Who Let Him Become a Kamen Rider?!

I think some people don't want to read fan fiction about Kamen Rider, but want to read fan fiction about using the power of a knight to indulge in anything.

There is a question, fighting for others, fighting for the beliefs in your heart, fighting for the weak, fighting for the children, when did this become the Virgin? In your mouth, the Holy Mother is the kind of person who is not afraid of oneself, just for others to call her, Holy Mother, the protagonist is not a Holy Mother, kill all the people who deserve to be killed, kill all those guys who are not worthy of the name of Kamen Rider, this is called the Holy Mother, I really don't understand your current definition of the Holy Mother, let me tell you what the protagonist does, that is called a hero, it is not what you call, Holy Mother, as for the game you are talking about, I blew myself up at the beginning, I played the game with the script, do I still care so much? Have you watched too many pretending to be pigs and eating tigers? I feel that only by pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger can I be considered stable. I clearly know the entire plot, and I know that the characters shown in the TV series will not lie to me, so why should I be so timid? You think so? Let me tell you that the protagonist has killed everyone who should be killed, saved those who should be saved, and changed the tragedy that should be changed. This is not called the Virgin, this is a hero. I really don't understand when your current definition of the Virgin became so broad. It is inexplicably labeled as the Virgin after doing something good. It is really uncomfortable. Kamen Rider is for Weak people fight for the children, because they have encountered darkness, but they still want the light, because they have been caught in the rain, but they want to hold an umbrella for others, and do not want such a tragic fate to happen to others. They use their power for others. When did this kind of person become a virgin? Shouldn't this kind of person be a hero?

There is a question, fighting for others, fighting for the beliefs in your heart, fighting for the weak, fighting for the children, when did this become the Virgin? In your mouth, the Holy Mother is the kind of person who is not afraid of oneself and is only called the Holy Mother by others. The protagonist is not considered the Holy Mother. All the people who deserve to be killed are killed. Those who are not worthy of the name of Kamen Rider are all killed. This is called the Holy Mother. I really don't understand your current definition of the Holy Mother. Let me tell you what the protagonist does. That is called a hero. It is not what you call the Holy Mother? I find that you people seem to be twisting the meaning of the Holy Mother. In your words, fighting for others, fighting for beliefs, fighting for protection, this becomes the Holy Mother. People who act like this are not called Holy Mothers, but those who are called heroes. Or should I say that the Holy Mother I understand is different from your understanding, and the Holy Mother I understand should be like this In this way, you can still forgive the other person even if they speak evil words to you. Even if they are heinous people, the Holy Mother will forgive them. This is the Holy Mother that I understand, and the protection of knights is not like this. When you are weak, I will protect you. When you are strong, we will fight side by side. When you go astray, I will risk my life to stop you, and even I will kill you with my own hands. The protagonist will kill all the people who are worthy of the title of knight. All those who are not worthy of the title of knight are here. In the Kikiru game, the fate of the original person is saved. When the newcomer is in danger, he also helps the newcomer. A person like this can be regarded as a half-hearted hero on the road to becoming a knight at most. He is not a Madonna by any means. He is either a hero, a half-hearted hero, or just an ordinary player passing by. The protagonist is not a Madonna by any means, but look at what you are saying in the comment section. Some say that the upper body is a fun person. This book is indeed a biology background. Have you read it? The protagonist has killed everyone who should be killed, saved everyone who should be saved, and changed the fate that should be changed. Can this be called a Holy Mother? Co-authors are no heroes in your eyes, are they? Soldiers who are required to fight earthquakes and provide disaster relief according to your standards, right? Holy Mother. Some people in the comment area said that if Kamen Rider is not Holy Mother, he is not a real Kamen Rider. I want to ask which Kamen Rider is the Virgin? None of them, right? The closest thing to the Virgin is the pediatrician, who has a dream of keeping a child alive, but he is also a little angel. The little doctor has never been the Virgin. When the virus broke out completely, the little doctor just wanted to save people and take action. Even if he knew that he might not be able to do anything, he still took action. When Parade made a mistake, He did not choose to forgive Parade, but let Parade experience death for himself, and then kept this guilty body to make me guilty and meritorious service. There is also a senior, that is Silk Masked Rider Ryuki, but she is not the Virgin. The more I think about it, the more angry I am. What do you understand the hero represented by Kamen Rider? Aren't these people heroes who fight for others and make selfless sacrifices? When did she become the Holy Mother in your mouth? Fighting to protect others, isn't this a heroic act? When did this become the Holy Mother? Let me ask you, when did the definition of Holy Mother become so broad?

Regardless of whether the author's plot works or not, I finally understand. You just want to see people with the power of knights being free and unrestrained. In the world of knights, if you don't call them knights, you'd call them weirdos.

If Kamen Rider had the virtues of Kyokushin, then he shouldn't be called Kamen Rider. Let's just give him a name, just Kyokushin. Hibiki was not Kamen Rider Hibiki in the beginning. Although there were various reasons to add it, the name was not dishonored. Now the Linghe Knights are a bunch of monsters and monsters. Except for Saber and Gotchard, who can stand still for a while, the rest are all sunk. Jihu is like a weight directly smashed into the sea. It's both a knight battle, but why is there such a big difference between dragon knights and polar foxes? I don't even understand why a thing with three problematic outlooks should be placed in the protagonist's role. A traditional character like Keiwa, whose positioning is biased towards Shinji, is not worthy, right? One thing to say, the character of Keiwa is really refreshing when placed in Kyokushin. It's a pity that the title of this drama is called Kamen Rider Kyokushin and not Kamen Rider Taitori.

Holy Mother can do it, but you have to be smart when writing the plot, be smart and not reckless, and expose yourself every time before it starts 🥵

Some people in the comment area just want to see the plot of abusing the power of the knight and living up to the name of the knight Just like the future audience in dgp

Let the author realize that there are still people out there for new books🙂

Let's break up. After watching the first game, if someone doesn't kill him and intends to let him go, forget it. Why don't you take back what the opponent wants to steal from you? He also retorted that he was acting in self-defense or something, but the other party was speechless. Not to mention whether this protagonist is a White Lotus or not, he is at least a child. What's more, this is not the real world, and there is no law to control it. How can we argue with him? The protagonist is a kid who has not grown up, and the platform is a gamified and low-intelligence "Master God Space". The villains who oppose the protagonist are also a group of people who can't understand what they say and are embarrassed all day long. Then there are also a group of supporting characters who hand over things when they give them. Their role is to highlight that the protagonist is told to hand over things but not? The most ridiculous thing is that the author has little social experience, and the protagonist can be fooled by other people's rubbish "can't afford it".

When I read the profile, I thought he was a fun guy, but he turned out to be a virgin.