The protagonist starts from the weakest, the story of the little boy growing into a man, the campus life progresses with his friends, the familiar blood, the familiar routine, and the familiar teenager Jump.
Maybe a lot of people think that the little hero has a sense of sight from other comics, such as the superpowers of the characters, such as the routine of the male protagonist who does not have superpowers being called the strongest superpower, but I don't think these can affect me. A good experience, simple but the most real, the title says, "This is a story about me becoming the best hero", every audience knows the ending of this story at the beginning, but in the process they feel the blood and gain Impressed is enough.
When the male protagonist was found to have no personality, the mother hugged the male protagonist and cried: "I'm sorry, I'm sorry." But at this time, what the male protagonist wanted to hear was not the comfort of giving up, but the firm support. What I wanted to hear more, which All Might later said, was, "You can be a hero."
I know I can't do it, I know it will take a lot of hard work to achieve my dream, but I just want to do it, I just want to chase my dream, I have no resistance to this kind of bloody plot, even if it is a routine, I am willing to be Routine, Kanman saw half of his blood splattered, and couldn't help but get up and do a few push-ups before watching again.
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