I'm Going to Create Superheroes

A word of advice: don't rely too much on the system to push the protagonist along. In the well-written knight novel "D. C. Knights," the system was criticized, and the author later gave it human characteristics and made it a lazy bum. Nowadays, stories where the system pushes the protagonist along are no longer viable. Either give the system a human touch or turn it into a shop. The system's tasks should not determine the development of the story.

Since it's a story about a tokusatsu hero, that hero is definitely indispensable. He was born in the tough-guy Showa era, but remains active to this day; He came from a distant planet; He fought against a giant, evil monster on Earth for the sake of justice; His actions on Earth are time-limited; He was a giant with red and silver hair; He is a ray of light. He is Red Superman (doge)

I haven't read the novel yet, but this synopsis says that he initially looked down on commercialized heroes, but then turned around and started his own company? Isn't that a slap in the face? I think this synopsis should be revised!

Wu Xiongjie, you should really change your name. Don't you feel incredibly awkward looking at it?

The romance scenes are as bad as ever; I don't even know what to complain about. 🤫🤫

Since the protagonist has the ability to integrate the powers of his heroes, he shouldn't use the powers of each hero as a single form. Instead, he should fuse them to form his own unique form. I remember reading a tokusatsu novel where the protagonist traveled through the tokusatsu universe, starting with Geki, obtaining the powers of various Kamen Riders, Super Sentai, and Ultraman, fusing them into a single form that he called the Golden Demon King.

Since all the current tokusatsu heroes are from Kamen Rider, then that hero is definitely indispensable. He was born during the Heisei era; He proved one thing once again: scientists specializing in tokusatsu must be war gods; He bears some responsibility for the emergence of the enemy he faces; He participated in the design and manufacture of the belt used for transformation;

Just like the Metropolitan Police Department's super combat team, the protagonist has a certain level of super combat readiness in normal times. In the event of serious incidents, he can further grant superpower unlocking authority out of thin air. Based on this, a police system that conforms to society can be built, which will be more likely to gain public recognition and maintain order.

Pretty good, right? Of all the pictures I've treasured, my favorite is Kuuga.

Well written! Keep it up! I've read up to chapter fourteen so far, and the pacing is good. The only problem is that the protagonist had never heard of the Gaia Memory before, but it suddenly appeared after the protagonist's display of power. This seems a bit abrupt, but overall it doesn't have much of an impact.