One Punch King

I have to say that when Ling Yao got angry, everyone knelt down, which was super enjoyable, and only our male protagonist Yun Yi had nothing to do. The woman is so handsome that no one in the world can beat her, hehehe, it's awesome.

Is that Yun Shihe interested in Yun Yi? She treats him so well, gives him so much meat, and lets him go to school with her. It makes me even more curious whether the male protagonist's strength is the same as before? Otherwise, this strength is too strong, even more powerful than those who have been practicing for so long.

The following are the classes One year - book writer Two years--Shu Ling Three years--Shujiang Five Years--Book King Six years--Shu Huang Seven years--Shu Zong Eight years - Emperor Shu Nine years - calligraphy sage Ten Years--Book God More than ten years - Titled Book God! (January to March is the early stage) (April to July is the middle stage) (August to November is the peak) (December is the Dzogchen)

Earlier I saw the old man and the children saying to be careful of the lord-level black dragon, but then Yun Yi suddenly laughed when he said that he could kill the dragon with one punch and said that his meat was not delicious, hahaha

The protagonist also needs to have his own thoughts. He is not too young even if he is twenty years old. He should not use his twenty-year-old IQ to explore the source and use of his power. Instead, it's like being mindless. There are many criticisms of this book, and it is completely devoid of modern thinking. What would a modern person do if he suddenly had such power? Defeat all the strong men in this world, win over all the beauties, or live freely and pretend to be a pig, eat a tiger, and get slapped in the face. In fact, the plot preparation is okay, but it makes readers feel a little uncomfortable. Also, when writing high-level monsters in the early stage, the author should show the combat power of a high-end corner of the world to highlight the power of the protagonist. The protagonist must also deliberately act like an ordinary ant if he doesn't move, and when he moves he becomes the strongest in the world and the most deadly even if he is invisible.

The protagonist's IQ should be at the same level as the author, otherwise the protagonist would not have such a low IQ. I agree, give it a thumbs up

The pig's feet can't be pretentious, the invincibility setting is scum, useless, pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger, etc., I feel like a fool, force a wave of meaningless punches to kill instantly, the first three chapters I read, reading this book can't make me happy, the posture and so on, anyway, it is a scum book, and some losers can't stop reading it. I don't know what kindergarten class I am in, I am too lazy to say, you can decide

And it is quite a test of writing skills, because you are invincible, you have no pursuit, no goal, and no main line, so the plot arrangement is a special test of writing skills. Also because of invincibility, it is difficult to write dialogues between people. It is not good to be too cowardly, and it is not good to be too domineering. It is difficult to grasp the character. Also because of invincibility, the protagonist's character is the most difficult to portray. Ninety-nine percent of people will feel involved when reading novels, so the character portrayal of the protagonist is very important, which directly affects the popularity of the work. The author has not done any of the above points well, so just look at the ratings and comments for this book.

This is really stupid and has nothing to do with anything else

I've read a lot of One Punch Man setting stories like this one. They all have the power to destroy the world but keep a low profile. It's okay to read one at first, but after you read four or five books, you will find that it becomes disgusting to read this kind of invincibility and low profile.