Honkai: Star Rail: I Bought a Fake Kamen Rider Belt Online and Broke Fu Xuan

In Chapter Four, the protagonist, a celestial being, is about to die after being disemboweled. Good luck to you guys! 🙂

If I could stop time, I could move more bricks and deliver more takeout! 😍😍 I'd eat Shaxian snacks, one serving at a time, then throw the rest away. Hehehe, even Jack Ma wouldn't dare to be that extravagant! 😋

Hurry up and show the Ten Holy Blades! I want to see the Ten Holy Blades, author, hurry up! 😠

I took a look and thought it was pretty good. The subject matter is good. The writing isn't too bad, and it's not as bad as some people say. From a sensory perspective, it's quite good. Then I carefully read the 1 and 2-star reviews. Some were simply taking revenge on the author. Others read a short part and didn't see the rest, so they found the earlier plot uninteresting.

The author insists on not believing those who say the protagonist has to kill or recruit everyone, and just stick to their own abstract ideas. However, to make the protagonist lose that knightly spirit, you need to look at the true core spirit of the three major tokusatsu series. (I haven't watched Super Sentai, so sorry.

I've finished reading it, and only now did I remember to write a review. The book isn't very long, so I'll briefly explain why I gave it five stars: 1. The main plot is humorous and interesting, and the character development is fairly good without being out of character (OOC), but the romance isn't very strong; I hope the author can polish it further. 2.

Children should avoid this book. It lacks chivalry, and the protagonist is similar to Su Yang from next door... While power itself is neutral, the motive and consequences of its use determine its nature. Many atrocities in history have been committed under the pretext of "might makes right." Completely denying the distinction between justice and evil excuses immoral behavior.

The protagonist has a certain chivalrous spirit; he won't harm anyone indiscriminately. His character development is excellent. Then there's the Zi-O II, who's flushed down the toilet in the show—it's practically a godsend in the novel! When in doubt, Zi-O II! The plot is also quite good; at least it's innovative.

Time is a vague concept for the Star Gods. A prime example is the end. Even if you know who will become the end and kill them, they will still be born at the moment the universe returns to stillness and begin their return. The arrows shot by the hunters will always arrive at the predetermined time. Memory possesses the power to witness recurring events and rewind.

To be honest, this is the first time I've seen fanfiction that combines Kamen Rider and JoJo elements. It's hilarious, a lighthearted story, and I highly recommend it. I think the character's personality is similar to Yoshikage Kira—living an ordinary life, but suddenly experiencing a dramatic shift in personality, which is very intriguing.