My name is Jeton Stomark, and I'm a food blogger who makes a living by taking on bizarre food challenges.
While my fellow bloggers savor caviar in Michelin-starred restaurants, I’m racing around trying to save my younger sister from a strange illness. An unknown force is rapidly draining away her life.
Then one day, a monster called an Aberrant Devourer tore through the city’s façade and appeared before me. Driven into a corner, I followed my most primal hunger instinct and sank my teeth into its twisted flesh...
[Ding! You have devoured a Class D Aberrant Devourer. The “Gluttony Core” has been activated!]
[Digesting and analyzing... Obtained “Core Snacks”!]
That was when I realized that true “gourmet food” lurked in the shadows of the world.
A retro lunchbox driver appeared at my waist. I loaded it with a freshly made “Core Snack.”
**“Gabu! Eat Time!”**
I transformed into a Kamen Rider. From then on, the world became one huge buffet before my eyes!
Devour a “Gale Mantis” to unlock [Gale Form] and move faster than sound!
Devour a “Hardened Beetle” to unlock [Heavy Armor Form] and withstand a direct hit from a cruise missile!
Fire, lightning, illusions, space... I can devour countless abilities!
It's okay, but the protagonist is not decisive enough and has too much humanity, and is always being played. Although I don't plan to pursue it, I hope the author will continue to work hard. After all, the writing is very good, but the protagonist is too hesitant and has too much humanity. Was also threatened Forget it, five stars, after all, it's really good 😏😏😏
The protagonist's character is that of a classic tragic villain.
Not bad actually The main reason is that the content is different from the introduction. In the introduction, it looks like an explorer or adventurer eating and evolving. But now it seems that in addition to fighting, it means suffering, and the new form has not been laid out yet, but the main line is too urgent and there are relatively few daily ones. But the fighting is still a bit good