Magical Girl: Beginning Evolution Truster

Hmm∽∽, it looks good. I thought it was an ordinary magical girl series. I didn't expect that this magical girl is Magical Girl Nexus. The villain in it also has his own characteristics and personality. The writing is also top-notch and excellent! ! !

The writing is good, but does the protagonist really have the Ultra spirit? When encountering a disaster, he does not immediately go to it, but waits for the younger generation to solve it or just ignore it for the time being. Moreover, the current pace is a bit too fast. The witch who suddenly appears to destroy the world gives people a feeling of a fast ending, but overall it is still a very good work.

Don't tell me, this book is quite interesting, but it's a pity that the name seems a bit abstract. After all, to be honest, I wasn't very optimistic when I first saw it, but the content turned out to be unexpectedly interesting.

Halfway through, I suddenly realized that the male protagonist is also named Bai Shao and was wondering. But when I looked at the author, it turned out to be what I thought. I'm a little disappointed. I feel like there isn't the Ultra spirit that I imagined. Isn't the point of watching Ultraman fan fiction just to see this thorough Ultra spirit?

It's a very special idea. You can read it just for fun, but let me state in advance that you should not read this book as a fanfic of Magical Girl or Ultraman. The protagonist is neither Magical Girl nor Ultraman. It's just that her abilities look similar.

It's simply great, Ultra, Magical Girl, easy everyday, perfectly put together, with daily warmth, good-looking battles and some other plots. It's not like other people who write about fantasy and easy everyday, but really only write about daily life. It's boring. This is great. The author will update it soon.

It feels good, but it's not very good for Austrian chefs. It can deal with alien beasts all over the floor without using light to deal with the [vomiting] problem and other issues. It's a bit smaller, but it's not a big problem for other people.

It's okay, the plot line is quite clear, but the protagonist really doesn't deserve the name Nexus. And I think, with the power of Nexus, there is really no need to be a social beast. It is not simple to make money through serious channels, such as directly entering the mantle layer to pan for gold, engaging in high-risk rescue missions, searching for oil and minerals and other resources... If that doesn't work, we have an ultimate plan, transform into a chivalrous man and do good deeds. Once we become famous, we can directly take selfies and sell them to newspapers for manuscript fee (

The male protagonist does have an Ultra spirit. After all, isn't wanting to protect others and take action a form of Ultra spirit? But everyone in the comments also pointed out a lot of problems, that is, the male protagonist is very dull, relies on his strength to do many things, is very passive, and his method of solving problems is not very good. All in all, it's okay. There's nothing too toxic about it. No one is perfect. But ordinary Ultraman fans probably won't like it very much, so you can just watch it for fun. A message to the author: "Don't let so many people die when it comes to themes like Magical Girls and Ultraman. One person's death is like drinking water."

It's good-looking, and the protagonist has a very special... Magical girl spirit! And I also like the character of the protagonist very much

I'll give it four stars first. I'm an Olympus fan. Although this book is a little bit toxic, I can still read it. I hope the author can find an outline when writing the book, and don't have to make up for the settings later, and don't make such low-level mistakes as leaving the enemy alone. I originally wanted to give it three stars, but after thinking about it, I'll give it four stars to encourage it first. If the writing is good, I will follow up with five stars.

The character creation is okay. The protagonist is a person who does whatever he wants, but not completely. He has a sense of justice and a kind heart. He is suspicious but will eventually pay for his kindness. Starting from Chapter 66, I feel like it's another book! (The famous scene in this book is the one where you wake up from a dream and fight the twisted witch and become the ultimate Shining Nexus.) The rest of the book feels average. This section can be worthy of five stars, but in the end it is too small and only accounts for less than 10% of the text. The final comprehensive evaluation can only give four stars. There are some shining points, but the overall article brings me down [Thoughts]

Even if the protagonist makes mistakes, he will not avoid his mistakes. Even though everyone in the world is desperate, the protagonist never gives up the last glimmer of hope. Even if everyone in the world doesn't know Ultraman, the protagonist has always believed in Ultraman's spirit. Just the bond will be inherited. He is not only the passion for fighting monsters, but also the eternal questioning of responsibility, courage, and bonds. Just like every child raises his arms to imitate Ultraman's skills after watching Ultraman. The urge to become Ultraman to protect others is the most precious inheritance of Ultraman's spirit.

