EVA: I, Shinji Ikari, Am Ultraman

It is Shinji Ikari who has passed through the soul, but it does not prevent the protagonist from being able to establish himself. Shinji Ikari, who is enthusiastic, cheerful, gentle and steady, is really too reliable. The textual research and characterization of the details are very detailed, and the portrayal of each character's heart is even more outstanding! There are multiple female protagonists, and the emotional lines of each character are written in great detail, with every node and mental journey reflected. The main battle is great! Ultraman beat the apostle violently, punching to the flesh, who dares to say he is invincible! There are also many jokes interspersed in it that only old two-dimensional people will understand, but they will not affect the viewing of ordinary passers-by. Who knows the classic ending of each chapter, as well as the "currently publicly available information" that the author says is released.

Author, you set the novel to have multiple female protagonists. . . . . . . . . . I would like to give you a suggestion: let the official know that the male protagonist will become Ultraman. The official cannot take away Ultraman's power. The official knows that the male protagonist cares about the emotions of the women around him. The Japanese official issued an order for the female protagonists to take the initiative to approach the male protagonist to live together and fight against the apostles. A woman pilots a mecha. The man becomes Ultraman. Mixed Doubles, The Apostles.

It's so beautiful, I just feel amazing. Whether it's the character's inner drama, the character's emotional drama, the character's image creation, or the sublimation of the original plot, I feel it's impeccable. The writing is really great. I've read so many EVA articles, but none can compare to this one. I immediately read it, and I read every one. I was filled with anger, and I was really fired up. I finally changed the image of the little good-for-nothing Shinji Ikari in the original work. Now the male protagonist is gentle, considerate, and generous. He also knows the content of the original work and is developing towards the happy ending of the original work. The story is wonderful and leaves no regrets. Author, you must keep writing it. I support you!! Great writing!!! I think it's better not to accept too many girls. . There is absolutely no need for Kirishima Mana and Yamada Mayumi. The most important thing is to deal with everyone's feelings first. Three or four are enough

The author fits Eva's worldview very well with Ultraman's setting. The logic is self-consistent, the fighting scenes are intensive, and it is very immersive and refreshing. However, the character creation and plot description are slightly insufficient and need to be improved. This is a rare and excellent fan fiction. It's a pity that the high quality is not popular. I hope more people will pay attention to it. The author should not be disappointed and give up, and work hard to update. (In addition, I would like to make a few comments. The heroine's characterization is relatively weak. The male protagonist is a little too obedient to the heroine's wishes and is easily controlled by emotions. In addition, the heroine's father and Ikari Yuantang should not end up badly.) Thanks again to the author for his silent dedication and silent companionship.

Five-star review, first sent, I read it, and there are still about ten episodes left, so I finished the latest update. It was really infuriating to see what the protagonist's father did. I suggest the author give Ultraman Geed's power to the protagonist sometime, or just have a father-son relationship.

It's beautiful, especially the emotional descriptions, which are very delicate. It would be better if there were more 🥰

Well, the work is very profound, and I feel that there will be a lot more in the future. Well, the emotions are described in great detail, and the details are described very well. Of course, Ultraman's rescue scene is also very handsome.

I think it looks good, but what if it turns into a monster?

Yes, it's a good book

How awesome, what a fairy