I’m Really Not Kamen Rider

I have read more than a hundred chapters and can't stand it any longer. The writing is too messy. What was originally a simple story has been turned into a mess, with Time Tribulator and Yaji Tuo interspersed with Holy Blade, Time King, and Elden's Ring. Every time a new character appears, the protagonist is beaten to the point where he opens his mouth and closes his eyes, which makes him numb.

Author, I'm just a stranger, I've read Chapter 4 Don't tell me who the protagonist is, I don't know who the protagonist is, I don't even know whether the character is male or female. I know you are writing for a fan, but can you take care of the passers-by?

I want to know if the protagonist is a time traveler? Or is the spiritual connotation of the protagonist Japanese culture or Chinese culture? ? Why does it look like the protagonist has been raised as a little Japanese, and then the little Japanese wears Chinese armored warriors? ?

The world of Kamen Rider is just that, it has to be so high-end. Also, ordinary people would be so happy to get the power of the King of Encountering Demons, but you wrote it in a coy way, and even committed the crime of encountering demons, like a fool.

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What kind of nonsense is this written? The whole process is disappointing from beginning to end? Doesn't this author know that all the great power belongs to himself?

It feels the same as the previous book, the protagonist is a complete loser

Since the protagonist has become a member of Heisei, it makes sense to get Flame Dragon Sublimation, right?

I watched a short section and talked about my thoughts: Although Armor Warrior and Kamen Rider are both special shots, they really don't match, and I feel very awkward; the setting is good, but I feel that the two are mixed and have a big adverse reaction.

Why does the protagonist appear to be mentally ill later on, especially when he goes to Jihu? Is Jihu so poisonous? Did the author become sick after watching Jihu once?