
Becoming a Hero, Starting with One-Punch Man
从一拳开始当英雄
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 868k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Holy crap! I just subscribed to the whole thing, and now it's free for a limited time!
When will the protagonist be able to fight Saitama?
How utterly boring! I thought I was immune to all poisons, but after reading this book, I realized I'm far from it! Constantly killing people—is that fun? It's like a ** (likely referring to a specific type of character or organization). If it's always like this, constantly killing people, what's the difference between the protagonist and a tool?
The system is meant to assist the protagonist, not restrict him. When I saw the message about being wiped out if the mission failed at the beginning, I immediately lost the will to continue reading.
The system is a major flaw in this book. Instead of fixing the issues raised by readers, the author has made things worse. Is the author only happy when he has poisoned everyone's minds?
Honestly, All Might is at most a demonic form, definitely not a dragon. Just look at his final battle against All For One; even severely injured, he only lost one district of a city. At his peak, he was just a demonic form. He could even fight the main character, a dragon-level monster, so beating My Hero would be a piece of cake for him.
Starting as a hero with one punch? I've been watching for a long time, but what is the protagonist anyway? He has no hero's heart, his power doesn't belong to him at all, and he just wipes people out at the drop of a hat (although this stopped later). And then there's this "point deduction" system—it's disgusting! The protagonist's power comes from missions, essentially working for the system.
The author writes a system and then creates a cold-blooded and ruthless system that oppresses the protagonist ruthlessly, threatening to eliminate him at the slightest provocation. The punishment for failure is severe, leaving the protagonist completely powerless to resist and at the mercy of the system.
System and annihilation again? It's 2019 and people are still writing this kind of stupid plot. If you don't fail, who will?
The true protagonist of this book is the system; the main character is merely a lackey of the system. 😁