A Max-Level Veteran Enters the Newbie Village, Enjoying Triple Cheats!

Alright.

He really had no money.

It had nothing to do with whether he spent money on games or not. The salary paid by the company could only support his normal life; everyone was the same in that regard.

He merely tried to set aside as much of it as possible for games.

After all, compared to that despairing reality, games made him feel more like a living person rather than a machine built for work.

Ordinary Group Owner: "The reason the One Punch Man world hasn't developed to that extent is inseparable from the existence of Monsters."

Ordinary Group Owner: "Because Monsters exist, ordinary people and even conglomerates need Heroes capable of restraining them."

Ordinary Group Owner: "Unlike the people in Momonga's world, where resistance means death, the people in the One Punch Man world still have the option of becoming Monsters."

Ordinary Group Owner: "It's like how, in a world with ghosts, interactions between people are bound to be gentler than in a world without ghosts—at least on the surface, whether in reality or online."

Ordinary Group Owner: "Because in a world with ghosts, 'I won't let you go even if I become a ghost' is a fact, not a curse."

To put it more plainly, it was like Mushroom Bombs. No matter how fiercely they fought, they would not dare truly provoke the other side, or they would perish together.

Wasn't that why the real world could remain at peace?

If one day a country developed technology that could suppress Mushroom Bombs and render such weapons useless, relations between nations would definitely change.

That was inevitable.

Hellish Blizzard: "That truly is a despairing world."

Starting work at four in the morning and getting off at ten at night?

The most valuable piece of furniture in the house