After completing two years of military service, Qian Lie unexpectedly transmigrates into the world of One-Punch Man.
From the start, he runs into a monster attacking the city.
Luckily, he awakens the Saiyan Talent System.
Once the System is fully activated, he can obtain all of the Saiyans’ talents and become strong enough to destroy a star, just like Saitama.
But just as Qian Lie is preparing to lie low and activate the System, a little girl catches a monster’s attention!
With the girl in mortal danger, Qian Lie doesn’t think twice. He leaps into action and wrestles with the monster,
ultimately saving her.
The girl is deeply grateful and is about to thank him, but the moment she sees Qian Lie’s face, her body starts twitching uncontrollably, and she faints in the middle of the street.
“?”
Qian Lie stands there, completely bewildered.
It isn’t until he looks down at a puddle that he realizes
he’s actually a monster himself!!
A monster saves a person, and the Super Saiyan becomes a Super Saiyan Monster.
In a world where heroes scheme against one another for rankings and Association bureaucrats embezzle money for their own gain,
there seems to be one more oddball monster who keeps saving people, alongside Saitama, who became a hero purely for fun, and the knight who stands before the people despite his frail body.
And what’s more, he seems to have no shortage of admirers. Never mind monsters like Mosquito Girl,
but how have Tornado, Blizzard, and Psykos all ended up hanging around him too???
Also known as Tornado, Blizzard, Psykos, You All Have to Hear Me Out!; Sis, Let Go of Qian Lie, He’s Mine!; Qian Lie, Let Go of Blizzard, Come After Me!; Tornado, Blizzard, Let Go of Him, I’ll Handle This Myself!
[Multiple heroines + wish fulfillment + character-focused + more original worldbuilding in the early chapters]
Is there any way to continue to increase the progress? In order to suppress the fighting power, Saitama has no chance to appear. If there is no way to increase the progress, two stars will be offered immediately.
The fighting pressure is a bit harsh and writing like this is not popular.
Mark. . . .
Vomit, vomit, vomit, I can't do it anymore
Okay, pretty good