One-Punch Man: The Emperor's Engine

The author writes about the daily relationship between King and Tatsumaki. It would be a bit boring to fight all day long_(:з∠)_ "Actually, I just want to see it (ಡωಡ)"

Why should we misunderstand that KING is the strongest? There is no need to misunderstand it at all! It is the strongest in itself! Lucky ability Max! Even if Saitama wants to kill him, the hair tonic will suddenly take effect, causing his hair to grow like that of an ordinary person 😃😃

Can you tell us about the emotional subplot? . . . .

In the end, Saitama finally became the No. 1 Super S-class hero, but lost his goal because of it. On the eve of the investiture ceremony, Saitama left without saying goodbye, giving up the honor and applause he had dreamed of pursuing for many years. Before he left, he left a letter to Genos, telling him not to worry about him, but to regroup and find his true opponent. Traveling aimlessly, Saitama has always found nothing. By chance, he came to Konoha Village. In the bustling market, he met Naruto holding Hinata on his arm and holding a child. Naruto smiled warmly and happily, which made Saitama very envious. Saitama had heard that Naruto was very strong, so he told Naruto that he hoped to have a showdown. Naruto rejected Saitama's request, glanced tenderly at Hinata beside him, and told Saitama with a smile that the reason why he worked hard to become stronger was to protect the people he loved. Now that everything is complete, he only hopes to be by his wife's side and be a good husband and father. Saitama respected Naruto's decision, but still refused to give up and asked Naruto if he had any other strong opponents. Naruto thought for a while and said that he knew a powerful hero named Son Goku, but he had been living on Kaioh, so he didn't know if Saitama could find it. However, I suggested that Saitama find a kid named Nobita. I heard that he has a blue robot cat that has the ability to go anywhere. Although Saitama is very strong, he is a fool in life. He knew that he could not find Nobita on his own, so he came to Rice Flower Market according to the introduction in the newspaper, found the Maori Detective Agency, and wanted to entrust Maori Kogoro to help him find the child Nobita. Saitama didn't bring any money before leaving, so he was rejected by the money-grubbing Mouri Kogoro and could only leave in disgrace. But before he could get far, his cloak was pulled by a little boy. The little boy told Saitama that his name was Edogawa Conan and he was a detective. He could help Saitama find Nobita. Saitama was doubtful, but now he had no other choice but to believe in this inconspicuous elementary school student. Following Conan all the way, he was gradually impressed by Conan's temperament, and in the end Conan did not disappoint him and took him to the door of Nobita's house. Saitama is not sociable and hopes Conan can accompany him into the house. Conan shook his head and said that this family was very happy and he did not want to implicate them. So a person left silently. The afterglow of the setting sun stretched Conan's figure very long, and Saitama thought to himself that this child must be a charming and handsome boy when he grows up. Taking a deep breath, Saitama finally found the courage to knock on the door. The door slowly opened, and a robot doll with yellow skin and red ears appeared in front of Saitama. Saitama was surprised, but explained his purpose. Red Ear tells Saitama that her name is Dorami and she is the sister of Doraemon, the robot cat. Now Nobita and Doraemon have gone to summer camp, so they cannot come back for the time being, but she can also help Saitama. Saitama learned the lesson from Mouri Kogoro, and touched his bald head in embarrassment, saying that he had no money of his own as payment. Dorami shook her head and said that the reason why she and her brother came back to the present from the future was to bring happiness to people besides helping Nobita who failed to live up to expectations. So can

Forced to be funny, Saitama-sensei is always criticized, and the writing style is also disappointing

I think this book is quite good, a collection of novels and fan fiction that is at the top of its game. Why do so many people say it is poisonous?

You see Piccolo raised by the protagonist almost killing a little girl, and you are so embarrassed. He throws a weirdo you raised into a densely populated area and ran away. If Clickboy hadn't arrived in time, the little girl would have been beaten to death. You also said that you don't need the association's consent. Are you so shameless? Do others deserve to be killed by the monster you raised? In those two chapters, it was said that it was fair for Saitama to get the credit for killing monsters. I don't know where he got the credit. He relied on others to kill monsters, and he even dragged him to it.