The subject matter is interesting, keep the Ultra spirit After reviewing it, I found that the protagonist in the first part was a bit ostrich and would not take action unless something went wrong. As Ultraman, he should be proactive and not passive. He should wait until something goes wrong before taking action. The protagonist in the later part has grown up a bit but is not enough to be Nexus. I hope the protagonist really has the Ultra spirit and can keep it (it's strange, my original score was high. Is it because I, Akaashi, have lost his mind?)

Everyone has overcorrected for the "Ultra Spirit", right? Even the extremely mature Saiwen made serious mistakes such as "vomiting blood marathon" Although the male protagonist is a bit indecisive and talks a lot, he is generally kind and brave. I believe he will grow up in the future.

The writing is excellent, not purely about transformation, and there are very few descriptions of women's clothing and bodies. The middle-aged uncle transforms into a girly Nexus in the original tokusatsu world and goes about his daily life of fighting monsters. The writing is really good, the battle scenes are full of descriptions, the battles are exciting, the power level reduces the dimension and strikes, of course, daily life is also a highlight, micro-group portraits. The image of the daughter is well created, and in the later stage, the daughter and her father transform into Ultraman and fight together, which is very imaginative! Worth a look!

At first I thought it was the real Nana, but turned out to be the magical girl version? I'm leaving now, but the subject matter is quite novel, so I'll give it five stars.

It looks good, please hurry up and write it, it's not enough! [Blowing kiss]

Coming from another book, I feel that this book is almost as good as the other one👍👍👍

There is nothing to say. The context of the writing and the ideas are very clear. I haven't seen such a book in a long time. It made me feel very comfortable and smooth. I read the book in one go and there was nothing in the plot that made me feel uncomfortable. Basically, there were no flaws (because the male protagonist had to vomit). It was very comfortable. What the author wrote is really good. It's been a while since I've read a magical girl book. It's Ultraman though. Perhaps the uncomfortable part is the plot in the studio, but after getting past the studio, the rest is quite passable. Although it doesn't matter to me. It's normal to have some flaws. Just pay attention to it later. Anyway, I have already read it. I hope the author can pay more attention to it when he updates it later. But I still like it very much. I hope the subsequent plot can be more exciting.

Give me some motivation and hope that the author can continue writing. I think it's okay. If the protagonist has such a value, I hope the author won't end it in one or two hundred chapters. I think if the writing is better and it has 500,000 words, that's good.

The book is very good, the main character complains about most of the things he can complain about, and the contrast between the old man transforming into a magical girl is not the same as having a harem and being single only because he is a daughter [shocked]

It is a good novel. The story line can be seen to imitate some plots of the Ultra Universe. It constantly lays foreshadowing while advancing the plot. The writing style is easy to understand (little white text) and there are no major poisonous points. The plot connection is quite natural and there is no sense of separation. With the plot, the daily interactions can be written vividly, as if I can see the world written by the author appearing in front of my eyes.

It looks good, this idea, I will say that AI cannot replace humans [Like]

Hmm! (Thumbs up) The protagonist has a very special spirit! The plot development is also very special!

I've seen something similar before, but a three-minute time limit is added to the protagonist. If it exceeds three minutes, the stable position will be invalid and all attributes will be unblocked. In that case, the planet will not be able to withstand the attack. I don't know why, but I feel a little uncomfortable when I see the protagonist talking about gods all the time.

The prize pool is still accumulating, Ao Wang, Noah, Galaxy, Big V, Tiga, Gaia, Aguru. How strong does the boss have to be to show off like this [face covering]

It's okay, there are still middle and upper levels. After all, the novels in Tomato are a bit toxic, and the studio part is indeed a bit toxic, but it is much better if it is seen as a transitional part of the protagonist's growth. A social animal in his 30s cannot have an Ultra spirit as soon as he gains power, so a bit of a transition is okay.

I have to say, it's pretty good. I read all the chapters in one go. There are problems, but they do not outweigh the flaws. My personal suggestion is to turn off the comments when watching. Some comments too affect the viewing experience.

I'm super decisive when fighting mobs. When I get to the boss, I have all kinds of doubts and become more cautious, and then it's over. The subject matter is good, but there is an inexplicable feeling of frustration.