I Created Kamen Rider

The behind-the-scenes story is very well written. It's good to write the main character as a coffee shop owner (divinity + a bit of humanity), so that no one knows his identity (but the humanity of a bitch does not end in person, nor is he a loser, but a daily spectator who can appear in the article like this), and there is no inexplicable female appearance. I hope this novel does not have a female protagonist who inexplicably falls in love with the male protagonist. This is a normal novel, it is best if there is no emotional line, only the existence of protection, bondage, family affection and friendship. In fact, the owner of the belt can make certain sacrifices. The belt is replaced by an ordinary person (similar to Ultraman Noah's Suiter, I don't know if the author has seen it). Otherwise, he will be seriously injured and comatose every time and then become more powerful, which will cause fatigue (personal understanding)

The author writes very carefully and has rich imagination. He listens to readers' opinions and adopts some of their ideas. Each chapter is large and full, so you don't have to worry about not enough. Of course, it may be because there are relatively few chapters in the current update (I only read this novel because of a friend's recommendation. I generally won't read novels with less than 200 chapters). When it exceeds 200 chapters in the future, the score should be very high and it will be very popular.

It's good to see it now. It's an excellent work, but the rating is too low and too few people have watched it. It doesn't have any major shortcomings, but it just feels like it's far from a high-quality product. I hope it won't stop updating. The advantage is that it's large in volume, with one chapter containing six to seven thousand words. I hope the author can give the protagonist a few vests, which may make him more powerful. I think a group of protagonists other than the protagonist can also exist.

(Personal opinion) I think it was well written, but I'm surprised why so few people read it. I feel like the exposure is still not enough. Or maybe it's because the title of the book isn't attractive enough. Because when I saw this title for the first time, I didn't have the idea to click on it.

It's a very good behind-the-scenes story. The writing style is top-notch among the books I've read. The protagonist has a very standard behind-the-scenes concept. He only thinks about how to promote the development of the plot. Overall, the plot development is very stable and exciting [laughs]

It is a very well-written story about a group of knights. The adaptation and addition of details are very friendly to those who have never seen the knights. The most important thing is that it is smooth. The protagonist is very qualified as a guide and a fun person. I even think that the protagonist E can be given a general configuration. Overall, I give it five stars. I recommend that the writing be refined and it will be better.

A good knight story. After traveling through time, the protagonist regards the new world as his playground, realizing his various fantasies about Kamen Riders, integrating various Kamen Rider worldviews, and creating his own favorite scripts.

Beautiful, very beautiful

It feels okay. But there is one thing that makes me want to complain. Without similar tokusatsu, it is difficult to think that Kuuga is a human being.

It's pretty. Come on.