Kamen Rider: Reversing Time and Space

I hope the author doesn't write a protagonist who has a DCD belt like in other novels. If he wants to become another Kamen Rider, he can just buy a card, but he doesn't. He has to buy more than a dozen belts, and in the end he doesn't even know what to use. I hope the protagonist doesn't have too many.

Why does the protagonist hide his identity as a Kamen Rider? It would be better to reveal his identity than to be a weirdo. Moreover, the protagonist's world has Kamen Rider and you can tell it at a glance. In this way, what is the benefit of hiding his identity in the future? It is better to expose his identity and cooperate with the country.

Author, I just want to ask, if there are Kamen Rider tokusatsu films in the protagonist's world, then there should also be actors who play tokusatsu. So what if the protagonist in Kamen Rider and the tokusatsu actors meet? Because there are Kamen Riders in the real world, will the characters in Kamen Riders recognize the wrong person when they come to the real world?

At the beginning, I promised that it wouldn't be too strong, but it turned out that it was a cadre and a time and space channel in only ten or twenty chapters. Let me see how many more chapters you can persist. The main plot has changed.

I think it would be enough to set up an enemy that can passively use the space gate that appears. It would be too redundant to set up an enemy force that can research and manufacture a space shuttle to the protagonist's world. Forcibly raising the upper limit of the enemy's ability, the Kaiburi World Tree only fixes the crack leading to the Heim underworld into a shuttle gate, and then goes into research.

If you write it like this, do you have to wait until the end for the King of Demons to go through the cutscene? It's still a joke. Please give the protagonist a King of Demons as soon as possible.

The protagonist should have the ability to dimensional walls, right?

I'm sorry for the delay in the cover and introduction.

Don't be like the last book, or I'll beat you to death.