Zenless Zone Zero: A Random Kamen Rider at 4 A.M.

This book is actually composed of two parts: Zone Zero and Kamen Rider. The author's research into the details of Zone Zero is exquisite, but the pacing and setting of the plot keep faltering on the Kamen Rider side. I dare to speculate that there might be some kind of bias involved.

Endless Shennong, come forth!

I feel like the latest chapter just fed me another load of crap. That Hollow Knight went on and on about protecting the priests and their gang. I don't disagree with the saying "vigilante justice is righteousness" sometimes, but when these guys are constantly causing trouble and harming ordinary people, what's with the bull demon act?

Let's talk about the Copy Knight issue. First, after confirming he meant no harm, your first thought should be: Who could do such a thing? Where did this Copy Knight come from? Even if he meant no harm, he's still a potential threat to society. Your job is to verify and investigate his origins. And for a normal person, a cheat that only you used, suddenly others have it too. Your first action wasn't to investigate, but to let him go. As a Knight, isn't it irresponsible to release someone of unknown origin into the crowd and endanger their lives? Why did 01 and Extreme Fox flop? In the business war chapters, the Humagear riot caused casualties, but it wasn't shown. Similarly, the casualties caused by the demonic followers while General Fu was out shopping weren't shown either. Even if you're having a romantic moment with your wife and you've confirmed there's no malicious intent, you should still investigate the source of the incident. What if they can create more clone riders? Can you guarantee that each one is without malicious intent? Things need to be thoroughly investigated. What's most unsettling is the next knight you get. It's the Saber. And he's even carrying the Book of Omniscience and Omnipotence? The first thing you do isn't to ask about the knight's origins or the mastermind behind the Book of Omniscience and Omnipotence, but instead, you draw a melon for your wife. Then you completely forget about it. If this kind of ability were used in a regular TV drama, it would take at least two or three episodes to develop. However, your original statement was about using it when needed and hiding it when not, which makes the male lead seem indecisive. Letting an unknown person into the crowd further lowers the male lead's standards.

I haven't read this book yet, but I saw the tag "shi" and was looking for Shennong (a legendary figure in Chinese mythology). There's so much content, but the original version isn't enough; the author must have a lot of original material. How well is it written?

Well, to be honest, I thought it was alright before the identity was revealed, but now that I've read over 200 chapters, it feels a bit awkward at times, and it's starting to feel repetitive. It feels like every few chapters are just a transformation sequence. But maybe the author released it too early and there wasn't much plot left. I wonder what happens later. Also, there's the issue of power levels. It was fine before, wasn't it? Can this "Blade of the Gods" really fight Hoshimi Miyabi like that? You don't need to write that the fight was terrible, but you're describing it as evenly matched. I won't even mention Kuuga being corrupted by something, but this time he has to dodge attacks, which is really hard to watch. He was already being attacked without me understanding what was going on, and then they keep suppressing his power level. Frankly, even with a little effort, it wouldn't be like this. If you only watch tokusatsu and don't care about the debate scene, I'm wondering if the power level in "Zero Zone" is really that high? You'd barely manage to get a Faiz. If you're concerned about power levels, don't read this.

Regarding the handling of villains, the author is advised to refer to the work of the strange artifact maker next door. These bastards don't deserve to die. The dead can end everything. They have to live, they have to live a life worse than death. Only in this way can these scoundrels be adequately punished.

How many female leads are there now?

I haven't finished reading it yet, but this book has made me truly understand what it means to lack video or audio. It just doesn't feel the same. I've actually seen most of the Knights series, but I still crave the sound effects. A certain other site does a great job with that, even though the voice acting is done by others, it's still better than nothing.

The book is good, but the romance scenes are painful to read.