Western Fantasy / medieval / Kamen Rider / multiple heroines / System / Transmigration / monster-slaying adventures / a little warfare and power struggles
Good news: I got transported into a game I was playing, ending up in the Western Fantasy medieval world I had just beaten. I know where all the treasures are, so I'll take them all: the money pouch that can produce an endless supply of gold, the flute that summons monsters, everything.
I'm going to rise above the rest, slaughter my way across the land, and recline with beauties in my arms.
Bad news: I transmigrated as a commoner, and the previous owner of this body used to beat his wife. Now my little witch of a wife is trying to poison me...
This is the story of a commoner striving to become a Kamen Rider, and even a great noble. The protagonist ultimately becomes the strongest in the world. Of course, thanks to his familiarity with the game's characters, winning over the female characters, embracing beautiful women, reclining with beauties in his arms, and building a harem are all part of the deal.
Golden finger: The Eye of Insight lets him see a character's information and affection level, as well as the attributes of equipment and items.
Game interface: Focused training steadily increases experience, allowing him to level up. Skills and abilities have no bottlenecks, and each level-up grants a specialized skill.
Combat and monster-slaying also earn experience and allow him to level up.
Note: The combat leans a little toward low magic, without too many bizarre skills, though there are some game elements. Aside from the protagonist, most combat is still fought at close quarters with melee weapons. Mages and witches are rare, and there are no world-shattering skills. The protagonist is a Kamen Rider.
Well, it's a cool article. It's good to read. The first three golden chapters successfully attracted me.
The author's writing is quite good, and there are basically no poisonous points. I just feel that it is not enough and I would like to read more. [Please update]
Well, it's a cool article. It's good to read. The first three golden chapters successfully attracted me.
The author's writing is quite good, and there are basically no poisonous points. I just feel that it is not enough and I would like to read more. [Please update]