One-Punch Man: KING Gets the Twelve Zodiac Talismans

Invincible, with Tatsumaki as the sole heroine.

KING: a name that means the pinnacle of heroes, the strongest being in the ecosystem.

But...

No time to mourn the otaku KING, who had the conceptual ability of Heavenly Luck, stole kills, and made enemies instinctively imagine he was powerful.

Now making his entrance is Li Ming, a powerhouse whose divine Twelve Talismans make his concepts and strength one and the same.

He takes in Mumen Rider as a disciple, teaches him Saitama's training regimen, and creates the next Saitama.

He brings the House of Evolution under his wing, but Genus can never understand how KING broke through the limiter.

That day, Genos watched KING fight Saitama without being at a disadvantage, and watched Dragon Blast comb the Earth into a Mediterranean Sea. He fell silent for a long time.

The Monster Association let out a hysterical roar as the Strongest Man on Earth made himself at home right on their doorstep.

One man against four Dragon-level threats?

No, one man slaughters four Dragon-level threats!

Elder Centipede?

“Dragon Blast!” One-shot.

Half-god-level Evil Natural Water?

One punch, one kill.

So, I hear you're God.

He pulls out the Monkey Talisman. It's conceptual. One-shot, brother.

Tatsumaki is the sole heroine. No harem.

The System says one line in Chapter Two, hands over a golden finger, and leaves.