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Kamen Rider, the Point Is Not to Do This in the Real World of Kamen Rider
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This Is Not a Book with the Power of Knights but No Spirit of Chivalry, the Soul of a Knight!
I want to read a book similar to "Burning the Knight's Soul in the World of Light and Beauty". Some books just cover up the knight's power system, but what I want to read is the real Kamen Rider
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Kamen Rider Henshi!
Henshi! 555GaimEx-iadBuildZI-OFaiz1Wdedea01sbear
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Are There Any Kamen Rider Stories with Chivalry?
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The content is very novel, the Showa style is also highlighted, and the author's chivalry of the protagonist is also reflected. But there are a few questions that I am confused about. First, why is the protagonist able to conclude that he has the ability to copy the power of other Showa Knights after sensing Number 1 and Number 2? Without any foreshadowing, he directly comes to the conclusion [face covering] Secondly, is it necessary to add this system? Can't it be the protagonist's own ability? The main reason is that the system's presence is not high, and then it suddenly appears. It feels so inconsistent [face covering]
The satisfactory knight text setting refers to the feeling of Kamen Rider Black07 No, buddy, if you came here to be the camera, just leave the collection there.
From the episode where he meets Kamen Rider at the beginning, we can see that the protagonist has chivalry.
It's almost done. It's pretty good. You just have to endure the left-brain and right-brain fight.
[Laughing and crying] You just stopped reading a good Kamen Rider novel
Great, great
It's cool, it feels very Showa.