One-Punch Man: KING Returns from Sekiro

He is an incredibly strong person, but he has never trained himself. His strength lies in three aspects. First, his heart is strong and powerful, allowing his blood to circulate faster. Next is his bones. The sound of his heartbeat is amplified through his bones. Therefore, I imagine his bones are not so simple. Finally, there is his reflexes.

I'd give it four stars for two reasons. First, One-Punch Man fanfiction is indeed difficult to write. The original work has a problem with inconsistent power levels, with the ranking system completely resembling Saitama's level versus non-Saitama's level. So, the author's ability to keep it from completely falling apart is quite impressive.

Sculptor, I have sensed your domineering intentions, I understand your ambitions. After successfully reconnecting the prosthetic arm, King's strength immediately surged, increased dramatically, and increased exponentially! Kill! Kill! Kill! His killing intent at this moment was fifty times greater than when the Emperor Engine was activated; Unparalleled dominance, unparalleled madness. …

That's interesting. I've never played Sekiro before, but it's quite novel.

Brother, please! Just one more chapter, please? 🥺

After everything was over, Saitama looked at King and said, "Let's have a real battle!" Clearly, the battle with the god hadn't yet satisfied him, and now the hungry wolf had also come up. "Then, let's go!" A battle was inevitable, while Monster King Psykos, who was cooking at King's house, and Saitama's pet Black Gold, Pochi, and Mosquito Sister stayed quietly.

I hope King can travel to other worlds, like Dragon Ball.

Keep it up, author! You can slow down the update pace a bit; ten chapters a day should be enough. Your story is fresh and original, so keep writing! Just don't let it have a bad ending. I'll keep following you. I just wonder if there's a female lead yet? 🤔

One-Punch Man is difficult to write, mainly for two reasons: 1. The power levels in One-Punch Man become somewhat inconsistent later on; 2. The story itself isn't very long. Writing this kind of book makes it easy to rush through or force an extension, leading to a poorly written ending. In short, I'm really looking forward to seeing how the author performs.

It's not bad. The author has created a unique One-Punch Man world, and the inclusion of Sekiro storylines is quite good. The only drawback is that the grand plot of Sekiro is only partially developed, giving it a "pants are off, but it's over" feel. However, these flaws don't detract from the overall quality; it's still top-notch on Tomatoes.