A Rider in Precure

Tell us your personal opinions: If you choose Kenzaki, you will only get a good look; If you choose Rikka, you will only get a pretty good look; However, if you choose Mana, you will get at least four good looks. Therefore, I don't need to say more about who the author should choose ( Let's talk about it, party strife is the most troublesome thing. Since the author doesn't like harems in this book, and wants to write a single female protagonist, but can't make up his mind, then when it comes to the emotional line, it's better to just leave it with an open ending. Anyway, the "single female protagonist" point has been decided, and the rest is left to the readers.

So far, the novel is very interesting. Although I don't understand Pretty Cure at all [face-covering], except for the characters that I don't know very well, the creation of the protagonist is quite successful. Also, can the author post pictures in the future? The lack of pictures makes it uncomfortable for passers-by and pure Kamen Rider fans (I feel pretty uncomfortable anyway)

A very good book By the way, in the settings, there is no difference between Akita Kino and the Akita Shouichi transforms into.

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It's very beautiful, why is the rating so low? I really like the character of the protagonist. The rational and indifferent protagonist is well created, and the description of the Q children in the original work is also very restored. The author's own original work is also excellent, much better than most of the male protagonist Long Aotian who pretends to be dead. (To be honest, I really like the protagonist of this book) The author himself said that it is too deep for knights, and it is not appropriate to put it in the world of light and beauty. And then there is the female protagonist who seems to have more love lines in the past, Makoto, but in the end she chose Rikka. This is really not a stretch... If I want to take the single female protagonist route at the beginning, I will feel a little close to other female characters in the early stage. In fact, I do not object to the male protagonist's personality to have a harem, but according to the author, Mitsumi can't accept opening a harem, so it can only be said to be a personal preference. In fact, the chivalry in my mind has nothing to do with whether we can open a harem (if we treat each other sincerely and both of us agree, I think it is fine). The chivalry in my mind is more focused on carrying missions, taking on responsibilities, conveying hope, and fighting with one's life.

When I first saw this novel, I felt that the rating was too low, but now it suddenly changed to 7.1. Then after reading it, I found that the author's writing was okay and the writing style was obviously not bad. Maybe it was too rigid before the revision, so it seemed normal that the rating was low. But the description of the male protagonist's chivalry is truly achieved.

The overall feeling is very good. It also has the tragedy of the Showa Knights who hide their sorrow under a mask and ignore their own lives in order to protect others. However, there is a problem with the heroine. It's not that I don't like the heroine in the main story. It's just how I felt at the beginning. The heroine should be Kenzaki Makoto. In the early stage, she was more emotionally involved with Kenzaki Makoto, but then she had more feelings with Rikka. In the end, the heroine also became Rikka. It felt too sudden. It lacked the key plot of the emotional explosion. In the end, The if line between mana and Makoto is actually more comfortable than the love line in the main story.

I have no objection at all to the protagonist having a harem. A man who risks his life to have a harem deserves it.

I would give it five stars, and I watched it until the end. Although I haven't seen the if line yet, but, but, but! I fucking love this book! (Ahem, no culture, don't ever see it)

If the finale really has a single female protagonist, I hope there will be a multi-female spin-off.