Becoming a Hero, Starting with One-Punch Man

Damn it! I just made a full order, and it turns out it's free for a limited time

When will the protagonist be able to fight Saitama?

Everything is boring. I thought I was immune to all kinds of poisons, but after reading this book, I found that I was still very far behind! Is it fun to obliterate it at every turn? Just like **, if they are always obliterated like this, what is the difference between the male protagonist and the tool man? It is equivalent to listening to the system in everything you do. If you do well, the system will give you a little sweetness. If you do not do well, you will die. Isn't this a slave? Is it fun to write like this?

The system is to assist the protagonist, not to restrict it. At the beginning, when I saw that the mission failed and was erased, I immediately lost the intention to read on.

The system is one of the most poisonous points in this book. Some readers raised the issue and not only did they not correct it, but they also wrote more and more violently. Is the author happy because he poisoned everyone away?

To be honest, All Might has the most ghosts, and dragons are definitely not included. Just watch him fight a decisive battle with AFO. You will know it. When he is seriously injured, only a district of a city is gone. In his heyday, he is a ghost. The protagonist can fight at the dragon level. It should be easy to fight against my hero.

Become a hero from one punch? After watching for a long time, what is the protagonist like? He has no heart to be a hero, and his power does not belong to him at all. He can be wiped out at every turn (although there is less of it later), but there is also the setting of deducting points, which is simply disgusting. The protagonist's power comes from missions, which is equivalent to working for the system. What is the deducted point? It is equivalent to the money you work for, and your boss can take it back at any time! ! ! The protagonist wants to be spirited but not spirited and wants to be free but not free. There are also some clumsy pretense, there are many supporting roles, and the monsters he fights are all original works by Saitama, without any innovation.

The author writes a system, and then creates a cold and ruthless system. It suppresses the protagonist hard enough and kills him at every turn. It can be said that the punishment for failure is very serious. The protagonist has no ability to resist at all and is at the mercy of the system. Fortunately, the protagonist has a relatively high luck value. Otherwise, an ordinary person would not know how many times he would die. The system sends out tasks when it finds that it can complete the task. No matter how the protagonist completes it, even if the protagonist can complete the task by offering chrysanthemums, the system dares to send out tasks. No matter how you look at it, it is awkward. It is said to be a host, but in fact it is just a tool. The system is very powerful, and the host has no ability to resist. It becomes a tool and has no spirit. Is the person created in this way a "hero"? What is the difference between it and a puppet?

It's the system and it's erasure. It's 9102 years and there are still people writing this sand dollar plot. If you don't fight, who will?

The real protagonist of this book is the system. As for the pig's feet in the book, they are just dogs raised by the system😁