I Make Kamen Riders by Hand in Marvel

I finished reading it all. At first, I really couldn't continue after reading about ten chapters, but I had no other books to read, so I persevered and it felt much better. However, I have to complain that there were so many explanations of the settings and then this restriction and that restriction.

You'd better just delete that system and the world traveler can just transmigrate to an American comic book.

I've read all the chapters, and the protagonist is still searching for supplies and preparing transformation items. It'll probably be another hundred chapters or so before they get to the main plot. And what's the system even for? Aside from being a Glutton, it seems to have no other use.

I've read almost a hundred chapters and you're still writing narration and setting details. Are you planning to plagiarize the original work to write this book? Where's the Kamen Rider? I suggest changing the title to "I'm Just Getting By in the Marvel Cinematic Universe," and the synopsis should say it's a novel about an ordinary young man reading the story from a third-person perspective in the Marvel universe, with a Kamen Rider cameo! 😡

Speaking of hand-wrapped belts, we have to mention that man: Ryu.

It's too chaotic. The sheer number of DC and Marvel settings is overwhelming. The author has a high level of understanding of Kamen Rider, and the creation of the Rider is quite immersive. If it weren't for the excessive amount of information, it would be alright. If the title says "hand-crafted Kamen Rider," then just write about Kamen Rider.

It's absolutely awful. The author probably wanted to write in more detail, but the plot is incredibly boring, and the author kept dragging it out, making the book a complete disaster.

I'm about to throw up after reading over forty chapters, and they still haven't clearly explained the protagonist's role and abilities. They keep going into their internal monologue mode, spewing out huge chunks of information, sometimes spanning an entire chapter. And even if what they say is useful, it's still confusing.

It's 2019, and there are still people writing books who can't even get a decent opening within the first three chapters. I came here expecting a good book, but it's not what I imagined.

Attention, book lovers attracted by the title and synopsis! The protagonist of this book didn't become a Kamen Rider even after chapter 70. I don't have the patience to keep following it, even though it's been released but there aren't many chapters and the subscription fee isn't much. Honestly, it's quite boring to watch the author play the victim.