[I’m a monster, so I have no chivalrous spirit!] [I won’t kill people indiscriminately!] [No female lead] [Doomsday]
Yun Minglong is an utterly ordinary man. The one thing he has going for him is his handsome face. He’s a big fan of Kamen Rider, but he likes more than just the Riders: he’s even more interested in all the different monsters.
He thinks those monsters are cool. One day, after punching his boss, he got fired. While bored, he was selected by a mysterious System.
He must travel through all kinds of Doomsday worlds, drawing all sorts of Kamen Rider monsters and becoming the strongest King of Monsters!
The first monster he obtained was Lango Stomach!
The first world is overrun with all kinds of zombies. Supernatural beings exist there, and someone foresaw everything before Doomsday struck.
The second world is a frozen wasteland, teeming with snow monsters, and someone has obtained a troop-summoning System.
I'll give it three stars for now, I've seen Chapter 13. The protagonist gave me the impression of a nanny, too nanny. The protagonist is responsible for finding people and getting equipment, but where are the dependents? I have to ensure that the Son of Luck survives, and I also have to earn emotional points. I don't understand what kind of tasks this system sends. After reading Chapter 39, my impression is: a piece of cake. It's not a role-playing system, you just get the character card, you only get the character's abilities. And it seems to already have the spirit of the Kamen Rider, strength and restraint, which is not there; protecting the weak, there is it; being willing to bear the price, it is not written in these 39 chapters; respecting life, there is not. So the label says there is no Kamen Rider spirit, which has already touched upon it a bit. The article is very tiring to read. It doesn't feel like reading a novel, but like watching someone talk.
Protect the child of destiny throughout the whole process, the key is whether the child of destiny is still a coward, pure nanny article