The Villainous Rider Doesn't Want the Pretty Cure Girls to Like Him

I want to see, knight who hides his tears under the mask, is your style too biased toward precision and family fun? I want to see a story where the protagonist has to fight with cures, misunderstandings, and twists.

Author, is your nightmare setting wrong? A nightmare is a nightmare that will come true in the worst possible way. The dreamer will destroy whatever the dreamer wants, and do whatever the dreamer doesn't want. Destroy the police station to prevent Fujimi from continuing to investigate the black box incident. Let the bride fall from a high altitude in a plane to realize the bride's worst fear Kill the diplomat in a diplomatic situation and destroy the old shopkeeper's shop Destroy the artist's most precious painting Meteor hits earth and fulfills child's nightmare Mo's childhood nightmare of being struck by lightning Allowing powerless people to participate in the death game makes 6 powerless The coming of disaster makes children recall the pain None of these nightmares are what the dreamer wants to do. They are all nightmares that the dreamer least wants to see. The nightmare is not the alien demon god, the alien demon god is the one who fulfills the wish in a customized way. For example, Zhiyou's nightmare is about losing business to another hotel. Then the behavioral logic of the nightmare should not be to destroy the other hotel, but to ruin the reputation of Zhiyou's hotel or simply blow up the Zhiyou's hotel, because the dream owner's nightmare is this.

It's a pretty good book. It's a rare Mitsumi fanfic in the tomato genre. The author's writing style is excellent, and he uses funny jokes (especially the Three Kingdoms and Yu-Gi-Oh themes). The emotional line with the three Q children is a bit urgent, but overall it seems okay. The protagonist is indeed a real Kamen Rider with a heroic heart. In terms of emotions, there are also senior knights returning. Mitsumi also has a warm world view and writing style unique to the series. Overall, it is a good work. I feel that the score should be more than seven points. If I have to say what I don't like very much, it's probably that the male protagonist's character is too dull in terms of the emotional line. I feel that the emphasis is too much on the male protagonist's role in upholding justice and fighting against evil, and he seems a bit passive in terms of emotions. In fact, I prefer the protagonists of similar tokusatsu and Kagumi works whose overall personality is more comical, with a comedic style but a bottom line and a real sense of reality (like Lu Ming in the book "Urban Supernatural + Knight"), or a protagonist who is selfish at the beginning, hesitant and hesitant, but has a bottom line. The growth-oriented protagonist who will stand up from time to time and slowly grow into a real Kamen Rider with chivalry spirit (like the protagonist who starts out as the school beauty White Moonlight City Imperial Rider), or the protagonist Kaoru Kino in the book Red Core Alien is rational and likes to be carried alone silently also pokes me. (In fact, the fun-loving protagonist who is both good and evil can be written without losing his personality charm, but most authors of similar protagonists fail to control their writing skills. In the end, they basically end up writing naughty children who are looking for trouble and need to be beaten.) All in all, I don't expect the author to write several volumes, but at least finish the healing volume. The current record of Tomato Guangmei fan fiction is more than 210 chapters, and finally it was discontinued. Please be an author who has a beginning and an end! We Knight Chef + Dayou are currently relying on you to support us in Tomato!!! Come on!!!! Lao Lu, are there too many daily routines? Should we also push the main line? I only update one chapter a day. Although it is said to be a large volume, most of it is filled with daily routines, and it is difficult for people to watch it. We also want to see something explosive, so when will the yandere Q baby in the introduction be served!!! Lao Lu recently had to prepare for the exam and had to stop updating for a while. It was really hard...

At present, it seems that there is nothing wrong with this book. It is a good knight book. The author can bring Nox to the linkage and become Luluka's mentor.

It's so beautiful. It's so beautiful.

The writing is rough, but the plot and characters are handled well. The protagonist's image is not particularly three-dimensional. Of course, the amount of text is here. I hope that the subsequent plot can portray a vivid Taki.

I have only watched zzz but not Guangmei. The protagonist's chivalry is very upright; I just don't know anything about Guangmei's things, people, and settings that the author mentioned in the comments. Although I searched for pictures and settings, I still hope there are pictures so that readers can know what the character looks like and what the author is talking about (this kind of animation and tokusatsu creations must at least have pictures)

I'll beat Taki (referring to the pink-haired girl, from the introduction) Is that what you said? If you fight against me, you will be punished. Your wish will never come true Taki! Why can you transform into zzz from the beginning? Why can you generate capsules Why is your memory a fog? There is only one answer to all this (***) Taki! That's because you are the first in the world It is also the cause of all harm, the first nightmare (laughing) Having only watched the early stages, I am very curious about the tragedy that was born because of Taki's appearance, and how to deal with and repair the damage that should not have occurred. Or should I be like Gabe, doing good things will make others forget the wrong things they did before. I'm curious how it will work. (After all, in the final analysis, the protagonist in the early stage is just dealing with his own mess)

Cool writing, no system, multiple female protagonists, Kamen Rider zzzX cures q-baby. If other knights come in, the hero can also use the power of other knights. There is currently no introductory scene, and we can't see what will happen to the protagonist who is determined to be a hero of justice that leads to this direction (although the male protagonist has a dark personality). There is a small humiliation field. The rhythm gradually drags, and then the classic and the heroine recognize each other but are forced to lose their memory due to various reasons (even their future selves).

It's a very good fusion of Pretty Cure and Kamen Rider. The protagonist is a rare good person with positive energy who can help others. However, there are too many long and difficult sentences in the dialogue, which makes it a bit exhausting to watch. Wait, luka, Moon Song? Is the author also playing braised heaven [licking the screen]