After an accident, He Luo transmigrates into the world of One Punch Man and becomes bound to a Myriad Worlds Security System. From then on, he can take security commissions in his daily life that trigger System missions, and he can also travel to different worlds to take on security commissions across the myriad realms.
To grow stronger, he constantly trains his body and practices martial arts. He also dedicates himself to completing the System's various missions, traveling between worlds to fulfill its security commissions. Every world is a crucible that tempers him.
From merely trying to survive in the dangerous world of One Punch Man to being able to protect the people and things he holds dear; from a rookie relying on his beginner's gift pack to a powerhouse who can easily defeat any enemy, each life-or-death mission brings him one step closer to his fixation on "protection."
He grows stronger not only to crush monsters and villains, but also to protect the bonds he forms in every world;
He travels between worlds not only to earn System rewards, but also to piece together the coordinates for a journey home from the traces left across the myriad realms.
But the worlds across the myriad realms are dangerous, and there are countless formidable enemies. Can He Luo complete every mission and recover those regrettable blades? Read on to find out...
P.S. Worlds featured so far:
Main world: One Punch Man (early story)
Side worlds: Resident Evil, One Piece, Naruto, Mutants, Marvel Universe... (Reader suggestions welcome)
Can the protagonist quit the Fubuki group? I feel very unhappy every time I watch Fubuki.
At present, in my opinion, there is no poisonous point. 6.7 Points are definitely low. As long as there are no big problems later, it has the potential of at least 8.5 Or above. In my opinion, the only shortcoming that is not a shortcoming is that the length of each dungeon world is relatively long. However, I am still very surprised to see Brother Corpse. The character of the protagonist is slightly majestic, but in my opinion, it is not a saint. But if you want to see the kind of killing, killing, collecting, and collecting, you can go.
The writing is good, and the characterization is more in line with the original work. Overall, in a word, the author will update it quickly! 😘
So far, it's quite interesting. The protagonist works hard to cultivate his strength. Although he has some tricks, he doesn't rely on them. Most of his strength comes from his own cultivation. It's just food and grass.
The content is okay, but I feel uncomfortable when I see the word "master"
It's a very restorative book. I can't read it and I like the setting very much. The only flaw is the Resident Evil chapter, but you can read it without delay if you skip that chapter. It's a book on Tomato. You can read it.
The characterization is relatively delicate, and the relationship between the characters is handled fairly well. So far, the plot is still good, but the number of words is still a bit short.
It's very well written, and I'm a fan of One Punch. Please support me.
It looks good but the author seems to have run away now.
You'd better make it up