I'm Liuying, and It's Only Natural That I Can Transform into a Kamen Rider

It's well-written; it gave me the feeling of watching a super-powered mechanic game. The later parts weren't as good; the plot became too padded, which negatively impacted the viewing experience.

The character from the "Bengtetsu" series, the self-created combat system, and the Masked Rider as a trump card—it perfectly blends these three elements, making it an excellent fanfic, especially for Kamen Rider fans. There seems to be a lot to write about, and I'm really looking forward to it.

I must say, this book is definitely excellent on Tomato Book. The protagonist's character is flawless. If I had to point out anything that bothered me, it would be that the protagonist frequently compares his current equipment with what he saw in his past life—it felt a bit too often. Also, opening rewards sometimes felt a bit slow, like he was only getting one or two items at a time.

It's good, no major problems. As for the "water" (referring to excessive padding), I don't really feel it. Wasn't it something to better fit the characters and settings? They could have emphasized it a bit. Anyway, it's free. Also, it would be better to change "the average value of a normal male" to "the evaluation value of a normal player." It's okay not to write it, as it makes the reading experience less disjointed.

Overall, it's alright, quite good. When I first saw this book, I thought it would be very awkward to read, so I avoided it. However, after seeing it on the recommendation list several times, I took a look yesterday, and unexpectedly, I couldn't stop reading. From 11 pm last night until now, less than 24 hours, I finished the book. My personal weakness is the appearance of the star.

This is a gem among the Fourth Calamity books; one of the best I've read since Godly Mechanic. The first dungeon felt a bit long, and the later plot moved a little too fast, making the player's presence feel somewhat weak. Please don't end it so soon!

It's a pretty good book, but I think the most interesting part of this type of book is the exploitation of players. Currently, the plot feels a bit slow; there's still no clear timeline for when the players will enter the game. Otherwise, there's nothing wrong with it 🍉. The main problem is that the first dungeon was too long, and it wasn't really related to the main storyline.

I came here for the Firefly, but the transformation was all masked, there were no lines, and the armor will probably be a long time from now. I was quite disappointed that the newborn core didn't sprout from the ground. There was too little player interaction, and the dungeons were too long. I'll give it a consolation prize because I like this type of book. Fine, I'll still give it five stars. What can I say, I'm a good person, after all.

What a divine book! This is truly an unprecedented masterpiece, a rare and extraordinary chapter in literary history! It combines the literary prowess of Luo Guanzhong, Shi Nai'an, Wu Cheng'en, and Cao Xueqin, inheriting the profound philosophy of Laozi and Zhuangzi, the elegant prose of Li Bai and Du Fu, the heroic spirit of the Three Su brothers, and the tragic grandeur of Xin Qiji.

I read it all in one go, it was incredibly good. The author perfectly captured the strength and tenderness of Liu Ying, without any conflict or out-of-character moments. The exciting parts were thrilling, and the character development was superb. After finishing it, I don't want to read any other books. Keep up the good work, author!