Transmigrate into One-Punch Man: Get the Monster-Hunting System from the Start

The start is okay, but the hundred times value is a bit shaky, and I don't understand the conversion principle. It would be appropriate to change it to ten times or directly stack it. Give three stars first, and pay the rest in installments when the number of words increases.

Hello fellow book friends, I am the author of this book. This is my first attempt at writing a long fanfic. I have read many of One Punch Man, Naruto, Dragon Ball, Super Seminary, Ultraman, etc. In the end, I chose the theme of One-Punch Man for creation. Because I particularly like the different people in it and the different understandings and interpretations of heroes, The undocumented knight is a hero of justice, Tatsumaki is a hero who is a bit arrogant, and Saitama is a hero with a strong heart. The protagonist I want to write about is a hero who goes from being a loser who is willing to sacrifice to becoming a truly powerful and kingly hero who looks down on the world. He will truly integrate into it step by step because of some events related to himself, and his experience will not be too smooth sailing. The invincible Saitama has times when he feels aggrieved, and naturally he does too. He will have his own thoughts and weighings about the world. Why are there weirdos? What is the true meaning of a hero? What is the fate of the people? Including the system, the will of the earth, the principles of limiter theory, etc., They will all be wonderfully presented in this book. Of course, I read everyone's comments carefully, whether they are good or bad, and accept them humbly. Brother Bao who is willing to receive the Golden Broom Award is a good Brother Bao, and an author who is willing to accept everyone's criticism and correction is a good author. Next, the Weird Association's response to the sudden appearance of the protagonist, the attention of the Evolution House, and the approach of the alien overlord, etc., The exciting plot will be fully unfolded! Thank you again for your support and attention to this book, thank you all! 2023.8.24

I never read novels where the main character is frustrated. It was okay at first, but the process of joining the Fubuki Group was too tedious. I am most annoyed by people with pride and prejudice (the tornado that just appeared in this book), and I am also annoyed by the brainless protagonist (I have to explain something, why don't I just do it? After being defeated, I have to go back and become stronger, the protagonist who is frustrated) takes strong action when encountering weirdos, and is particularly useless when encountering humans. If you want to write a daily novel Please give the protagonist invincible power or quickly upgrade it to invincible power, then reduce the fighting time and lengthen the daily time; if you want to write passionate or invincible stories, please make the protagonist strong enough (whether dealing with people or weirdos); of course, if it is a love story, please give the protagonist enough emotional intelligence; finally, do not turn on the listening book mode, otherwise what you will hear will be a very long battle full of loopholes. (≧∇≦)/

I didn't want to watch it when I saw the people who saved the Fubuki Team and took the initiative to join them. I felt that the price had dropped, and I felt a little alienated. I felt that if you were given some benefits, you would join the Shanzui Team. It would be good if those Fubuki Team people didn't use nuclear weapons to kill them. You still saved them. What does this have to do with you? There's nothing wrong with saving girls. There's nothing wrong with saving children and the elderly. That's all I can say.

The cheating ability is strong, but the protagonist never fights monsters, and he has perfectly inherited the character of Diaosi. I think he will have to force himself to write hundreds of chapters of One Punch Man and all the plots. It is better to just travel through the heavens and speed up the progress.

The protagonist's skills are quite strong, but after leveling up a few times, I don't know if the author is afraid that the protagonist will be too strong or something, so he doesn't upgrade. The daily writing is okay, but after the protagonist joins the Fubuki group, he feels that the protagonist is a little ignorant, and he is not very strong yet. Instead of fighting monsters and upgrading, he does something less so. It's such an important thing. If it weren't for Saitama, I'd probably die, and the protagonist is a little aggrieved. I can save people, but I just don't have the strength to do it. If I were the protagonist, no matter how much I upgrade to almost invincible before I go out, no matter who I hit, it won't be good with one punch.

The protagonist didn't understand the focus, and actually had the leisure to move forward without being invincible, and even gave away people. With the speed of the protagonist, he can send his important people out of City A. As for the fate of other people, the protagonist himself is interfering with the development of the world. Anyway, I have a lot of opinions. The protagonist is drifting. I really can't understand the so-called justice. The more I write, the more it sounds like abuse of the mainstream, and he also crazily suppresses the protagonist.

Come on, big brother who writes one-punch fanfics! 😏

Quite nosy

Really not that good