Wang Zhenzhen is Saitama, the One-Punch Man's second direct disciple. Her attributes are almost exactly the same as her master's, except she's a woman.
As a teenage girl, Wang Zhenzhen naturally doesn't want to lose her thick, glossy hair because of her strength.
All she wants is to look pretty. She doesn't want to be the strongest!
Then she transmigrated and became an ordinary citizen of New York.
The terrifying part was that in this new world, her strength was growing at a crazy rate, and her hair was in grave danger.
It was as if using even the tiniest bit of strength would open Pandora's box, and then her hair would be swept away by the wind.
Wang Zhenzhen carefully avoided all sorts of disasters in New York. In the eyes of countless superheroes, this girl was unbelievably frail, the sort who couldn't even twist open a bottle cap.
But what she feared most eventually came to pass. One ordinary day, the second princess of some divine realm led an ugly army in an attempt to conquer Earth. Wang Zhenzhen had wanted to avoid this disaster too, but there were too many enemies and too many ordinary people around. The superheroes who usually arrived in time were all too busy looking after themselves. Faced with the disaster, Wang Zhenzhen suddenly thought of her master.
He was a hero!
And as a hero's disciple, she should be a hero too!
So, caught up in a fit of teenage bravado, Wang Zhenzhen threw a passionate punch and wiped out an entire alien army.
At the same time, her hair vanished into the smoke, nowhere to be found.
Afterward, as countless people praised her, Wang Zhenzhen could only stand there with a somber face, tears in her eyes, contemplating one thing.
Would her new boyfriend reject her for being bald?
---The male lead's perspective---
Hey, I'm your friendly neighborhood New Yorker, Spider-Man! I recently got a girlfriend, the super delicate kind who can't take care of herself. What makes me happiest is opening bottle caps for her, because every time I do, she says I'm a real man and super handsome!
But then one day, I discovered that my girlfriend was actually a big shot who could end things with a single punch.
I was nothing but a little brother in front of her.
Her combat strength was who knows how many universes beyond mine.
Honestly, I felt a little inferior.
But looking at my little girlfriend's tear-filled eyes and gleaming bald head, with an expression of utter despair that seemed to ask, "I'm bald now. Do you still love me?"
I immediately berated myself. How could I be so chauvinistic? Wasn't it great that my girlfriend was strong enough to protect herself? So I comfortingly embraced her little self, rubbing her shiny bald head. My hands touched its soft, smooth surface, and my heart fluttered.
I said tenderly, "Don't worry. I'll love you forever, my miracle girl."
1. The male lead is the Tom Holland version of Spider-Man.
2. There is no fixed timeline.
3. The heroine is a gender-swapped Saitama, with invincible strength.
Theme: Maintaining world peace