When he woke up, Emperor Tong found that he had arrived in the world of Saint Seiya, and he had become Tong Hu's brother, a candidate for the Bronze Saint.
This year, Shi Ang and Tong Hu were still teenagers, working hard to become Golden Saints.
This year, the reincarnation of Pluto Hades has just been born. This is the world of Saint Seiya 243 years ago, and it is also the best and strongest era.
The Child Emperor, armed with Saitama's training methods, is determined to punch through the underworld with one punch and break through the ocean with one kick.
"If I punch you, you might die!"
The Child Emperor looked at Hades and smiled slightly.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
Reader comments
To be honest, when I was a child, my understanding of the remaining fighters was that they were a goddess doing things that meant nothing to me.
We are born with five senses, one sense? Blind, deaf, no taste, no smell or nothing?
Is there something wrong with the author's brain? He actually has the idea of one sense and two senses?
The earth in Saint Seiya belongs to the divine domain, so the output inside will be suppressed. If the Saint Seiyas really come out of the earth, all of them will be Super Saiyans, the kind that can shatter the galaxy with one punch... I don't understand how Saitama is qualified to show off there.
Is there some logic? Let me write about one, two, three, four and five senses at the beginning. The five senses are born with us. In Saint Seiya, the sixth sense is the sixth sense, which is the common name of the standard name "extrasensory perception". It is also called "heart" and is the basis of Saint Seiya. What else is one sense and two senses?
The pig's feet must be written as bald! So what's the use of this system!
Isn't the Bronze Saint's basic attack the Sonic Punch?
One Punch Man doesn't even have a star destroyer, so don't overestimate Saitama and be sensible.
It drags on the plot. There are so many plots about the growth of the golden saint in the sanctuary. They are all intrigues and intrigues. Take a look at the original animation. Which golden saint of Tong Hu's generation is not powerful, just, and meaningless? If you write that the protagonist punches each of the twelve little golds, will the protagonist be able to handle it alone during the holy war? After all, the golden generation of Tonghu and Tonghu in the original work are really awesome.
There are a lot of people in the comment area arguing about whether One Punch is more powerful or Saint Seiya is more powerful. I think there is no need to say this at all. The author just wants to express that the protagonist can become infinitely stronger like Saitama.
I didn't find any benefit in the whole process. You said there is a cultivation method. Anyway, you can dominate by yourself. Writing a power system is different, so what's the use of waiting?
Let's not talk about other things. When Regulus appeared in the sanctuary, the other golds had already returned to their places, and he was only one Leo away.
To be honest, when I was a child, my understanding of the remaining fighters was that they were a goddess doing things that meant nothing to me.
We are born with five senses, one sense? Blind, deaf, no taste, no smell or nothing?
Is there something wrong with the author's brain? He actually has the idea of one sense and two senses?
The earth in Saint Seiya belongs to the divine domain, so the output inside will be suppressed. If the Saint Seiyas really come out of the earth, all of them will be Super Saiyans, the kind that can shatter the galaxy with one punch... I don't understand how Saitama is qualified to show off there.
Is there some logic? Let me write about one, two, three, four and five senses at the beginning. The five senses are born with us. In Saint Seiya, the sixth sense is the sixth sense, which is the common name of the standard name "extrasensory perception". It is also called "heart" and is the basis of Saint Seiya. What else is one sense and two senses?
The pig's feet must be written as bald! So what's the use of this system!
Isn't the Bronze Saint's basic attack the Sonic Punch?
One Punch Man doesn't even have a star destroyer, so don't overestimate Saitama and be sensible.
It drags on the plot. There are so many plots about the growth of the golden saint in the sanctuary. They are all intrigues and intrigues. Take a look at the original animation. Which golden saint of Tong Hu's generation is not powerful, just, and meaningless? If you write that the protagonist punches each of the twelve little golds, will the protagonist be able to handle it alone during the holy war? After all, the golden generation of Tonghu and Tonghu in the original work are really awesome.
There are a lot of people in the comment area arguing about whether One Punch is more powerful or Saint Seiya is more powerful. I think there is no need to say this at all. The author just wants to express that the protagonist can become infinitely stronger like Saitama.
I didn't find any benefit in the whole process. You said there is a cultivation method. Anyway, you can dominate by yourself. Writing a power system is different, so what's the use of waiting?
Let's not talk about other things. When Regulus appeared in the sanctuary, the other golds had already returned to their places, and he was only one Leo away.
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