Becoming a Villain in the One-Punch Man World

Holding another man, she tried to struggle but couldn't. Looking up at the sky with a resigned expression, she awaited rescue by Takanashi Akagi.

Seeing a bunch of comments saying not to hype up Saitama made me laugh. Saitama doesn't need hype! Don't talk about a single universe and create a bunch of new terms to explain him. Saitama is invincible in his own world. Anything you take to Saitama's world and fight him will lose. Saitama's setting is that he has no upper limit, not that he's only Super Saiyan 3. You think he's only Super Saiyan 3 because his opponents' strength doesn't exceed Super Saiyan 3.

This book is beautifully written, with a deeply moving plot, an unexpected ending, and content that resonates with readers and prompts deep reflection. It's one of the few truly excellent books I've encountered in over a decade. My only regret is that I haven't read a single word yet, but that doesn't stop me from babbling!

Fubuki

He's at the creator level, he can stop time, reverse time, and even revive people, yet he still gets bullied by Saitama, who can't even swat a mosquito. It's painful to watch.

This reminded me of this.

That's an exaggeration. Boros survived a serious punch and wasn't immediately killed. The protagonist could easily kill Boros and even revive him, so he wouldn't be instantly killed by the bald guy.

Although the teacher is indeed awesome, the protagonist, who is described as so powerful, still gets killed with a single punch. It feels like the protagonist's charisma has plummeted. Was all the description of how strong the protagonist was in the beginning just to highlight how powerful the teacher is?

Well, the protagonist's character design is pretty good, but the comments section is full of mindless Saitama fans, which really disgusts me. What invincible setting? Where did you get that from? If we're talking about setting, the only one I currently accept is that Saitama doesn't have a limiter, meaning he has high potential. But even potential needs time to be developed.

I don't think it's that the writing is bad, it's just that the writing is poorly done. He kept saying he was afraid of Saitama, but then he got hit by Saitama and instantly revived. It's like going to work, with a harem running around. I didn't see the story you were trying to tell; all that's left is a bunch of nonsensical fantasies. What intrigues me is the story you're about to tell, not your wild and fantastical fantasies. I'm leaving.