
Tokusatsu Invasion: Returning from the Rider World at Max Level
特摄入侵:从骑士世界满级归来
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 946k Words
- Genre
- Urban Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
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Reader comments 50
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Just after reading the beginning, I thought it was quite strange. Your parents were gone before you traveled through time, and you had nothing to worry about. Why did you have to put in so much effort to come back?
I found that the protagonists in every urban knight novel have to pretend to be cute and new, and each one is more awkward and brainless than the last.
I've finished reading it all, and it's pretty good, but I feel a little uncomfortable at a few points. 1. Even the ultimate form of other knights can be used. Why is there not even a weakened version of the dimensional wall? Even if you can't travel to other parallel worlds, you can still wander around the earth casually. 2 Is the character of the protagonist. With the power of a full knight, you have some understanding of the characteristics of the knight. If a transformer like King Snake attacks you, not only give him a hospital package, or kill him, but at least beat him to the incompetent rage of his transformation. He has emphasized that he has nothing to fear and has the power to destroy the world. They have all seen the power of Haipa Jiado, but the supporting character is still so brainless, and even says that he has a retirement mentality. If he is not beaten, he is afraid, and thinks he is easy to bully. Don't talk about maintaining your original intention after having power. That's just a fig leaf for the weak to imagine having power. The above is just my personal opinion after reading it
I thought it was an invincible article... Bai was so happy
It's a bit subtle. Is this the mentality after becoming a god? What woman in the Mask World has never seen her identity exposed by a childhood sweetheart?
There are so many bugs. Is it difficult to find out the truth behind your father's death? Haipa Jiado can travel through time, but it took him so long. The future is locked, but the past is not. For the protagonist, there are no secrets in the past with Haipa Kato.
The heroine is not well portrayed, and these ladies are somewhat self-righteous, which will result in fewer readers. When I look at it, I want to tell these women that it's none of your business.
This is still full level, half disabled is just half disabled
I came here just for the name, but it turned out to be a full-level experience card.
To be honest, I felt that the main character was not particularly powerful, and I saw which supporting character was fighting desperately, and which supporting character's family member died tragically, and then the plot suddenly went to the main character relaxing and flirting with each other, which made me feel uncomfortable. Moreover, the Secret Service was particularly bad. The villain was too arrogant and kept screaming when he was beaten to death, which was not fun. Some characters were too attractive. Although the protagonist was particularly powerful in the setting, the intensity of the fight only gave people the feeling. Except for Ebelt, the feeling behind the scenes was not reflected at other times, which was the feeling of weakness.