They Said I'd Fail My Exams and End Up in a Factory, but I Became a Kamen Rider

This kind of subject matter is rarely seen anymore, keep up the good work!

Keep going, author! Readers are currently mainly questioning the sound effects and writing style, but this book still has its highlights. Don't be discouraged. Even if there's only one loyal author, you must persevere and keep writing. This is a quality I believe an author should possess.

Keep up the good work, author! This is the first time I've seen such an interesting knight story.

It's really good, really good. It's so addictive, especially the main character; I was completely immersed in it. It's fucking addictive, the main appeal is the thrill. The only downside is the author's slow update schedule, but it's still great. I hope the author updates soon. Keep it up! Go for it!!! (⑅︎ ॣ•͈૦•͈ ॣ)꒳ᵒ꒳ᵎᵎᵎ

Could you at least give two Chinese names together? Otherwise, it'll be impossible to tell them apart!

The plot is mediocre, which significantly lowers the rating. The concept is excellent, though – this Kamen Rider series, detached from the main storyline, is quite good. They could consider improving the outline for the next installment, making the characters more believable, and ensuring the supporting characters aren't so mindless. It could be a high-quality production, around 6 points.

Hurry up and write! What are you doing, author?

I think it's pretty good. The overall relationships are clear, and the protagonist isn't a saint. Although it has some characteristics of invincible novels, the combat power isn't completely broken. The only pity is that the protagonist isn't ruthless enough (personal opinion, please don't criticize if you disagree, I won't pay attention to criticism).

Gao Chen yelled at her, "That's because the people I killed didn't deserve to be human!" Without that line, it would only be 2 stars; with it, all the other early-game problems melted away. 😏😏😏😏

Hiding your identity makes it pointless.