National Knights: I Really Didn't Find a Substitute!

There is something like a rice dumpling

After reading the first copy, I no longer had the courage to continue reading. There are only two words between the lines, it's not cannibalism, it's irony! The author made me realize the fact that maybe everyone can become Sandan, but only Eiji is Kamen Rider ooo. Isn't it ridiculous? Eiji desperately wanted to hold the hand of the person asking for help. Even if he didn't have the strength to fight, he would still try his best to protect others, but the protagonist didn't even dare to hold the hand that was close at hand. Yes, in this environment, maybe ordinary people really want to live. They have no power, they don't know what a knight is, and they don't know what the scenery is like under the mask. But the protagonist in your novel is different. He knows that every knight knows their story, knows the things they protect, and knows how they fight desperately to protect these things. He even has the experience of fighting those things personally, but how did he do it? He said he didn't want to die. Indeed, I understand that if an ordinary person suddenly becomes a Kamen Rider and has power one day, everyone will be afraid, painful, hesitant, and confused. There are many characters in the Knight who have been confused. But they can all find something worth protecting with their lives. I originally thought that the protagonists who have the same troubles and have seen the memories of their predecessors (Eiji's battle memories and a few memories of Anku) will not do what their predecessors have done (even losing the ability to transform, and having to use their body as a shield for a little girl to be stabbed to death in the ruins by a king from 800 years ago.) At least, the next time a helpless person reaches out, hold his hand when you can. Facts have proved that I was wrong again. After reading the memory, all he wanted to do was survive. In fact, living is right, but you said that even if you want to kill other players? Killing incompetent people in the team to ensure your own survival? Even if you are already a member of the Bird Company? And the person you are fighting is Amazon. N? In the original novel, Xiaoyou can almost choose an apartment, but the Bird Alliance can't do a dozen or one restaurant? This is no longer a category without chivalry, this is a category without humanity. If you want to talk about the apocalypse, the officialdom has completely fallen, people are panicked, and they prioritize ensuring their own survival. I can understand it. But the situation is not like that. The officialdom still exists, and there are knights fighting for it, and there is still a new generation growing up, and what are you doing? Kill your own people first? I am already a member of the Bird Company. I just don't want things to get troublesome, so I kill my classmates. I call it for your own good and prevent you from suffering in the future. What kind of bullshit is this? Someone has to die to return this dungeon, but I don't want to die, so you have to die. In this situation where you have the energy to live, and you can also bring one person to live, the protagonist's approach is to kill that person to make his situation easier to deal with. Are you sure you are writing about Oates? Is it a knight? In my opinion, the aliens in the original work are actually more suitable to be the protagonist than this protagonist. The carrier of the alien faiz and fourze, even if he hurts others, he still wants to continue the life of the person he likes. This alone has surpassed the protagonist. It really seems that there are two words that are ironic. One has to use all his strength to hold the hand of others no matter what the situation. The other is close at hand and still has the strength to spare but has no mercy for the hands extended by others. The one fights desperately to protect others. Even if he dies, he must replace his best friend. The other even if he can bring people alive, he must kill his friends first for his own convenience.