The Cyborg's Journey Begins with Kuuga

Although it is a bit raw, the emotion and chivalry contained in it are far richer than those fan fictions on the market that only have crazy stacks of shapes and no plot. I hope the author will write it down well. I always think of Camus's words, "There are as many shortcomings as stars, and as few advantages as the sun. But I still like you very much, because when the sun comes out, all the stars disappear." Keep the light on, the light of Linduo soldiers!

10/10 A perfect masterpiece! This is not only a novel, but also an epic song dedicated to all warriors struggling in their destiny. With amazing writing power, the author perfectly reproduces the core tragic aesthetics and spirit of resistance of the Kamen Rider series - every transformation of the protagonist is not only an explosion of passion, but also a tragic showdown with fate. The character creation in the book is exemplary. Whether it is the protagonist's early choice between power and cost, or the villain's charming paranoia, every collision between good and evil transcends simple good and evil and sublimates it into philosophical speculation. The construction of the world view is exquisite, and the suspense that foreshadows thousands of miles brings a soul-shaking reading experience when it is finally recycled. When you close the last page, the vow to "fight to protect" has been deeply imprinted in your heart - this is the real Kamen Rider!

This kind of peak situation of surviving from a desperate situation is very brain-burning. The author writes it well and thoughtfully. Fear is the instinct of living things, and courage is the hymn of human beings!

I would like to give it a five-star encouragement. I personally feel that it is good. However, there is also a flaw, that is, there is very little portrayal of the female protagonist. Although it is useful, I guess some people will not want the female protagonist. Also, this novel is not an invincible novel. The protagonist is often frustrated, so I hope to strengthen the protagonist. Anyone who cares about this is mistaken.

How to put it this way, chivalry is good, but it doesn't feel like there is any mental journey of growth, unless the protagonist is regarded as the protagonist in anime (Higashishima Saburo wants to become a Kamen Rider) and does not need to grow up. He just traveled through time and was transformed and re-transported, and when he meets the heroine, he doesn't feel like it. If it hits Godai Yusuke, he will definitely not stand idly by when he encounters a comatose person. When Godai is in danger, it seems reasonable for the male protagonist to take action. If he had not taken action before, he would have been trapped in the shadow of transformation, leaving his hometown through time and unable to extricate himself. Moreover, the development of the plot is just a memory. The male protagonist saved a woman from being harassed by gangsters. When questioned, the woman was afraid and refused to admit that the male protagonist saved her. This is not a big deal for Kamen Rider. It is at most a youth pain literature. Why is it not just to save people when you become a Kamen Rider? Do you save other people and keep them from harm? You don't just save other people out of gratitude. You should say that my saving you has nothing to do with you. I just can't stand other people's atrocities. Even if others are bullied, I will step forward to stop the atrocities, regardless of gender, age, or identity.

It is a very interesting knight work. The protagonist is a human being who has been transformed and traveled to the world of Kuuga. However, its transformation has not been completely transformed. It lacks the power of using the belt to consume life. You will get spiritual stones later. The writing is relatively green, but it is worth reading. And the author, since some people don't want the heroine, you can write the heroine well, write it very well, and then cut it off and change it to an enhanced form. Wouldn't it be fine like this (my personal suggestion is not to use it)

The Showa Cyborg can directly wear the Heisei version and directly jump to the version. There is no mechanism, the values ​​are from internal testing, and the weakening does not exist. (There is no belt suppressor) The official server is not available (there is no Showa battle screen) It's up to you to decide whether the first-generation internal test values (Showa) vs. The second-generation server (Heisei) are the same.

The writing is okay, but there is something wrong with the character of Godai. Godai will not be a person who wants others to fight with him, but will persuade others not to fight. Other than that, it's well written and worth reading.

A very good novel, from ordinary to guardian, the story is full of power. The author writes "courage" very realistically, without deliberately making it heroic, which makes people empathize and look forward to the subsequent development.

This is the knight I want to watch. This is no better than the forgiveness, trust, happiness, tolerance, and coexistence of Groove [face covering]