From the Start, I'm a Villain, but I Want to Become an Ally of Justice

It's very well written, and has a bit of a Persona flavor (I was confused and sad after being tricked into a trap by the Jihu leather suit😭 Jihu is not what I thought, this book is right). The protagonist's mentality is also very normal, and he doesn't have any trouble with his son. The overall situation is relaxed. It's good to relax and watch. It feels like watching a child grow up. It should be similar to normal people entering the world of Masks.

He's good-looking, but he's a weirdo, but he has more chivalry than some of Tomato's Kamen Riders. Well, of course, because of the above, he uses the best way to eliminate evil, but as the author said, this is just a kind of evil. Therefore, I have not said anything about Ichijo-san and haven't seen what happened next. I heard them talk about atonement all the time, and I think it's still acceptable. Generally, tokusatsu villains who have done wrong things in the past will be like this after they are cleared.

I don't know what to say, let's do some boxing. 𓀀𓀁𓀂𓀃𓀄𓀅𓀆𓀇𓀈𓀉𓀊𓀋𓀌𓀍𓀎𓀏 𓀐𓀑𓀒𓀓𓀔𓀕𓀖𓀗𓀘𓀙𓀚𓀛𓀜𓀝𓀽𓀾 𓀿𓁀𓁁𓁂𓁃𓁄𓁅𓁆𓁇𓁈𓁉𓀀𓀁𓀂𓀃𓀄 𓀅𓀆𓀇𓀈𓀉𓀊𓀋𓀌𓀍𓀎𓀏𓀐𓀑𓀒𓀓𓀔

Does it feel like raising children from a distance? It can't be described like this, after all, there can't be any interference. It feels like watching the whole process of a person's growth and change of mentality. It feels very original, just like the kind of ordinary people who after traveling through time travel, change their identity and mentality, and struggle to make decisions. The details are very detailed, although I can't quite understand it. Looking forward to the follow-up story of the protagonist. It feels very delicate. It's not the kind of life that is full of joy. It's not the kind of depressing novel that is super serious and completely breathless. It's hard to describe the look and feel. There is a sense of crisis and weirdness in the warm daily life. It's like that, the plot feels so warm and happy, but the subsequent development always feels irreversible. Something bad will happen. And there is a sense of being aware of it but pretending not to know it. A step that can be postponed is a step. I'm not very good at writing long reviews.

I feel that this book is very well written. It completely describes the normal behavior of ordinary people who suddenly time travel to weird people. Because of the influence of the spirit stone, they become violent and kill the evil people they think are evil in order to save their lives. The protagonist's reasons for doing so in the first part are completely reasonable and in line with the selfishness of an ordinary person and his unwillingness to completely violate morals. The following chapter begins with a lesson and the accidental killing of a good person, which is a sublimation of the character, allowing the protagonist to fully realize his mistakes and atone for his sins. , The moral bottom line is still there. Among the knights I know so far, the most similar to the protagonist is probably an honest man. He was also affected by the nebula gas in the early stage to kill people. After the gas was removed, he used his life and everything to protect the earth. However, the protagonist's situation is more sad. The protagonist is neither a saint nor a pure evil. He is well-shaped and fits my ideal Kamen Rider. In terms of character creation, there is a lot of gauze. In the name of justice, he actually rubs his three views against the sky.

It looks great, come on. Also, I would like to ask the protagonist when he met his brother, the big locust riding a motorcycle. Although the Grunge format is cruel, the protagonist still retains some of his humanity, so if possible, I hope he can save his brother, and even look forward to making his brother as strong as him in a song.

It's very well written. I've read almost a hundred chapters now. What impressed me the most is the portrayal of the protagonist. He is a very contradictory character. He is three-dimensional and not flat. When placed in the special studio, he is a classic sad character with a tragic color. It reminds me of Uncle Ren. He used his own way to achieve the goals he wanted to achieve, and grew up in confusion. It really allowed me to see the growth journey of an ordinary person, and it really touched my heart. The author also respects the original characters very much, and the protagonist also interacts with them on both sides. Hhh, there is also a vest to see, which I didn't expect. I like it! 😍And the little warmth the author occasionally reveals makes people smile. Empty Self is my most popular work, and it is also the real White Moonlight and Cinnabar Mole. I have few works to begin with, but the author has written it so deeply that it has won my heart. I love it🫰🏻

The game will only be interesting when the Black God and Angel are resurrected and carry out a devastating blow to Grunge.

If the protagonist survives to the end (after the finale of the original work) and considers the follow-up, there are two connections (without considering the intrusion of Decade). The first is to try to add Agito's plot. Although the official does not recognize it, it does not mean that the fans do not recognize the connection. 2 Is an official follow-up novel to this work, which takes place 13 years after the end of the story. The seals of other Gurungi have been lifted elsewhere, and Rose Girl is not dead and continues to host the game. The big BOSS is a lion Gurungi who disguised as a human and became a member of Congress, preparing to sell drinks mixed with special liquids to poison 1.6 Million people. A police officer put on G3 to fight, and Natsume even became the second Kuuga.

I think the Gurungi Reform Party is a bit too strong. From the current point of view, its structure and protagonists are at least from the Mei Group, and the leaders and cadres must all be Ge level.