Super God Academy: The Knight Evolves

In Build, Evo survived several times thanks to his vampire genes, indicating that his abilities and growth potential all stem from them. Tsk, you're a gene-dependent character reaching godhood... Even a simple character like War Rabbit can develop the Build Driver, the Squeeze Driver, and the Danger Trigger.

There's too much focus on women; I can't keep reading. This isn't how harem novels are written; it feels more like romance novels.

The beginning was fine, but then it kept throwing in movies, music, celebrities, and stuff like that, which really turned me off. It felt like they were blatantly inserting their own opinions. Seeing those things made me feel out of place and awkward.

I've looked at dozens of chapters, and it's neither a super god-like story nor a knight-like story. I was drawn in by the theme, but I don't understand it. Besides a bunch of memes, I can't figure out the main plot. So much of it is about romance; is it a romance novel wrapped in the skin of a super god knight?

If I could choose, I would choose this one, honestly.

This author is terrible. They wrote about the protagonist transforming in a Kamen Rider-like story but didn't even include any pictures. 😒😒😒

The book is alright, but the author portrays Qi Lin as a childish and overly virtuous woman. She's so weak she probably needs the protagonist to protect her, and when the protagonist fights to protect her, he might neglect the lives of ordinary people, and she'll likely blame him (this kind of ridiculous plot has already occurred earlier). I don't understand why the author likes her so much and insists on making her the female lead; she's like a rotten apple spoiling the whole barrel.

Where does this romance novel style end? I couldn't continue after chapter 15. It's not that it's bad, it's just too long. It's turning into a romance novel.

Honestly, it started strong but ended weak; it's really filler. It's hard to understand why they had to recruit Lena; she's so troublesome and demanding. This feels like forced plot development. And when did the protagonist become so polite? Xuan Tianji openly provoked them and tried to ruin the wedding. Given the protagonist's personality, he should at least have crippled him. Don't say it's because of feelings; even feelings don't change one's character. 😰

The scene where the Kamen Rider is cranking a tractor handle is incredibly awkward; his toes could practically dig a three-bedroom apartment out of him, and the posture gives off a forced, pretentious vibe. I don't know how the author managed to conflate him with the "Godlike" archetype. Just imagining that scene makes me incredibly embarrassed.