expression and felt a pang of guilt for bullying a child.

But the thought of the Land of Light being invaded by the Aliens Empera, and that he and Kenji would be the core force against them, forced Belial to harden his heart and speak slowly and deliberately.

Finally, still feeling a pang of conscience, he added something.

"Don't worry, I promise I'll go easy on you this time. After training, I'll go with you to the asteroid belt to train the accuracy of your beam attacks."

"Well... alright then... but you'd better keep your word!"

Jian hesitated for a moment, then resigned himself to his fate and struck a pose.

They just looked weak and listless, like they were doing morning exercises. And they were just slacking off, their movements were all wrong.

This made Beria sigh inwardly again.