[System], [Knight], [Chivalry], [Emperor Cavalry], [Collection Cards], [Single Female Protagonist], [Not a Cool Story], [Not Invincible], [Growth], [The protagonist is just an ordinary person with the ability to transform]
Decades ago, due to the fall of cosmic meteorites, a kind of existence called fringe matter appeared on the earth in the parallel world. Anyone infected by it will become a unique weirdo among Kamen Riders such as Enoch and Grunge. In order to deal with this crisis, humans independently developed the knight system with the help of the data left in the meteorites...
He's just a Kamen Rider passing by, remember it for me
Reader comments
Well, overall it's pretty good. There are so many books about knights all over the country, but there's no pretentiousness or slap in the face. It's pretty good. The protagonist is also quite chivalrous. I just suggest that the author write a brief introduction.
Actually, it's not bad. I haven't read much. After all, I only wrote about fifty chapters. I can't say that I haven't read two hundred chapters [laughs evilly]
The writing is actually pretty good, and the emotional writing is okay, but sometimes I don't like to use my brain when reading, so the places where the writing is too conspiratorial are basically brushed off.
Then there is the issue of soul penetration that someone mentioned... How should I put it? In fact, for people who don't care, it really doesn't matter, but for people who are more sensitive, it is more sensitive. The author said it was pseudo-soul travel, and I understood it after reading Chapter 38. I couldn't wait, so I took a look first. It felt like the male protagonist was unconsciously carrying out body seizing [thinking]. After all, the nature of soul travel and body seizing are actually very different. They are all about borrowing corpses to bring back souls. It is most likely soul travel. The following is a snippet of the text:
"When I woke up, I found myself in his body. At that time, he was holding a wedding with Lin Suruo."
"If nothing else happens, he might have been gone the moment before I arrived. Otherwise, it wouldn't be my turn as an outsider to occupy his body."
Praise
It's very interesting. Come on, author, keep up the good work.
So far, it looks pretty good
The writing is very good, keep up the good work! The big brother who writes books!
Well, overall it's pretty good. There are so many books about knights all over the country, but there's no pretentiousness or slap in the face. It's pretty good. The protagonist is also quite chivalrous. I just suggest that the author write a brief introduction.
Actually, it's not bad. I haven't read much. After all, I only wrote about fifty chapters. I can't say that I haven't read two hundred chapters [laughs evilly] The writing is actually pretty good, and the emotional writing is okay, but sometimes I don't like to use my brain when reading, so the places where the writing is too conspiratorial are basically brushed off. Then there is the issue of soul penetration that someone mentioned... How should I put it? In fact, for people who don't care, it really doesn't matter, but for people who are more sensitive, it is more sensitive. The author said it was pseudo-soul travel, and I understood it after reading Chapter 38. I couldn't wait, so I took a look first. It felt like the male protagonist was unconsciously carrying out body seizing [thinking]. After all, the nature of soul travel and body seizing are actually very different. They are all about borrowing corpses to bring back souls. It is most likely soul travel. The following is a snippet of the text: "When I woke up, I found myself in his body. At that time, he was holding a wedding with Lin Suruo." "If nothing else happens, he might have been gone the moment before I arrived. Otherwise, it wouldn't be my turn as an outsider to occupy his body."
Praise
It's very interesting. Come on, author, keep up the good work.
So far, it looks pretty good
The writing is very good, keep up the good work! The big brother who writes books!
Very good, good knight article, I feel it