The Giant of Light in the World of Knights

Are you sure the protagonist is taking the path of light and not the path of darkness? They didn't communicate with each other and just wanted to rob. I have never seen such justice. All kinds of Kamen Rider Ultraman, aside from other things, kindness should be the basic quality, right? Will you die if you communicate? Even if I can't help you, it won't get worse, right? He has no scruples about plundering in order to survive. I have never seen such integrity among all Ultraman and Kamen Rider. So are you sure that the protagonist is following the path of light?

I can't stand it because the author doesn't even know that Kuaga and Yajita are in the same world. The protagonist is also poisonous and needs to go back in time to make his body normal. As a result, when he meets the Little Demon King and becomes the Demon King of Time, and the Little Demon King shows a willingness to communicate, he has to continue to cause trouble in the hope that the subsequent villain will resurrect him. The second level King of Time can go back in time. Things that can be solved with just words, do you have to place your hopes on illusory possibilities? I can only say that it's not without reason that your work failed. I don't understand the setting, and the characters are written like two strokes.

Can this protagonist be chosen by Ultraman? If you were experimented like the protagonist of the previous game, or were a dark giant selected by dark fried chicken or something, that would still make sense, a giant of light? Do you deserve it?

The Giant of Light in the Knight's World× The Dark Giant in the Knight's World√

Stop writing, stop writing! The fan base of the first book was almost wiped out by you!

Okay, okay, take the dark route, right? The end of Kamen Rider has come again, right? Choose Jihu, right? Then why did you choose the fourth Light Man as the protagonist? I'll recommend someone to you. ↓Middle-aged Mizorogi, a generation of dark Mephistopheles.

It's so funny that Ultraman caused trouble in the knight world and almost destroyed all the knight world? A single knight of the Holy Blade killed all the Ultramans. How to destroy them, I don't understand at all.

When writing a knight, the setting must be clear, whether it is black or white. I can't even figure out the settings, so it would be better to cut it off early.

The author is outrageous. He has already memorized it all. According to the character of Enma Toki, do you think he would place his trust in you, a dead person? 😆😆😆

Ultraman? Kamen Rider?