Who Let Him Become Kamen Rider?!

Did the author ever work as a Kamen Rider? Do you know the transformation move? Do you have a belt at home? I'm just writing randomly here, making assumptions.

This kind of "Knight's Arrival, World Fusion" storyline is impossible to write well. Let's start with the protagonist. The setup is terrible. Even if you're a fan of Kamen Rider, you don't fully understand the villains. They're completely mindless and lack any critical thinking. The classic "funny" Agito setup is obvious to anyone who's read it. How much does the Dark God love humanity?

This is the best Kamen Rider fanfic I've ever read. As long as it's still being updated and the quality remains this good, I'll keep following it.

I think it's pretty good, it's decent enough, but not quite top-tier because it doesn't quite capture the spirit of chivalry. Maybe it does, but it doesn't quite feel that way. However, the protagonist is definitely getting stronger and fighting, so it's a chivalrous story with a combat-leveling-up theme.

Ignore what the people below are saying; I think what I'm writing now is pretty good. Let's stop with the nonsense. The most important thing about reading a novel is that the protagonist resonates with my mindset. Just enjoy yourself!

He died of poisoning, his house was full of knights, and he was still hiding his knightly identity. I'm not watching anymore.

Can you really hold back from eating poop? How long can you hide your identity? All this back and forth, even your own family can't say "666" (a Chinese internet slang for "awesome"), it's disgusting, for such a ridiculous reason.

It's getting increasingly weak. To be honest, the protagonist's current power is basically enough to speedrun through the enemy forces, but he's always being pushed along by circumstances. Are they only going to dare to speed things up after acquiring the power of Oma Zi-O? It's truly speechless.

As a fan of Kamen Rider, I read the first few dozen chapters and thought it was alright, so I subscribed to the whole book. Later, I found it getting increasingly padded. Of the 30 pages, 25 were completely meaningless. The romance was also a mess. If you just want pure action fun, don't introduce inexplicable ambiguity from the start, and don't keep using sensationalist titles to mislead readers.

The pacing is too slow and the writing is very weak. They've spent over ten chapters on the issue of whether the protagonist should reveal his identity, and then they come up with a line that says they didn't believe it, and the protagonist's sister is suspicious of him but keeps it a secret. It's the same back and forth like this. So what's the point of writing this?