[One Punch] [Unlimited Growth] [From the Ultraman Universe]
Lin Zhong accidentally transmigrated to the Ultraman universe. After gaining an ever-growing reserve of spiritual power, he chose to train under Idai Inryu, the man who could wrestle monsters with his bare hands.
Just as Lin Zhong was preparing to make a name for himself in the Ultraman universe, the unexpected happened.
While his master and Zoffy were fighting Magata no Orochi together, a sudden disturbance in space and time caught him.
He accidentally fell into the One-Punch Man universe.
Staring at the monster before him, claws bared, he couldn't help feeling bewildered. Did this thing really need to be taken seriously?
He instinctively swung his sword, and its light tore through the sky.
From then on, the world's strongest swordsman had arrived.
I don't like the good old protagonist, but I still like the protagonist who is both good and evil, and he is completely following the original plot.
It's a bit interesting, but just a bit. The pace is ridiculously fast, and I haven't delved too deeply into the world of One Punch. I'll probably return to the world of tokusatsu in the future [what] The description of the main character's way of swordsmanship is too vague, and the pace of progress is too fast. As a result, it doesn't take many chapters to reach the "way" of swordsmanship, and the feeling of using a sword is gone. In about ten chapters, a little boy who was bullied was taken in and taught the way of swordsmanship (I didn't feel much, it was too simple, there was nothing to say, just teach him if you want). The four stars are mainly encouraging, at least I don't see too many poisonous spots, so I support the tokusatsu + one punch.
It's pretty good, but he's a bit of a bad guy. I don't understand why he accepted that little boy.
It's okay. In fact, you don't need to write about time-travelers. Just write about local people. If you don't even know the plot, you don't need to write them as time-travelers. The description of the protagonist will never compare to the bald head. Just watch it from the perspective of a supporting character😅
When I read Chapter 11, the protagonist got injured himself in order to save the little girl, which looked weird.
It feels pretty good, I feel like I'm watching the original work
The main character is so talented that he is just a supporting character in the end.
Okay, pretty good
Language is a bit like AI, bland and boring
The combat power is reduced to a dog, and the description of the vaccine man is like AI.