Kamen Rider: Betraying Shocker and Taking the Path of a Hero

It's strange. Everyone knows that there are monsters and Kamen Riders, so why would the heroine prefer to talk about a fake murderer "person" instead of directly saying that there is a monster. I know some people want to argue that the heroine's identity is inappropriate. But as a "survivor", especially a "survivor" who has witnessed it with your own eyes, as long as you go crazy and say there is a monster, others can only characterize it this way. At least everyone knows that there really is a monster, instead of telling a lie to cover up the existence of the murderer. As for asking why the heroine survived, just say "I don't know", so what? How can people understand the monster's thoughts? At best, they can make some useless guesses about the monster's psychology. Generally speaking, there are many logical problems in this background preparation for the heroine. For example, as the hospital that issued the death notice, we can understand that the heroine's parents want to believe that the heroine will come back okay. But the neighbor, the school just knew that there was something wrong with the statement and there was no logic, but the parents believed it after they said it. The synchronized files of the hospital that issued the death notice would not even be synchronized to the police station. It seemed that no matter whether it made sense or not, as long as the parents believed it, all the departments related to people's livelihood would not ask questions, and there would not even be "enthusiastic reporters" to interview and expose the hospital's problems. But there was a mass death incident, eh? ! Guess what, these reporters directly opened the cordon and entered the mass death scene to interview the "sole survivor." Putting aside these background settings, let's review the heroine herself. Eh! Guess what, after Xiuka came out, he knew that Xiuka was chasing you, but after knowing that he could turn back into a human, he ignored the question of whether he could go back or not and chose to go home straightforwardly. Then within a few days, the streets and alleys were slaughtered. (Another logical problem arises here. In the heroine's early warning, the combatants who repaired the card "quickly" approached her, as if they were within one kilometer or some other distance) Huh? ! Guess what, everyone in this street was killed on the way here, but there was not even a sound of panic in the entire street. There were no old men, old women, or people buying and selling things walking on the street. In a (street) or even a convenience store where the door is always open and there are customers, it was as if everyone was at home with the doors and windows closed, waiting for someone to come to the door to kill, without shouting, and no one even heard the gunshots outside. Anyway, after the heroine comes out, eh? Everyone's corpses lay scattered on the street, as if they were three combatants. They obviously used rifles as weapons, but they could kill the entire street in less than a second. No matter whether they were at home or outside, they couldn't even scream. Finally, they knocked on the door of the heroine's house. [To summarize: You should be able to watch it without thinking about the tragic life setting that the author has given to the protagonist] (Anyway, in all Kamen Rider dramas, including Showa's, the monster has to kill a person in an alley, and it is not a pure combatant monster, let alone a combatant. Assuming that the three controlled Masked Laoden can't silently clear a street in a few seconds, and at the same time leave corpses scattered all over the street)

As a very distinctive Kamen Rider fan work on Tomato novels, "Kamen Rider: Betrayal and Shuka and Embark on the Hero's Road" takes "betraying the villain organization and redeeming yourself to become a hero" as its core context. It not only retains the classic core of Showa and Reiwa Kamen Riders, but also incorporates new original plots and character arcs. The novel opens with a scene in which the King of Demons confronts the leader of the card repairing team, and then the perspective jumps to the daily life of Chu Siyuan, an ordinary girl from Jiangnan. What seems like a warm and peaceful life actually hides the foreshadowing of time travel and the card repairing conspiracy. Chu Siyuan was originally an ordinary girl with excellent academic performance and yearning for an ordinary life. She had a warm family and pure dreams, but she was accidentally involved in Xiuka's transformation conspiracy and was forced to step into a world full of darkness and struggle. This setting of "ordinary people are forced to grow up" makes the characters more empathetic. The brilliance of the work lies in the protagonist's decision and transformation to betray Shuka. Shuka, as a classic villain in the Kamen Rider series, has always been characterized by coldness, dictatorship, and transforming human beings. This article accurately restores Shuka's evil nature and depicts the protagonist's struggle in it: from the initial fear and resistance to seeing the true face of the organization that harms humans and attempts to rule the world. Even in the face of Shuka's pursuit and containment, he still sticks to his inner justice. There is no deliberate cheating in this growth line. The protagonist's transformation from ignorance and cowardice to firmness and bravery is traceable, making the "Hero's Road" particularly real and profound. At the same time, tributes to classic Kamen Rider characters, settings, and famous scenes can be seen everywhere in the book, including the restoration of Shuka monsters and cadres, and passionate descriptions of knight battles. The plot of the protagonist escaping from Shuka and fighting against evil forces is fast-paced, the battle scenes are full of tension, and the story continues to evolve and upgrade. This work pays more attention to the interpretation of the core of the hero: Kamen Rider is never a born strong man, but an ordinary person who dares to fight against darkness and stick to his conscience. The protagonist gave up the power given by Shuka and chose to protect the people around him in his own way. He used his actions to interpret the true meaning of "hero". Even if he is in darkness, he still has a bright heart. Overall, "Kamen Rider: Betrayal and Repair Cards and Embark on the Hero's Road" is a sincere tokusatsu fan novel that is both loyal to the original work and novelty of the original plot. The characters are three-dimensional and full, and the plot has ups and downs. Whether you are an old fan of the Kamen Rider series or a new reader who likes passionate growth stories, you can feel the passion and emotion of the hero's road in this book, and it is worth following up. Although I have now defeated the Su Group, avenged the heroine's teacher and friends, and now has a partner who can fight side by side, it looks very warm, but I suddenly thought of one thing, that although it seems that the guardian friends now believe in the heroine, OWO even wants to The savior heroine chose not to be a human being like his predecessor Gegege, but they haven't seen the appearance of a female weirdo yet. At the beginning, OWO said "weirds are weird". Can they really accept the heroine's weird appearance without any scruples?

This is what I want to see, the purest Kamen Rider (guagua face)

It looks good, but due to various reasons, the traffic on your side is really bad. If it works, or the author dares to listen to me, then come to me for reference. I think the title of the book can be changed to "Under the Mask of Sadness, Are Ordinary Angels". What do you think of this title? The above entries can be changed to female knights, cities, non-knight ladies, etc. If the changes are useful, just give me a like now [laughs][like]

It's pretty good-looking, but I don't really hope there will be a male protagonist. I hope the female protagonist will be beautiful alone [shy]

Great, it's Showa Laoden, we are saved.

It looks great. I look forward to the follow-up story of the belt transforming into a knight. This is Kamen Rider.

Author, are you the original author who wrote "Kamen Rider: Rebirth" in Maoke? Why are you here? Why did it suddenly stop updating before? ? ?

It's so good. [Sending my heart to you] I've never seen Persona, but I always get it when I watch the video. The author writes well, and I'm looking forward to a series of plots in the future, such as the horse-falling plot. [Explore] [Please give me more updates] [Please give me more updates]

This is probably the first time I've seen a book with women as Kamen Riders, but the fights in it are very exciting [Like][Like][Like][Like]