One Punch: From Street Brawls to Star-Splitting

So far, it suits my taste very well. The protagonist's strength progress is neither too slow, giving the impression of being deliberately over-leveled, nor too fast, making him invincible and forced to end. In addition, the kendo system of the protagonist described by the author is very fantasy-like, but in a world where everything is mixed with one punch, I feel that it is very reasonable and right. Mechanical science, genetic mutation, superpowers, martial arts paths, infinite physical evolution... Plus the fantasy-oriented swordsmanship, it feels complete.

It looks good, but we can talk about the hero rating. The upper and lower limits of the hero are very large, and the level depends on merit and record. Therefore, it is normal for the individual strength of the personnel to be different, but basically the performance is still the same. Basically, C-level heroes are strong ordinary ordinary athletes. Yes, you are not guaranteed to win against a wolf one-on-one, usually 3 vs. 1 Or more. B-level heroes are humans with some special abilities or beyond the limits of the human body. You can beat a tiger-level, which is basically a sure win. Generally, it is difficult to win in 2 vs. 1, While A-level heroes basically win most of the time. In the Tiger level, except for the first few A-level ghosts, which can be eliminated one-on-one, they basically require 3 vs. 1 To defeat them. S-level is a specially hired level that must be entered early, or has a high reputation, or has sufficient achievements, such as the king's credit for picking up bald heads, or the prisoner who entered S-level early. The S-level, with the lowest strength, can also defeat the ghost-level, but evenly matched, it cannot 100% stabilize the pressure. If the prisoner beats the Deep Sea King, if it is not raining, he can still suppress it for a while, and then run away without being directly defeated. The one with the highest strength can directly destroy the dragon-level, so this is basically the performance.

I went, this book is simply amazing!

Well, it's still okay, but it doesn't suit my taste without a heroine. I've just finished reading it in two chapters [laughing evilly] It's a pity that there is no heroine. If you like a heroine without a heroine, you can read this book.

It looks good, very good, but can you consider the multiverse? For example, it feels like Dragon Ball. The explosive star rating is not enough among the protagonists in many novels. Moreover, writing about One Punch Man alone feels like the number of words is not enough. Moreover, I enjoyed reading this book so much that I don't want it to be so short [Like][Like][Like]

It's very cool, it doesn't stress the combat power at all, and the protagonist quickly enters the concept stage. One thing I don't like is that the author chose Murata's version of The Legend of the Hungry Wolf. I made a bunch of abstract things like Starry Sky Wolf and Starry Sky Ninja King [face covering], which made me feel a little physically uncomfortable. . . The writing elsewhere is quite good, purely enjoyable. The update is very slow. Oh, by the way, no heroine I can't stand it anymore. . . Another starry sky tornado, another intimate interaction between the tornado and the explosive uncle and little loli. . . [Cover face] So disgusting, a bit poisonous, farewell. Four chapters were updated in two months, which is still an inexplicable four chapters. This is far from the author's limit! The astonishing update speed is more abstract output content, and the author writes wherever he dreams.

Come here and give me a good review, I think it looks pretty good.

It's pretty good-looking, and it's also quite rigorous. Come on.

The writing is pretty good, and it looks good. The One-Horned Fairy is very funny [laughing]

KING can be strengthened a little. Isn't his character control very good? Give him a puppet to control.