Renegade_Lemur

I literally listed 3 or more points that I didn't like hahahaha I don't know why you're harping so much on this one thing that I didn't like

is it? so what did I say that implied that?

1. you didn't make it clear, just mentioned that the inuzuku and the warrior entered the same golden portal with the inuzuku disappearing 2. to the So far, Bakugou has not had any adverse relationship to being called kachan he's just stressed at bakugou's level of being 3. I don't want a super mega strong protagonist right away, but the protagonist is a soldier full of experience, trained with the master of martial art masters, but still suffered defeat a student with no combat experience who wasn't at his best mentally? bakugou literally tried to kill midoriya this just shows my point

For me I would have given it 2.5/5, it's a good story and the author is also good, but these points I mentioned made me not like it

for some reason my broker was changing midoriya to mydoria, but I've already fixed it

At first I was enjoying the story, But as time went by I liked it less and less. The romance is well balanced and so far it's been fun to watch it develop. The protagonist is an experienced soldier from another world, a combat-hardened ex-assassin, an orphan who fought in the war with nothing to lose. So when he took over Mydoria's body he became Bang's student (one punch man) and learned to use his martial arts. So explain to me, how did someone with all that almost lose to "kachan"??? And why does the protagonist, even though he is no longer the original Mydoria, still call him that? He has no attachment to Bakugou, it makes sense that he would like the original Mydoria's mother, since he was an orphan And she showed him a care he had never seen before. Now why does he still call the guy who bullied the previous owner of the body kachan? He has no reason at all. And why when Bakugou almost killed him didn't he use the assassination techniques he knew? It was fair he was almost killed.