
Saint Seiya: One-Punch Man!
圣斗士:一拳超人!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Fanfiction
- Subgenre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
Stats
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
679Chapters
15.3MReads
36.6kFlowers
10.0Score
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The power system of the saints in all Japanese comics is not much worse than that of Dragon Ball, at least it can be in the top three. Don't insult the Saints by punching them bald. Also, the power system of Naruto and Pirate Moon is far worse than that of Saint Seiya.
Saitama is the strongest in the universe. How can indigenous gods like Athena, Zeus, and Apollo compare with the strong men of the universe? Saitama's ability can destroy the world and gods. The male protagonist is too licking*, with Saitama's abilities, Athena and others are harem slaves.
Please stop trolling, the author is obviously Sha Zhi's younger brother Sha Diao
I feel like those Saitama fans don't know what to do anymore. What's the use of continuing to talk about Saitama? If I write a book, I will directly write about someone who killed Saitama. What can Saitama do?
I hope the author can maintain the official setting of the original One Punch Man! Saitama is positioned as invincible!!! No matter whether it is a god-level creature or a cosmic creature, no matter how awesome or exaggerated it is, anyone who encounters Saitama will be killed with one punch. If one punch fails, just two punches! No matter how strong the enemy is, Saitama will not be hurt. This is Saitama's characteristic!
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.
The protagonist can blow up people with one ton of force, and blow up a mountain with two tons of force. Will he be invincible with three tons of force? The author may not have any common sense about weight. A small car only weighs 2 or 3 tons.
I really want to know what these three senses are? A normal person has five senses, right? How about sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell? Who are the people in your book? You still have to practice each sense.
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?