Invincible Across Dimensions: From the Start, I Fuse with the Hero Saitama

It's okay. I've read Chapter 55. I want to say that the protagonist is a bit arrogant and arrogant. The protagonist has started to have negative emotions before he has grown up. Moreover, he feels that the fusion is the same as without fusion. If he doesn't train well, he still thinks about other abilities. Isn't it bad that the Bald Demon King is invincible? (The bald devil has always wanted a passionate battle)

I love Saitama, come on, author

Highly recommended, the protagonist has a strong sense of heroism, and the heroes that the protagonist fuses with can only be fused by the protagonist. The protagonist becomes the protagonist through his own efforts and previous animations. This does not create a situation where even if the protagonist does not work hard, the protagonist is still the strongest person. If there are too many books like this, it will create an illusion for people in society. No matter how hard you work, you will never be the best. It's good-looking.

I think it's great. It doesn't matter how many skills you have, whether you're bald or not. If you really punch hard, you might as well go to station B to watch.

Another novel that I like very much

It's a good novel

I really like this kind of novel. It would be nice to have a few more dimensional inheritances