One Punch Man's Revelator

With King's luck as a chosen one of this dimension, anyone who tries to expose him will either be killed by a monster, struck by a meteorite, killed in the crossfire of Saitama's monster-fighting, suffer a heart attack, or have their evidence rendered useless.

I quite like One-Punch Man, and I believe many others like the novel because of it. As long as it's well-written, sales shouldn't be a problem. However, has the author considered why the novel's sales are poor? There's too much filler and too much unnecessary dialogue.

Just read the synopsis, is this double standards? I love it!

The title was "The Unveiler," but the actual reveal was missing. It shifted from "King Steals the Battle" to "The Protagonist Steals the Battle." What I wanted to see was the revelation, not a second "King."

The title and synopsis both seem to aim to vindicate Saitama, but the actual story revolves around the protagonist taking all the credit, while Saitama is portrayed as nothing more than a mere accessory. Every explanation he offers is met with helplessness and frustration. Even if you're a content creator, you don't actually vindicate him.

It's supposed to vindicate Saitama, but the protagonist gets all the credit, so what's the difference? The synopsis was ridiculous. I don't know if it will be resolved later. If I've misunderstood, I apologize in advance, but I'm totally poisoned 😅

Honestly, it's been so bad since it was released that I can't even finish reading it. The supporting characters are ridiculously stupid, and the main character has already revealed some secrets. The main character kept saying "Saitama hit me, Saitama hit me," while looking helpless. The staff remarked, "No wonder he's so low-key; we understand, we understand..."

If the protagonist were in the One-Punch Man world, he would probably become a camera monster or a YouTuber monster.

Saitama is already an S-class rank, and he got beaten up like that by Boros, yet Garou still ignores him? He's probably destined to be a nobody.

The protagonist keeps saying he wants to reveal the truth, but I haven't seen much willingness to do so. He just makes excuses and mentions things like "I had no choice" each time. It's obvious how stupid the One-Punch Man is when it comes to matters related to Saitama's strength. Can't he just be open about it and say something like, "I was really just a henchman, and Saitama was the main force"?