Mechanical Path to Godhood: My Knight's Belt Comes from All Worlds

Indeed, it is obvious that there is no need to write about the heroine in the early stage. It must be written and emotional scenes must be added. I don't know why. The most annoying thing every time I read this kind of knight belt fan fiction is that the protagonist has to give his knight belt to the heroine's friend or his good brother. Obviously he needs it too, and he obviously knows that this kind of knight belt is unparalleled in the current world. Yes, others also want it, or they are looking for the technology to copy it. Even if it is in their own hands, they can still protect it or prevent others from knowing about it, but they have to give it to others, knowing that it will cause trouble for others. If outsiders want this belt or technology, they will cause trouble for the heroine or his friends, which is more dangerous than if it is in your own hands.

The plot is so classic. Did I travel back more than ten years ago? The third level saves the world. The senior sister is seriously injured by the protagonist. The protagonist barely saves the senior sister with the medicine he got at the beginning. Can he then embark on the road of finding treatment methods or materials for the senior sister? 🤦[OK]

The subject matter is quite interesting, but the poison begins in Chapter 29. The subsequent plot is very classic, the third level saves the world, the senior is dying, and the senior is fed the potion.

Where did Delta come from, the setting that humans can transform without the mark of Er-Enoch? Have any humans ever transformed?

So why not strike while the iron is hot and make the remaining two belts first? I keep using Delta even though I know it has side effects. I wonder if the protagonist is the only one who can use the mechanical system. Why does he keep shackles on the knight?

A Kamen Rider fanfic, but not a cool one. The routines are written in a homogeneous way, and there are no big surprises. There is nothing too bad and nothing too good. If you like Kamen Rider, you can watch it, but forget about the rest.

It is best to state in the introduction whether it is a single heroine, multiple heroines, or no heroine. Otherwise, the way you write it will really make people dislike you. If one woman cannot keep up, you will immediately arrange for another unknown woman to follow. Many of your previous writing methods will be enough. It's already a "classic", and I just barely passed the test because of the extra points based on the subject matter. I couldn't finish it if I didn't write a list or more. If you write a list, I can tolerate you arranging women to advance the plot. If you write more, I can understand your way of writing, but you just didn't make the mark.

Poison the heroine to death

Personally, I don't like this.

The books on other worlds are all based on a template, and I really got used to it.