One-Punch Man: The Strongest Hero

Some readers may not be familiar with the two female protagonists from the novel, so here's a brief introduction (just basic information from the original comic): Chiaki Kiyohara is a staff member at the Seventh Shelter in Z City. She is responsible for comforting those who have taken refuge in the shelter and is very familiar with all the facilities and information in the shelter.

This protagonist is utterly useless. He completely fails to utilize his talent, squandering the ability to become stronger by eating. Someone who can't even use his talent properly is still desperately trying to build up his power; he clearly doesn't understand what's truly important.

The romance is so poorly written, it's just disgusting! Seriously, if you want to write romance, post it on a romance channel. All this melodrama, siblings liking each other, the brother masking himself to protect his sister and making countless sacrifices, the sister about to tell him they're not related by blood, only to find out he already has a girlfriend, and it was she who told him!

I think it's very well written. Although I've only read up to chapter twenty, I plan to wait and read it some more. Here's a reward of 10,000! 😄

The author is definitely a foodie, I agree.

Actually, if you ask me, Saitama is probably already on the path to becoming stronger. As the chosen one of the planes, his limiter should be gone, or easily unlocked. For example, with continuous training, the limiter would disappear. His training method itself is based on the fact that the limiter is gone, allowing him to train endlessly and become stronger.

Originally, there was Saitama, but the protagonist ruined his chance, and then, like a well-meaning person, advised him to become a hero. That's really cruel. He even came up with the excuse that hope shouldn't be placed on one person. It's ridiculous. And yet, the book is called "One-Punch Man" without Saitama in the title! 🙂

Someone asked what happened to Matsushiro Miyuki. Let me tell you, when the protagonist was proposing to her, a weirdo killed her brother and father, so they broke up cleanly. Seriously? I was dumbfounded when I got to this part. What a terrible plot! In the end, the protagonist married his sister and that gymnast or something. Ridiculous!

The traitor shows the protagonist mercy at every turn, afraid of crippling him. The protagonist, on the other hand, relentlessly pursues the traitor, hoping to capitalize on the traitor's leniency and achieve a counterattack. After watching this, I was completely baffled. What the hell?! Who has the real martial arts spirit here?!

Don't be misled by the reviews on the book list; whether Saitama is in this book or not doesn't affect the reading experience. This is a novel with a One-Punch Man-like exterior but a Marvel core, and it even has a touch of My Hero Academia. It stands out among One-Punch Man fanfics, and indeed among all fanfics.