I’m Longya, in a World Without Kamen Riders

The main character is a bit aloof, which might lead to... Well, you know. But so far, the author has handled it quite well, so I'm giving it five stars. We'll see how it goes from here on out, because the main character is genuinely... Well... How to put it, a bit too cold for human measure. So if I were to rate it again, the score might drop. Anyway, good luck to the author!

This book is alright; the plot doesn't drag. The action scenes are decent, but each fight feels a bit too short, leaving me wanting more. I'm just wondering if there's any romance? I actually really hope there's some, preferably with multiple female leads 🤭🤭. That would give the book some warmth; the male lead seems too cold and lacks human touch. 🤦

It looks pretty good; the battles are fast-paced and satisfying, and the main character doesn't talk much. The only downside is that it feels like there should be a female lead. Having a female lead in Dragon Knight would be acceptable, but I really can't accept it in Dragon Fang. 🍉

It's pretty good among knight fanfiction. For me personally, this book was a bit bland. How to put it? 🤔 It's more like a slice-of-life campus story with a touch of tokusatsu (special effects) elements. And every crisis always seems to suddenly appear in everyday life. Aside from the system notification, there was no further setup. To me personally, each chapter reads more like a unit of chapters.

So, how do you learn combat techniques? Or is it that Dragon Fang automatically learns them upon transformation? How did they acquire sensory abilities? This is clearly not a human ability. Also, the way the Mirror Beasts appear—only around the protagonist's location—seems too deliberate.

It's a pretty good knight-themed novel on Tomato, but the pacing is too slow and updates are infrequent. While the protagonist's battles are exciting, I didn't fully enjoy them. Keep it up!

It looks good [salute], but it's too slow to start. I'll occasionally add a comment about whether the official team has discovered anything about the Mirror World.

The writing is alright, but the female lead's storyline is classic: classic rescue of a girl, classic being discovered by the female lead 🤦 Not bad, that's good.

My impression from what I've seen is that it's a mirror world, but not the mirror world of Knight's Den. The setting is similar, but ultimately different, which is why those dragged into it don't disintegrate. The dragon fangs were likely brought by the protagonist. So far, it seems pretty good.

So far, it's been good; it's still considered a "fast-paced, enjoyable" story. No monsters can fight the protagonist. The romance is a bit forced, but the action scenes are excellent. I just don't know how it will develop later. While constant monster-slaying is enjoyable, it can get boring. Without introducing other knights or some exciting plot twists, it's easy for readers to abandon the book.