A Heisei Rider's Journey

The description of the battle is like rubbish, and then Chapter 49 really made me stupid. Killing someone is a big or small thing, but killing someone is a villain who does all kinds of evil for the sake of power. He made himself as crazy as a lunatic and burst into tears. He collapsed instantly. I don't believe that this is a normal person.

If the protagonist transforms into a Kamen Rider, wouldn't he never suffer a defeat? After all, he's Takaiwa, right? (ಡωಡ)

The protagonist can join the Warriors organization to learn how to become a demon (the organization of Hibiki), and then fuse the power of Agito with the power of demons to evolve and become stronger.

I've just looked at over 20 chapters, and the number of questions in my head is increasing. You said that if the deviation exceeds 50%, the world will be destroyed, meaning the world must proceed according to its original history, right? But that doesn't seem right.

As we get to the Kiva arc, the protagonist's presence is becoming increasingly weak, and the constant torment of the protagonist gets boring after a while. The plot is utterly uninteresting; in short, every time the protagonist arrives in a new world, the author forcibly suppresses his power, turning him into a weakling.

The plot really went downhill after chapter 48, I couldn't keep reading! At first, I felt disgusted, then I felt bored. Maybe it's just my subjective feeling, but I managed to get to chapter 85, and even then, it just got more boring! Maybe the beginning was too toxic! Anyway, I feel like I can never go back to the feeling I had when I first started reading!

It's either a failure or a path to failure; you're always being led by the nose. Your protagonist is a complete failure. People read fanfiction just for the thrill, and this is too disorganized, with a unclear main plot. There's a lot of room for improvement.

Chapter 49 was too intense, the psychological changes were too intense, the battle descriptions were weak. I thought I had found a good Kamen Rider novel, but it turned out to be bad again. It was too intense, I couldn't take it anymore, goodbye.

I'm reminded of a scene from the author's description of a 555-like world. If this happened in China, where "Orphnoch factors turned most people into Orphnochs, and then the Orphnoch leader ordered the extermination of all humans who hadn't become Orphnochs," I think most Chinese people would probably ignore him. Not only would they ignore him, they might even fight back and kill him.

The author has also followed in the footsteps of Min Gui, just disgusting people.