Lin Fan, once the world-destroying powerhouse Oma Zi-O, now has just one humble wish: go back to his hometown, pass the civil service exam, and live a peaceful life.
Who knew Earth back home would get an update, with monsters everywhere and Riders as common as dogs?
Faced with the chaos, Lin Fan pulls out his phone without hesitation. "Hello, National Security? I have a project I'd like to discuss with the state, about how to put superpowers in the cage of regulation..."
From then on, the whole tone of the story goes completely off the rails:
While protagonists in other countries awaken their powers on the brink of death, Lin Fan stays up all night writing the Kamen Rider Code of Conduct Handbook.
While villains shout, "Embrace chaos!" he calmly flashes his ID. "Hello. I'd like to check your transformation license."
When Diend from another world swaggeringly passes by, he is met by a Chinese Rider squad led by Lin Fan: everyone licensed, all their gear standardized, and all shouting the slogan, "Serve the people!"
Tsukasa Kadoya: "??? What kind of dungeon is this?"
Lin Fan adjusts his nonexistent glasses and smiles faintly.
"Welcome to the new world, comrade. To transform here, scan the code to download the app, complete the online quiz, and book your exam."
Okay 🤭 The protagonist is an instructor. Until I read Chapter 47, I didn't expect that the protagonist's power would have to be restored from scratch. Now I feel a little bit that the introduction is a scam 🤔
Don't you feel embarrassed? It's so embarrassing that I keep describing it, okay, isn't it just a grunge game? Does it need to be so exaggerated?
Introduction to fraud 7 points