There's a coffee shop nearby. The owner's coffee tastes awful. Next to it is a dry cleaner, where an employee is never without his flip phone. Beside that is a restaurant, whose owner is always saying, "Grandma used to say..."
Behind the restaurant is a police station, with a cop who has a tire hanging around his neck. In the plaza beside it, a bunch of people love dancing, led by someone who looks like an orange!
Past the plaza is an old castle. Its owner plays the violin beautifully. Behind the castle is a temple, rumored to be haunted.
Oh, and there's a tram station too, with four strange people in red, blue, yellow, and purple. Beside the station is a hospital, where there's a pediatrician who's amazing at video games!
There's also a shop that makes rings. The owner loves donuts and likes drinking coffee with a man who has 3,000 skills... And more...
Wait, someone's asking why this place is so awesome? Obviously, it's because I'm DCD!
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Decade itself seems to have the ability to travel through the mirror world. In the original work, the dragon knight card was banned, and Xiao Ming directly entered the mirror world after transforming. Moreover, like the demonized demon in the Hibiki Ghost, the Hibiki Ghost must be defeated with the clear sound, but Xiao Ming can defeat it directly, which shows that Decade has the ability to adapt to the rules of each knight's world.
The Imperial Cavalry was forcibly weakened in the late stage of King of Time, and it was immediately drunk. It felt like the King of Time and the Imperial Cavalry were about to collapse in the finale.
The plot of Dragon Rider is actually quite cold. It would be better for the author to start writing it from Kaiwu. The King of Time is also fine.
Is there a neighbor with amnesia next to him, a watch shop next to him, and a detective agency...
What is the relationship between the content of the book and the introduction? I thought it was the fusion of the knight worlds, but in the end it was still time traveling from world to world, I can't say for sure.
Why does this introduction feel so familiar?
Why do you need a Dragon Rider card to enter Mirror World?
I want to know that Silly Orange, the only Kamen Rider who became a god, is immune to time stop.
How come there are so many novels where there is no one who kills Mr. K to sacrifice to heaven? Isn't Mr. K also a spider?