One Punch Man: the Legend of the Hungry Wolf

Teacher Saitama is invincible because of his strong heart and constant self-change. It is said in the anime that he spent a year and a half becoming bald, and during this year and a half he spent his life killing monsters and leveling up. There is never invincibility for no reason, and I won't write about that kind of invincibility.

The hungry wolf has extraordinary paranoia when it comes to fighting. The author writes it very well. This is the hungry wolf, especially when he writes about letting evil spirits eat the children around Genos. Although the sense of justice in my body is bursting out and scolding the author, I still applaud the plot between Genos and the hungry wolf. This is the hungry wolf.

Come on, author, the character of Hungry Wolf is exactly the same as the comic. That's great.

I don't know if the author of one book review saw it: Poor Poros didn't crush the author like a bug.

For example, Water Dragon and Hero, they are two opponents of the Hungry Wolf, especially the Water Dragon. I feel that the Water Dragon Society and the Hungry Wolf are rivals [you can tell from the text]. I hope that Water Dragon and Hungry Wolf will be on par every time they fight. And if you are a hero, you can set it up so that you can compete with the hungry wolf. After all, he is the strongest warrior.

At least in One Punch Man, there are many dark martial artist characters. I don't know why, but Water Dragon is said to be unable to defeat the Deep Sea King. I feel so dizzy. I hope the author can give those martial artists some dignity. Also strengthen some characters [such as heroes, water dragons, etc., I still prefer them]

This new cover is cool. It feels like one of the few super high-quality covers from Qidian.

I feel like the protagonist is very sadistic... In the anime, it took a few days for Hungry Wolf to defeat everyone in the world (except for teachers), but in the novel, it took several years to barely defeat a B-level hero.