Traveling Through the Magical Girl World: I Will Become a Knight

The character of the male protagonist needs to grow up. He is an elite monster at the beginning, which is a bit difficult. It can be seen that he wants to get closer to the fifth generation. It is understandable that he will be defeated by the monster. He almost won miserably, almost the same as the quasi brother, but it is okay. It is quite good. [Like] I have four stars here, and one star for Xiu Luo

It's so damn good-looking, I can only say it's a blast. The only drawback is that it's too slow. Lao Luo is still too strong, can it be strengthened?

Although 31 is a big poison How should I put it? It may be caused by my personal bias and my life experience. Why do I think this is reasonable? By the way, is there really no problem in choosing the mascot? There is no sense of justice at all! These magical girls No, the Showa flavor is gone. It smells like shit.

You are the real Kamen Rider! Can you give these magical girls a good beating? The stress monster looks really unhappy☹️

The characters are created with flesh and blood, and the imagination is quite good. You can see the growth of the protagonist. However, the construction of the world view can only be said to be the same. The relationship between the characters is very messy, and there are many settings that need to be supplemented. Often before a character has finished talking, another character appears, and the original character is thrown aside. The connection of the plot seems a bit silly to me. I have ideas, but it is too impatient. A lot of content should be polished. I also have a lot of time to read the book. As a knight's novel, the core is better than It's pretty good, but as a novel, it's messy and the writing is too shallow. I felt a little uncomfortable reading it. However, a protagonist with upright views and chivalry can guarantee the upper limit of this book, so I'll give it a four-star rating first. I'm looking forward to the protagonist choosing to become a Kamen Rider just because of the knight's handsomeness from the beginning to becoming a person who truly possesses chivalry. Come on, boy (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧! ! !

Although it was frustrating in the early stages, this is a common problem in the growth system, and the protagonist has indeed slowly transformed from a person who imitates a hero to a real hero, which I think is even better. (I really like the flat-chested loli red. I hope it's the heroine, a girl who's sexy but good at fighting.) The position of author 108 176 178 is wrong. Remember to change it.

Is the protagonist trying to compete with someone who is invincible and who has eaten more?

There are some minor flaws in character creation in the early stage, but the author has made rapid progress, and in the later stage, the improvement of writing style can be clearly seen. Although there may still be some small shortcomings, these are innocuous. Overall, it is worth watching.

It's good, but I can't help but feel aggrieved. It's so aggrieved.

So cool! ! ! The growth-oriented protagonist has really good-looking mouth and teeth! It's just that the addition of Red after 53 feels a bit strange. Let's go back and see how the author writes it.

To be honest, I really like the shaping of the protagonist, especially the protagonist who gradually becomes a hero with true chivalry. The writing process is great, but the combat power is a bit heavy. The protagonist basically loses miserably, almost like the brother-in-law, which makes it seem a bit depressing. I hope the author can improve the protagonist's combat power in the future, or open a spin-off to visit other magical girl worlds.

It doesn't matter whether I'm suffocated or not, I always feel like I'm watching Nexus all over again. Of course, the poisonous point is obvious in writing this way. Lao Luo is still too locked up. How can he be exposed to all kinds of bad things (magical girls defecting, little girls backstabbing, etc.) It is really a big miracle that he has not turned evil. Finally, let Xiaohong, Ah Lun and Lao Luo be happy together. Please, I will do anything...

A Kamen Rider novel with many classic plots, such as the betrayal of the child, the new form that is defeated, and the enemy and the enemy have the same origin. The rest is okay, but I feel like there are a bit too many people dying, and the deaths are useless, as if they were forced to be sensationalized sacrifices. It's better to die less

Great, I finally found a book that I can read. It is obvious that it is a bit green at the beginning, and the author's writing style has also grown obviously in the back. Overall, it does not seem to be inexplicably uncomfortable like other books. There are many tributes to other works. Come on, I am looking forward to the follow-up. I also hope that this review will not put any pressure on the author (I want to join the book group [crying])

Not bad, the specious "predecessors" I met were probably the miracles caused by the Sigma Gem, but I still have to say that the protagonist has been in jail a lot along the way, and the magical girl is probably a pure gimmick, and will disappear later.

It's either on the way to becoming deflated or on the way to becoming deflated.

Are these fakes considered magical girls?

It's a good Kamen Rider, but not to my taste, but it's really good.

The protagonist's awareness and spirit as a knight have already surpassed most protagonists of the same type. Although I felt a little frustrated watching it, there is no doubt that the protagonist has grown into a real Kamen Rider.

I'll give it 4 stars. I've been reading it for a while. It does have a setting where Kamen Rider's enemies and friends are of the same origin, but the combat power of the protagonist and the enemy is completely unequal. I just got the new form and it collapsed within a few chapters. The process of increasing the combat power can be smoothed out, and the magical girl will appear later. It's a bit lacking. These magical girls don't have any improvement in combat power later on. I feel that the four elements can be fought with a single press. There are also a bit few displays of the results of Hong's training. I only feel that the protagonist is tired. I hope the author can write better. I still have a few questions to ask. 1. Will the four elements of the protagonist be strengthened later, or sublimated like Kuuga? If so, will it appear due to the protagonist's strong desire to become stronger or be stimulated through some methods? 2. Will the protagonist's belt produce special weapons on its own? Aren't the weapons given by the doctor broken? If so, please indicate it. Maybe I was blind and didn't see it. 3. Can the appearance of the protagonist be restored? I feel that having a normal appearance would make people more accepting. 4. Will the protagonist go to other cities? If so, will other people like Dr. Red and the like go with him? 5. When will red and the protagonist get married [laughing evilly] 6. I hope the author can update more, I enjoyed reading it so much [Sending my heart]

Why is the rating so low? Actually, I think it looks pretty good.

I'm curious if the heroine is red?

It is already a pain that no knight can match. All knights will collapse if they experience these things. Shuluo has indeed collapsed many times and gone crazy.

Please author, please add a reliable teammate to the protagonist!

The protagonist of a good novel has a strong Kamen Rider spirit, but the question is why the protagonist's form is gained so little.

To be honest, it was pretty good to watch, but I felt like there was a little little interaction between the male protagonist and the magical girl.

I've been following it for a long time. What do you think of this novel? The plot aspect feels very good. It's just that the main character is a bit too strong.

It's pretty good-looking, except for the early pitfalls that haven't been filled in yet, but overall it's pretty good.

There is no problem with the plot, I don't hate traditional plots But Jiang Xiaoyue's love line is destined to not be successful. It is just a child's admiration for a reliable adult.

It's good to read, but I have to deduct one star. It's true that the progress was a bit too fast in the early stage. Write more daily routines (if I start writing daily routines for chapters I haven't seen, just assume I haven't broken it)