The Kamen Rider Kuuga of the Tou Xing Family

Here's 👍, cut it and it becomes 🔪

6. Is this what the author meant by "intervening in the plot"? After writing so much, is the protagonist just here to record the love moments of the male and female leads who stole the stars? Is the protagonist's existence solely revolving around them? Couldn't the author have written more about the protagonist's own story? This is off-putting.

Sigh, Liu Xing is the most tragic male protagonist in Chinese animation. He keeps contradicting the established rules. It was already said that the Demon Realm is a higher plane, and Liu Xing has become the Demon Lord, but he still gets beaten up when he comes back. Logically speaking, shouldn't Demon Lord Liu Xing be able to crush everything when he returns to Earth?

Please! Putting aside the fact that Liu Xing is the male lead, it's only natural that the female lead, Jiu Yue, is with him. The original author, pressured by the Jiu Yue fandom and driven by his own disgusting desire to have his cake and eat it too, essentially turned Liu Xing into a background character later on. He might as well have stayed in the Demon Realm; what doesn't the Demon Realm have?

Lilith, and Cang Yue is still unfinished. The skill level has seriously declined.

I remember the ceiling of The Star Stealer was decorated with the image of the Demon Lord Liuxing.

I feel that Kuuga wouldn't be a good fit, because the Ultimate form requires willpower and judgment, which seems unlikely for the protagonist's personality. Agito would be a better choice, and the infinitely evolving Agito allows for the creation of any form.

It's a bit self-indulgent, spending a lot of time on setting up the story in the early chapters. Do readers really want to read about setting up? Good setting should be integrated into the book as background and gradually explained. It also has a major flaw in web novels: the system can talk and warn the protagonist of danger—that's a really bad thing.

The ending of Stealing the Stars was disgusting; Jiu Liu was the true love.

Three questions: First, besides adding the character "Ku," what changes have been made to this book? The Grongi don't really affect the plot, and the author keeps using the "Xuan Yue" plot as an excuse for not being able to change the story. I guess even the "Wen Qu" and "Wu Qu" plots can't save it, and in the end, it will still follow the "Stealing Stars" plot.