Go ahead, it's really disgusting! The male protagonist couldn't control his pet, and almost killed a little girl. Then a hero came out to save the girl, and then fought with the male protagonist's pet. After the male protagonist came out, he actually said that hero. I was also drunk. If it weren't for that hero, the girl would have died. I thought that hero was a bad guy without any distinction. There was an even more disgusting Saitama walking around in the back, and then he was suddenly attacked by the male protagonist's pet. Saitama killed the male protagonist's pet. Later, the male protagonist actually asked Saitama why he killed his pet. I was really convinced. . . Obviously the male protagonist couldn't control the pet and attacked Saitama first, and then insulted Saitama. If I were Saitama, I would kill this idiot. . . It would be great if the starting point could be rated like a tomato. Then I went to watch the finale, and some people actually said it was well written. Damn it, what do those people think about it? ! ! There's obviously something wrong with the male protagonist's outlook on life. He can see the finale, and he says it looks good. Who are these people?

I really can't hold it back and want to write a long review. Although it has been so long and the author will most likely not be able to read it, they are all what I want to say sincerely. (Contains a lot of spoilers. If there are any new readers, it is recommended not to read my review.) First of all, if it is a perfect score out of 10, I would like to give this book a 7-point rating. But mainly due to the early score, until the beginning of the Hungry Wolf chapter, the quality of the book dropped to an incredible level, or in other words, the quality of the book as a fan was extremely poor. First of all, the author is really talented at writing funny stories. In the early stage, the protagonist King was really weak, but he always used a kind of nonsensical luck to defeat many enemies. Like the soda monsters and assassins who coincidentally attacked each other and eliminated each other, the stupid dinosaurs and the dinosaurs with heart disease, and the robots that malfunctioned but were misunderstood to be killed by the protagonist, they were all funny and promoted the plot. This system is also very clever. It not only makes the protagonist not a completely ordinary human being like in the original work, but can really act like a hero when encountering danger, it also retains some "weak time without cards" or "weak time due to system failure", so that after the protagonist becomes stronger, he can continue to use luck to solve problems in a funny way. The author's original characters include a martial arts idiot who learned Tai Chi in just a few words, a stubborn captain who wants to pursue the end of the sea, and a family of dinosaurs with their own personalities. In comparison, these characters don't actually take up too many chapters, but their characterization is very interesting. Wu Chi also used a very clever reason to send the protagonist into a martial arts competition, instead of just being a tool in a single chapter. The captain originally had no reason to fight the protagonist, but in the dinosaurs, the author laid a foreshadowing that a certain dinosaur had not been solved. Using this foreshadowing, the captain had a reason to fight the protagonist. The girl in Huang Yi didn't know who she was when she first appeared, but she had just expressed her respect for Fubuki, and then she appeared in the train extra chapter. Readers immediately realized that she was the hero who appeared in half an episode in the original extra chapter, respected Fubuki and did not appear in the name. At this time, the author has the ability to control the characters' personalities, connect them with the original work, and write funny plots at the same time. The chapter about pet Piccolo is the first toxic point in my opinion. As a very famous hero, his family attacked the people, but did not do anything to deal with it. Instead, he turned around and threatened the people together. This is a very poisonous behavior. And starting from the Hungry Wolf chapter, the description of the plot becomes very sloppy. Take Snotlout for example. When he first appeared, he was imprisoned in a monster base. The Wolf had no communication with him before. He stood in front of the hero and said, "Don't kill the Wolf, the Wolf saved me twice." This will make readers feel very confused, because if you haven't read the comics, you don't know what the intersection is between the Wolf and Snotlout. This part of the plot is only in the comics, but not in the book written by you, the author. And all the battles in the Hungry Wolf chapter are exactly the same as in the original comic. Every monster the hero encounters, helps his teammates, and defeats them in the same way as in the original work. Famous scenes such as one person shocking four dragons and the black spirit pulling the hair of the Atomic Samurai are just replicas. So why do readers need to read your book? Originally, the protagonist used Boros's card. I thought that the hungry wolf could be solved by the protagonist, which was different from the original work. However, as a result, the protagonist's energy expired, and it was still up to Saitama to solve the hungry wolf. I feel that every reader can feel the sense of disconnection in the middle of this book, from the original characters + original plot + funny plot in the early stage, to the complete reproduction of the original plot + the protagonist in the later stage. It seems that although efforts have been made, the ending is the same as the original work. I feel like it's a book that makes you become a god in the early stage and pulls your hips in the later stage.

Those who survived Chapter 49 are all heroes. I couldn't survive it anymore, so I ran away first as a courtesy.