American Comics: I Want to Become a Kamen Rider

I haven't read it yet, but the line in the synopsis that lamented not being reborn in the most chaotic era already makes it seem very detached from reality. I'm pretty sure it's going to be a disaster.

Even if you don't watch Marvel, you'd definitely know the heroes if you're a time traveler. Don't make the protagonist a native. Mutants are already prone to power level inconsistencies; making the protagonist like a native makes it even worse. People might not know the heroes' names, but they'd definitely know their nicknames—Spider-Man, Captain America, Wolverine.

Over 70 chapters, and such a small budget—author, I'm not nitpicking, but you really need to take the readers' comments to heart. The plot direction is fine, but the characters and storyline have issues. The protagonist has started to lose the feel of a transmigrator; he's been assimilated by the original character.

It seems like they've gotten hooked on the anime. There are tons of Kamen Rider stories out there, but they insist on writing about this one, limited by its era. Since it's a Marvel crossover, it definitely needs some cool transformations to be exciting!

The beginning was good, but the last few chapters just kept introducing the system's functions, which got a bit boring.

Gaining the abilities of other knights but not having their transformation modes makes the story much less attractive. For example, I was really looking forward to Ajituo's transformation vest and his special abilities, but the result is still No. 1 Plus a windbreaker... No. 1 Is written as too invincible, and without an opponent that can threaten it, the story is very weak. How long can it be written blindly?

Why give the protagonist the character of the second son of Stark?

I'm curious, in American comics, does becoming a Kamen Rider require being white? It's like in crossover comics, you have to be Japanese to become a Kamen Rider. Of course, there are some Chinese, but they're relatively rare!

Overall, it's not bad! The only issues are with the characters and timeline!

It's written with a strong sense of chivalry, but the skill ceiling is too low. I hope it gets updated soon.