Zhou Yan traveled through the world of One Punch for a whole year, and he had a high fever that never stopped for a day. The bone-eroding heat tortured him day and night, and his reason and warmth were completely wiped out.
Until one day when the fever peaks, Akainu's template finally awakens, but the burning sensation has not subsided. Only the "justice points" obtained from killing monsters can relieve the pain and unlock the power of Rock Berry.
In order to make himself comfortable and to become stronger, Zhou Yan used his burning fist to step into the city full of weirdos. He showed no mercy to the weirdos and killed them ruthlessly just to gain justice points.
His justice is deformed and has no bottom line. He ignores the people in important situations and does not hesitate to eliminate those who are not worthy of protection. This is contrary to other heroic ideals and is also criticized by the people. However, he passed the Hero Association test with the strength to crush weirdos and climbed to the top of S-class.
He will use his obsession to gain unimaginable power to find the culprit of these crimes he suffered. Even if that person is a god, Zhou Yan will never retreat...
Reader comments
It's too chaotic, multiple forces appear in succession, and Fubuki's group doesn't have that much influence. Only C-level and B-level heroes will join. The association is too dark, and Saitama doesn't have a role. A big part of One Punch fandom is the interaction between the protagonist and Saitama. After reading it, it has become another story. It's a book. It's not like a One-Punch fanfic. If it were in another world, it would be a pretty good book. But this is the One-Punch world, and the top one is always Saitama. As a result, the power of God has become lower. It feels like the author has fallen into his own world and cannot extricate himself. It has become a completely different book.
I just have a question, where is Saitama?
It feels okay. The world view setting should be a modified version of One Punch Man, with various gods added. The ranking of heroes is slightly different from the original work. The protagonist kills ghost-level monsters and is still a B-level hero.
It's too chaotic, multiple forces appear in succession, and Fubuki's group doesn't have that much influence. Only C-level and B-level heroes will join. The association is too dark, and Saitama doesn't have a role. A big part of One Punch fandom is the interaction between the protagonist and Saitama. After reading it, it has become another story. It's a book. It's not like a One-Punch fanfic. If it were in another world, it would be a pretty good book. But this is the One-Punch world, and the top one is always Saitama. As a result, the power of God has become lower. It feels like the author has fallen into his own world and cannot extricate himself. It has become a completely different book.
I just have a question, where is Saitama?
It feels okay. The world view setting should be a modified version of One Punch Man, with various gods added. The ranking of heroes is slightly different from the original work. The protagonist kills ghost-level monsters and is still a B-level hero.