I'm a Monster Who Leaves Work on Time. What Do Heroes Have to Do with Me?

It's okay, but Saitama can't help but look at the level of monsters. In Saitama's eyes, there are only monsters that can be beaten and those that can't be beaten. The only one that can be beaten is Boros, the others cannot be beaten, anyway, just hit it. And if the weirdos don't destroy them, Saitama won't kill them. , Now you say, "You go out and subdue two dragon-level monsters." This made me laugh.

It's fun to watch without stressing the combat power, but it's not good with OOC. Sometimes adding random things will make those who have watched the original version feel uncomfortable. For example, the basic ghost setting is a weirdo who can destroy a city. It is not a realm in the conventional sense, but just a disaster level. The system panel can display ghosts above and below, but you cannot let the Hero Association say that a certain weirdo is a ghost. The upper, middle and lower peaks are all ranked by netizens to distinguish them.

Not too bad. Indecisive and not decisive in killing, you can read it when you are bored.

Average, barely watchable. There are some pitfalls. For example, the protagonist's ability to control light is not reflected at all. The system panel shows 8 times the speed of ordinary people and dares to claim the speed of light. Long and long, mental activity ink stains

In the end, there was still one on the roadside, just the dog leash around the protagonist's neck. Plot or something. That's all.

So-so, some parts are really uncomfortable to read. The system gives the protagonist an entire apartment. The protagonist sold 72 apartments and received a total of 2 million. (Is a house only worth tens of thousands???) Then, the protagonist rented an apartment next to the apartment provided by the system, with a rent of 80,000. [Smile]

So far, it's very good-looking. The protagonist is recognized by the system as a monster and his mission is to do some damage and defeat heroes. However, the protagonist is a human being. He is basically invincible in three or four days (except for the three gods). The character of the protagonist is also good. He is not verbose, surrender or die (for weirdos), and does not kill innocent people indiscriminately (people must be cleared first when buildings are destroyed). There is no violence and no virginity.

It's hard to comment. The reward for a god-level mission at the beginning is just a bunch of money. The most difficult thing to comment on is that if you receive it directly, you can get yourself killed. Also, the ability to reach the speed of light at the elementary level is actually weaker than the Overlord Haki. It's really hard to imagine what kind of species is writing this. Hateful aliens are trying to write novels to occupy the earth, right? [Smile]

It's okay, the 9-to-5 system of rebirth of a one-punch monster In the beginning, he entered the advanced combat power stage calmly. He had a building (money) and the friendship of the big devil. Later, he collected weird friends and clocked in to work from 9 to 5. However, this 9 to 5 was not reflected much, so when Fubuki, he mentioned 5.4.3; All in all, it's a pretty good system article. However, the psychological description of the supporting characters is okay, not accurate, I think it is quite interesting. The future is promising

There are too many descriptions of the supporting characters' hearts.