EVA: Shinji Ikari Returns from Ultraman Tiga

I've been reading online novels for almost seven years, and this is the best Evangelion fanfiction I've ever read. First, he doesn't deliberately emphasize the fight scenes that robots should have, but his delicate writing allows readers to imagine the fighting process. I wouldn't say it's the most exciting, but it makes people feel like they are there.

I stopped reading after about twenty chapters, around chapter 97, and will leave it for now. I'll come back next year to see how it goes. Actually, I should have kept an eye on it when the monster cells appeared earlier. Whenever someone writes about an Omega character traveling through other dramas, the monster scenes often fall apart. Don't assume you're the exception.

Following Lu Mingfei's return, another "returning protagonist" seems to have entered the fray. Perhaps it's because I haven't read Evangelion novels before, but the "Dragon Raja: Shinji Ikari Returns," a product of a matchmaking event that stopped updating last year, has also started updating again these past few days.

Only those who save themselves can be redeemed. This statement is actually the core of the Ultraman spirit, and the author understands it very well. The biggest thrill isn't about easily defeating Angels or monsters by becoming Tiga; it's about changing the spiritual outlook of humanity. As for whether insisting on fighting as a human first, and only transforming into Tiga at the very end, would make the plot seem too contrived, that depends on the author's skill.

The curse of EVA fanfiction has finally come true 🙂. I remember the author said at the time that he would try his best to break the curse and finish the book.

The tug-of-war in the love field is a bit annoying; how many times do I have to save this problem child? I like Rei in the story, but I feel the author didn't give her much screen time. She just suddenly became cheerful and easygoing. In contrast, Asuka gets a lot more attention. Overall, I didn't feel there were many memorable moments with Rei.

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I don't read many light novels (I finished Sword Art Online up to the GGO part, and read most of Strike the Blood), and I haven't read Evangelion either, but the author's writing style has that uniquely Japanese light novel translation feel (?) That makes me wonder if the author participated in a translation group 🤤 For those who enjoy the style of Japanese light novels, come and check this out! 😋

Shennong is here! I'm currently on chapter twenty-five, and so far I'm still enjoying it very much. First, the rating: I give it 8 points + 1 point, for a total of 9 points. I'd give this book an 8 out of 10, and the extra point is for how I like the main character's personality. Personally, I prefer male protagonists who embody positive values ​​and uphold the spirit of Ultraman.

It feels like the plot started to fall apart ever since the monsters appeared. The author used monsters to extend the story's length, which actually destroyed the original framework and made it feel like a hodgepodge.