One-Punch Man: I'm a Rider, but They Mistake Me for a Monster

A good book, a really good read. The power of a knight is to protect people's smiles. Many knight protagonists, once they gain power, stop eating beef; they're simply unworthy of being Kamen Riders.

It doesn't start with a hero or rely on Saitama's coattails—that's a predictable formula. It's also not like XXX where you start with One-Punch Man and quickly progress through the levels. Acquiring abilities doesn't make you instantly invincible; instead, learning martial arts from a hero offers a fresh perspective.

This is a pretty good One-Punch Man fanfic, but I have a suggestion for the author: please include an image next to the main character's transformation. Otherwise, people who haven't seen Kamen Rider might not have a clear image in their minds just from the description, which somewhat affects their viewing experience.

Keep it up! Compared to most other Kamen Rider authors, you're quite chivalrous. I feel like you need to improve the flow of your writing.

Excellent, it's great in every aspect, and so far there are no major flaws. The protagonist is intelligent, has sound morals, and the integration of Kamen Rider doesn't feel out of place. At least within the One-Punch Man fanfiction genre, it's a rare gem. It's beautiful, I love watching it, please give me more! 💕

It's indeed very good, but towards the end, you can clearly feel the author's brain is a bit lacking. Also, I don't want this novel to have a female lead or anything like that. Finally, it would be best if they created a new, incredibly frustrating twist, like in the fifth installment, ending with the final enemy in a secluded place where not many people can see them.

This is the story of an ordinary, righteous person who grows and matures after gaining the power of a Kamen Rider. The character development is largely faithful to the original work. The protagonist transforms from an ordinary person into a qualified Kamen Rider, gradually overlapping with Godai's image. I gave it four stars because the author's writing style is somewhat lacking.

It's good, the subject matter is unique and rare, and it's worth reading. The main character is also very distinctive. However, the writing style needs improvement. I didn't see any compelling moments, probably not, and it's not an OC (out-of-character) story. If the author sees my comment, could you perhaps add more romantic scenes for the main character? Also, could you please give Xiaowen (the author) more attention? 🤭

This is a good novel; I hope the author updates it soon. Your efforts today mean future success. Water, giant water, super water

The only downside of this book is its slow pacing and slow updates; otherwise, it's above average for Tomato (the author). 🍉