I Became the Ultimate Oni in Kamen Rider Hibiki

This 5 star is for the feelings. To be honest, the quality of this book is average. Many parts of the first Hibiki chapter are just brushed off. It is not as detailed as the later Jigui chapter. The plot of recruiting disciples is a bit sloppy, and the emotional line with Xiaojing is also average. Xiaojing's role in the later Jigui chapter is very small. (It's understandable that the author said that he's single and can't write a romantic line, but I like Xiaojing very much and hope he can have more scenes in the future [to send my heart]) However, the way Kyosuke was dealt with was not to beat him to death directly with a stick, but to choose Zhangui-san, a truly reliable master, to teach him. I think it's very good. Moreover, the author of the Kyogei chapter feels that he has his own style. In short, I admire and thank the author for choosing the theme of Kyōgoku to write the article. The author also feels that it is very human (Bushi often interacts with book friends)

The most enjoyable Hibiki novel I have read on Tomato so far, it has the flavor of the original drama, and the characters are not broken. Most people who really like Hibiki come here because they like the style of the show and its distinctive characters. So I think it's on point. Keep up the good work, just don't be a eunuch!

So cool, Xiang Gui Wen, I would like to call you the strongest 😠

From the current point of view, the writing is smooth, the protagonist is not dead, and the identity is reasonable. The plot has been slightly changed due to the protagonist, and it is reasonable now. The reason for the five stars is the same as the author's reason for writing this book. Originally, there were few writing about Hibiki, and the updates were interrupted and the ending was unfinished. I hope the author can finish it and hope this book becomes popular 👍

Friends who like Kamen Rider Hibiki should really read this book. This is the most integrated knight novel I have ever read in my 8 years of reading. The protagonist who travels through time does not have too many plot collapses and saves many regrets.

The book is very good, but there is a certain character that I hate, and judging from the comments in the author's reply, he will even be whitewashed to a certain extent. This is unacceptable to me, so I can only withdraw it. At least the books I have read so far are all very good. Come on, the author, slip away~

First of all, I like Hibiki very much. Secondly, about this book, Hikaru Adachi and Brother Asuka. Why, after listening to the whole book, although the two live together, there is no brotherhood. The content is all about Asuka's concern for Hibiki. How come he doesn't even care about his brother? He doesn't care about his brother at all. His heart is full of Hibiki. Oh my god. In addition, I think the protagonist should have his own fighting style, such as weapons, two sticks, which can be assembled into nunchakus, long sticks, or three-section sticks when fighting monsters. Has the author played Eternal Calamity? The dragon-tiger dance of the nunchakus is very cool.

In fact, I feel very good until I see Chapter 172. I just feel that in Chapter 170, the protagonist seems to have traveled through time. Did I forget that he will use the soul-returning curse to kill ghosts? I felt anxious watching it, just like in a TV series, where the male and female protagonists are deliberately pretending to be blind. Of course, there may be some problems with this metaphor, but it just feels almost the same, just a little bit different. It's so uncomfortable. Well, I saw that nothing happened in the end, otherwise it would be really uncomfortable

The heroine Tian Meijing must be given five stars.

The most anticipated Hibiki-themed novel I have read so far