I’m Really Not Kamen Rider

I read over a hundred chapters, but I couldn't continue. The writing was just too chaotic. What was supposed to be a simple story about Kuuga was turned into a complete mess. There were Time Jackers, Agito, and even Saber, Zi-O, and the Elden Ring interspersed in. Every time a new character appeared, the protagonist was beaten senseless and left speechless. It was utterly ridiculous.

Author, I'm just a complete bystander, and I've read up to chapter four. Not only did I not recognize the main character, I wasn't even sure if any of the characters were male or female. I know you write fanfiction, but could you please consider casual readers?

I want to know if the protagonist is actually a time traveler? Or rather, is the protagonist's inner world rooted in Japanese or Chinese culture? It seems like the protagonist has been raised like a Japanese person, and then this Japanese person is dressed as a Chinese warrior?

The world of Kamen Rider is just like that, why make it sound so high-class? Also, ordinary people would be ecstatic to receive the power of Oma Zi-O, but you wrote it in such a hesitant and awkward way, even using the "Sin of Oma," making you sound like an idiot.

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What kind of rubbish is this? It's a complete mess of getting defeated from beginning to end. Doesn't this author know that all great power originates from oneself?

It feels the same as the previous book; the protagonist is a complete coward.

Since the protagonist has become part of the Heisei era, it makes sense to create a Flame Dragon Ascension, right?

Here are my thoughts after reading a short section: Although both Armor Hero and Kamen Rider are tokusatsu series, they really don't go well together; I found it really awkward. The concept itself is good, but the combination of the two just created a very negative effect.

Why does the protagonist act like a lunatic later on, especially when he gets to the part with the Extreme Fox? Is the Extreme Fox really that poisonous? Did the author also go crazy after reading the Extreme Fox?