Kamen Rider: the Investigator Starting from Kuuga

The protagonist is someone who makes plans and then acts, but he always behaves recklessly. You think he has a back-up plan, but in the end he just fights for luck with cheats. Logic and character all give way to the protagonist's pretentiousness. The protagonist's behavior sometimes has some ideas, but most of the time there is no logic at all. You think he is thinking and will learn his lesson, but later you will be told that he is simply scared. This book is so strange, what on earth do you want to write about?

Hongyin, I said the name looked familiar, I thought it was about Pokémon, and it turned out to be true!

The more I look at it, the more tired I get, the endless grunge. I thought the story of Gurungi would end in about dozens of chapters. Now it seems that this book intends to make Gurungi exist from beginning to end. At first, I was looking forward to the development of the story, but the more I read, the more tired I became. The unfolding of the story is predictable. The characters in the story say nothing and do nothing. Anyway, these people will get together to fight sooner or later, and they will not go beyond this framework.

The protagonist doesn't look like a cheating time traveler, but it feels pretty good. The other characters are also characters from Kuuga's world, and have the flavor of old tokusatsu dramas! Overall, this book is quite interesting!

I don't think it's as good as Shining.

Good -One by one one by one one by one

No. N14 was killed by the protagonist who became Sora. Why did the police know that it was the protagonist who killed him?

Great, I read this in one breath, the writing is really good, very good