Traveling Across Worlds: I Turn Armor into an Unorthodox Rider

It's okay. If I had to say there were any shortcomings, it would probably be the enemies from all realms that appeared after the Demon King. But without them, the protagonist probably wouldn't have traveled to the Ultra World. There is also a groove watch, which seems to seal the power of history, which can make other people think that he is the original character (and forget the original character). I can only assume that the protagonist has not traveled to the real world of knights, at least not the King of Time. To be honest, I am really curious about how the King of Time is acted here. Isn't it just that he clearly knows that he has lost his power? Those scientists still have memories, and there are knights with pure technology such as g3. The angels in this world are probably not protecting human beings. This is good, but it explains it. Most of the knights are relatively expensive to produce, so they do not appear again.

A heterogeneous Imperial Cavalry is actually capable of doing the same thing as the Imperial Knight [eat melon] [eat melon] [eat melon]

Blessed are those who like to read villain stories. The perfect villain, Swaruts, will do whatever it takes to gain powerful power.