Get Off Work and Transform into a Kamen Rider

There are a lot of problems. First of all, the protagonist has persuaded many people to quit when the character is set up at the beginning. In the first chapter, the protagonist is divorced at the age of 30 and has children. The property is divided and it is equivalent to leaving the house. The money earned every month is basically enough for the protagonist to starve to death. He has to give all his body to his divorced wife. The protagonist's position is equivalent to the magic city in a parallel world. He only has 3k left for food, rent, utilities and electricity in a month, and he is fired by his boss? There is also a timeline, which is directly set to 2070, and when the protagonist was a child, he still watched the same Kamen Rider as we do now. Does a child know Ultraman but not Kamen Rider? The knight toy that the protagonist bought as a primary school student more than 20 years ago was still entirely plastic? In the 20 years before 2070, this kind of toy is still there. It is obviously intended to compete with our 80s and 90s. The sense of fragmentation is too strong. In the back, the protagonist uses a knight toy, and then turns into the knight he imagined when he was a child. Later, an Ultraman boy appears inexplicably and makes the protagonist believe in light. There is a joke at the end. A joke, the key point is that I want to add a bit of knight plot to the domestic TV series. It is very strange. Later, the official came out. It was very outrageous. The surveillance at the beginning, the protagonist directly gave in, all the weird official settings in the early years, a bunch of weird treaties at the beginning, the protagonist joined the official, what kind of plot, 3k for a month? Later, the protagonist endured it. Behind the scenes, it was said that it was to test whether the protagonist would lose control. He knew that psykers are prone to problems after awakening, and it was not enough to start with. Even if it was a test, who would do such a weird test for the first time when they met? Even if he passed the test, would anyone feel angry? Will you still try your best to help you fight monsters? Is the next official organization with hundreds of years of history at this level? There are only two people out there right now, one is in the background every day trying to figure out how to test the protagonist, and the remaining one is undercover and some outrageous woman seduces the protagonist to test him. Is this role useful? The latest chapter of "Grass Team" made me speechless. A woman is 2.30 Years old, has eight-pack abs, and is the head of the serious crime team. Then the protagonist goes over and looks down on her face. The protagonist married a Japanese with a four-letter name. Then, in his eyes, he looked down upon him. The identity of the protagonist is Interpol. Brother, do you want to write about Kamen Rider, or are you just enjoying the popularity?

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Although it would be problematic to stick to the chronological order of Persona, it still makes sense if it takes place in another parallel world. The writing style is okay and the writing is smooth. Not awkward either. In the Mask novel, the first few are available, but unfortunately they have not been updated.