Roger transmigrates into a crossover anime world and becomes a student at the Hero Academy in Academy City.
His deskmate is Kitagawa Marin, his class monitor is Yukinoshita Yukino, his homeroom teacher is Chabashira Sae, and the head of student affairs is Nangong Nayue.
Every now and then, he even runs into Misaka Mikoto and the Misaka Sisters on campus.
But Roger never awakened any special talent, so he's just an ordinary guy with no particular connection to any of them.
Then, a month ago, his long-delayed System finally arrived, and he drew the Saitama template in his beginner's gift pack, making him invincible with a single click.
Hero Academy? I'm done with that. Who wants to be some stupid hero anyway?
Wouldn't it be much better to lie flat at home, watching idol Xiao Ai's livestreams and dance performances?
Slay monsters? Let someone else do it.
Hero Association: "This is bad! Six hundred thousand super-sized titans are attacking! It's a god-level disaster! Get Blast, the number-one S-Class hero, and assemble all the heroes, or humanity will be wiped out!"
Association official: "Um, we just got word that all the super-sized titans have been wiped out by an unidentified person. All that's left at the scene is a bottomless strait splitting the continent in two."
After that, several more Dragon-level and god-level disasters appeared, but each was dealt with by an unidentified person.
The Hero Association kept searching for the mysterious hero, then discovered an astonishing pattern: every major disaster happened during idol Xiao Ai's concerts or fan meet-and-greets.
Could the mysterious hero actually be an idol otaku?
(Absolutely invincible + pure power fantasy + a mashup of various anime, with the protagonist as the one true god. No worries, it's completely safe to read.)
The protagonist gains Saitama's power, but was the original Saitama killed? [What]
Not bad. Although there is no male character in the introduction, there is actually one, but the first character who appears is Guizi Gakuen, which is a bit harmful to his book.
It's not exciting at the moment. The protagonist feels a bit too idle right now. I hope he can be a little more domineering. Furthermore, the author is rushing to update ten times a day.
The protagonist gains Saitama's power, but was the original Saitama killed? [What]
Not bad. Although there is no male character in the introduction, there is actually one, but the first character who appears is Guizi Gakuen, which is a bit harmful to his book.
It's not exciting at the moment. The protagonist feels a bit too idle right now. I hope he can be a little more domineering. Furthermore, the author is rushing to update ten times a day.