Dreaming of Becoming the Best Hero in the World

After reading the latest chapter, I felt a bit déjà vu. . . Danzaburo Higashishima wants to become a Kamen Rider?

I've read Chapter 16, and I'm completely confused. I don't know the world view, the protagonist's life story, or the power of other people. Up to now, I only know that the protagonist seems to be very powerful, but I can't figure out how powerful he is. It's inexplicable. 😅😅

The writing is convoluted, too complicated, and the things that can be explained clearly in a few sentences are detoured for a long time, and the writing is too procrastinating. It seems to be trying to find out the bottom, but it only makes people feel protracted and boring, with no useful information, especially the new Songjiang casino copy.

Looking at the introduction, I feel like this one is similar to Saburo Higashishima, who changed from Kamen Rider to martial arts.

It is based on the "martial arts" that Saburo Higashishima wants to become the template for Kamen Rider. The main problem with this kind of modern martial arts is that there is a conflict between modern times and martial arts itself, and most authors tend to make it nondescript when writing. The best thing I have read and written about this genre is probably the Priest, which is pollution-free and pollution-free. The martial arts is not too divorced from reality, and it combines martial arts with some social issues.

This author's writing ability is extremely limited. To see the fun, it depends purely on the reader's own imagination. A lack of imagination will make it very ugly. This is the first time I have seen such an author. It is very strange.

There is one thing I can't understand about this kind of novel. Why does the protagonist think he is an ordinary person? Why does the protagonist feel that there is no martial arts? Even if the protagonist has no inner strength, it should still feel like a world without inner strength? You should be able to know the difference between yourself and ordinary people.

This is one of the few great books that made me read nearly a hundred chapters in one sitting! The writing is sophisticated, the suspense is constant, and the story is like peeling off the cocoon, gradually revealing the extraordinary world that ordinary people are unaware of. At the same time, behind such a strange story are ordinary people with mediocre talents, pursuing a spiritual journey beyond the ordinary to find the meaning of life - only works with this connotation can be called literature. However, the book review circle was so deserted, which was beyond my expectation. Perhaps, the song is highbrow. It may also be that the main readership of this site is relatively young.

I have a feeling that the target audience will be relatively small.

You've opened a new book again. Fortunately, I supported you from the starting point.

Jiangjiang is here, the author is here, come with chicken ham sausage, braised beef noodles, French bread and Wangzai milk, feed and call, ^_^

I think it might be easier for the author to write Ark fan fiction.

When I read Chapter 7, I didn't see anything about martial arts or sects. Why doesn't this title introduction focus on these?

Will this book have a female protagonist?

There is a writer with a very similar style, Jia Liuyi, who has a very good book called Human Suffering.

Like the title, I'm confused, what's the plot? I'm all stupid