Gurongi from the Start: Evolution Runs on Hextech

Five-star review, one of the best knight stories I've ever read. Generally speaking, when the ratings come out, I'll just seal this book. It's full of gay love. The protagonist likes the fifth generation. Absolutely. It's like licking a dog.

It smells like wenqing and tastes sour.

This article is not a cool article. Although the title, the golden finger of the protagonist, and the introduction all tell readers "I am a cool article", the description of literary drama is much higher than that of martial arts. The protagonist in the martial arts drama will still be confused after the fight, so he looks unhappy, sour, and a bit "literary youth" style If you like this, you can watch it, but if you want to read cool articles, I don't recommend it, you will probably just find it boring. [Understood]

I read a lot of Kamen Rider novels. The ones I read were either too long or discontinued. The only one I read was the one opened in unlimited streaming mode. Before encountering this novel again, I thought it would be difficult to see a qualified or even excellent novel in the future. The setting and plot of this book are really great. Thank you to the author for writing this book. I hope he can have a complete ending. The rating of the book does not match the content of the book. In my opinion, the current content is already top-notch among fan fiction. It writes about the contradiction between reality and ideals, and also writes about the inner struggle of normal people after coming to Kamen Rider: whether to become Gurungi to complete the game, or to become the Kamen Rider they want to be. As a reader, there's not much you can do except this book review and the subsequent plot. Come on author.

I thought it was a cool male protagonist, but it turned out to be a confused Gurungi villain with human memories.

It's so beautiful, a patriotic novel written by a Japanese author in China 👍👍👍👍👍

It's so perfect, the "Judge" who escapes from the framework and survives in the cracks; the "Guardian" who maintains order and beauty and gradually grows. The contradiction between light and shadow, the collision between sensibility and reason. I enjoyed reading it anyway, author NB!

It's not bad, but the author has already written so much that the system no longer has a sense of existence, and the latest chapters feel like they are about to end. Overall, worth a look

I'm giving high marks so that you can see that the writing is pretty good, but it's only around chapter 40 that three Hexes crazily overwhelm the combat power.

What a pair of hard-luck mandarin ducks. Forget about the front, forget about the middle, and finally go eat Oita with your miserable mandarin duck.