Who Let Him Become a Kamen Rider?!
谁让他成假面骑士的！
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- ACG Fanfiction
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I think some people don't want to read fanfiction about Kamen Rider, but rather fanfiction about people unleashing the power of the Riders.
I was provoked by some people's comments. Fighting for others makes you a hero, not a saint. Heroes are for children!
There's a problem. Fighting for others, fighting for one's beliefs, fighting for the weak, fighting for children—when did that become "saintly"? In your words, a saintly figure is someone who is fearless and only cares for others. The protagonist isn't a saint, is he? He killed everyone who deserved to die, all those who didn't deserve the Kamen Rider title. Is that what you call saintly?
The Virgin Mary and Kamen Rider and the spirit of chivalry are completely different things; don't confuse the two.
There's a problem. Fighting for others, fighting for one's beliefs, fighting for the weak, fighting for children—when did that become "Saintly"? In your words, "Saintly" means someone who is selfless and only cares for others. The protagonist isn't exactly a saint; he killed everyone who deserved to die, all those unworthy of the Kamen Rider title. Is that what you call "Saintly"?
Regardless of whether the author's plot is good or not, I think I understand now: you all want to see people wielding knight powers and acting recklessly. In the knight world, that's not being a knight, that's being a monster.
If Kamen Rider is like Kamen Rider Kyoko, then it shouldn't be called Kamen Rider. It should have a separate name, just Kamen Rider Kyoko. Hibiki wasn't originally Kamen Rider Hibiki; although various reasons were given for adding him, he didn't disgrace the name. Now, the Reiwa era Kamen Riders are a bunch of monsters and monstrosities.
It feels like the author didn't use their brain when writing this.
Being a saint is fine, but you need to use your brain when writing plots. It should be about strategy, not reckless action. You always self-destruct before the story even begins. 🥵
Some people in the comments section just want to see a storyline where knights abuse their power and betray the name of a knight. Just like the future audience in DGP
Sign-in Building
This made the author realize that the new book still had an audience. 🙂
Let's call it a day. After watching the first round, if the other party hadn't killed him and was planning to let them go, that would be one thing. But if someone tried to steal from you, wouldn't you take it back? And then you argue that you were acting in self-defense, leaving the other party speechless.
I thought the synopsis was just for fun, but it turns out she's a saint.