The Max-Level Sword Saint in Tokyo

After reading nearly a hundred chapters, I feel that although it is like One Punch Man, it is completely different. Saitama is really strong in his own right, but the protagonist of this book is a loser. He is a pure external launcher of the system. He knows nothing about kendo. Even though he didn't understand the system initiation at all, he can only press the skill button to release moves. A weak person is still a weak person even if he has some strength. Strength that is not his own is never his own. I have never seen such a useless person. He can't even use the top swordsmanship to make a few sword moves.

Another invincible version of "Idiot" appears, and now even "Idiot" novels are homogenized.

I just saw that there are not many chapters since it was released. I would like to give my opinion on the current plot. The protagonist's cognition is too unreliable. It's not that the protagonist cannot keep a low profile, but he must at least be self-aware, right? The System Sword Master is level 1000. He can kill hundreds of meters tall monsters in a matter of seconds. He casually combs the earth with a middle part and changes his hairstyle. He is also paranoid all day long. He is not strong but there are countless people who are stronger than him... I am really speechless! The protagonist can keep a low profile and not cause trouble, but he should have a clear understanding of his own strength. Hoshino, who knows more about monsters than the protagonist, said that it was a vicious level, but because he was defeated by him, he firmly believed that it was definitely not a vicious level... Many settings of this book are similar to One Punch Man. The author must have borrowed a lot from it, but unlike the protagonist's self-doubt, Saitama clearly knows how strong he is! Saitama is indifferent to fame and fortune, but that is based on his indifference to fame and fortune based on his clear understanding that he is invincible, and the protagonist of this book is obviously far from reaching this state! I don't know if the protagonist of the plot has changed in the future. I will continue to read until I can't accept it anymore. It would be great if the author could see it...

This book combines the strengths of Japanese novels, including the stupidity of male high school students in Japanese novels (like they are obviously very strong, but lack of self-confidence, but they always emphasize their appearance for no reason), and the obscene tone of the male protagonists in classical Chinese novels (especially the male protagonist's special qualities, are you the kind of novel that plays around with the edges? Either you don't write, or you write hard, which readers are you trying to please with your half-heartedness?), At least I read a few chapters, and this is the impression the male protagonist gave me.

Applying the template of One Punch Man, the plot has no exciting points and is too boring.

It's okay. After all, for this type of novel, as long as the protagonist knows that he is strong enough, this book just knows that.

I wanted to imitate One Punch Man, but I only learned a superficial level. There were no plot points, and it was as bland as water. I didn't even have the desire to be seen on the shelves.

It's so cool. For you, I can watch eight ads every two days. I just don't want to spend a penny on this book.

If you read this novel, you might as well read A Punch, which is copied except for the name. I can write novels like this, so I can just read Yi Punch and copy the subtitles.

The plot is completely copied from One Punch Man, right?