The Second Generation of Oma-Zio's Rider Reenactment

I'm not removing the bookshelf just to see how you people who are still holding on and hoping for a change break down!! [PS: I only have 15,700 followers, I realized this too late] But I'll equally mock everyone with a higher follower count than me.

The crystallizer is out of rice, and the book is about to die. The so-called spare time to write the book has become a pipe dream, just like the two above. Now it's even worse. Even the high-speed deletion of comments can't be maintained. It finally reached 4000. Before, they even blamed it on the official version, saying it was a bug. Where is the bug? I'm asking you. Whose bug allows them to delete comments at a rapid pace for several months, keeping the number of comments below 4,000? Well, now all we can do is bring out the second Tang Dynasty's Dragon Knight scroll. The concept and casting are outrageous, and the synergy between Honkai Impact 3rd and Dragon Knight is even worse than Kengan. At least Kengan has a righteous fanatic to work with, but what about this one? It's pretty much as sweet as the previous ones. The only creative one is the FGO-Spirit Knight and the Gaim-Kaito band combination. At least those two have a major point of convergence. As for the others, the first volume relies solely on the good plot of Saber; the others don't really fit together at all. In the second volume, Arknights and Exyde, apart from both having the ability to heal and save lives, I really can't see any similarities between them. In fact, their worldviews and styles are completely different. If it weren't for the stark differences in style between Bleach and Exyde, and the difficulty in casting Camille among these three genius characters, plus the need to consider the protagonist's skin, I would have really wanted to complain about this. But alas, casting for Bleach was just too difficult, so I'll leave it at that. Arknights is fun, but at least it's entertaining, so I'll put up with it. As for the third volume, it's simply unbelievable. Before you wrote it, I thought it would be a story about a male protagonist with two identities—one as a trainer and the other as a racehorse girl named Lionheart Twilight—using this kind of gimmick. But it turned out to be a huge mess. The writing was already abstract in the later parts, and this is even worse. And you didn't even change anything. Yeah, you went for dark and tragic themes, it was ridiculously outrageous. As for the fourth volume, Knights Build, aside from the part where they finally killed the snake-skinned creature at the very end, I'm really too lazy to say anything about the rest. Volume 5, like the original work, is too bland and boring. Initially, I thought the solution for the Root and the Source of Greatness was to treat them as two multiverses. I even considered using the Infinite Celestial Venerable of the Imperial Dynasty as the boss, giving the protagonist the role of Nangong Wentian, directly crossing time to find the source and kill the Origin Infinite Celestial Venerable. Gudako, in the present, directly transcends the five dimensions through idealism and kills the current Yuanxian Celestial Venerable, simultaneously resolving the two protagonists' show-off moments. I could even use some emperors from the Legend of the Emperor as Eye Souls. But these were just ideas; there are still differences between the two, making it difficult to write well.

Come on, brothers, one person say one sentence each: Brother Xing is from the district.

It's finally come to a conclusion: At first, what I wrote was actually quite good, better than the bunch of other books on the same charts that just copied the same formula. It was also quite original. But later, it gradually became exposed. Later on, it became even more sarcastic and insinuating. I wanted to write yuri but didn't dare to because I knew it was my livelihood. But after discovering that I had a bunch of fertilized eggs, I started to act recklessly again. Now, all I can say is, may you die and pop the champagne! #(Insulting)

Come over and spit again. It seems there's absolutely no risk of recovery. The author's lower body has finally lost all hope of being reattached. #(Haha)

They should all be dead now. They did it all themselves, and there's not a single thing they deserve to sympathize with. Let's pop the champagne!

Brothers, is there a risk of him being resurrected? What if he is resurrected? 🤔

I've been dead for almost a month now, this round's in the bag, guys! #(Funny)

I'm so disappointed. #(Ugh) I started following this book around the Ghost Rider arc. Back then, it seemed to suit my taste as a tokusatsu fan, so I kept going and even bought all the chapters, hoping it would eventually finish and make history. I followed it all the way to the Kiva arc before temporarily leaving the site for other reasons. Today, I suddenly decided to come back and see what it was like, only to be told that the Den-O arc is over. What does this mean? #(Sweat) I was even willing to tolerate the author's unpleasant filler later on, and this is how the author treats fans like me? Well, I'm fed up. This is the book I spent the most money on on the site. #(Blue) And this is the treatment I get? Well, author, you win. #(You know what I mean) If you ever come back to life, I promise I'll be the first to kick you! #(Angry)

Still deleting, still deleting! Even if you stop updating, are you still deleting comments? Hagistar, you bastard!