American Comics: Work Overtime, and Then Start Fighting Superman

I had read this book by the author. I found it based on the title at first, Working Overtime to Fight Superman. I thought the author would write in the book that the protagonist fights Superman through various methods such as researching technology, public opinion propaganda, political transactions, etc. But I didn't expect that there was nothing I wanted to see. At the beginning, Superman died. A bit disappointed that I didn't get it. The above are some thoughts from my heart, I hope it will be helpful to the author.

The content of the story is very exciting! The plot is very reasonable, and I feel that it is very powerful to be able to write this aspect so clearly. The image of the protagonist is also very novel! Very interesting!

Money is currency backed by general equivalents, credit and violence. That's it for the real world. As a corporate executive in a magical world, I have superpowers. I saw the scene of Superman fighting Doomsday and thought it was funny that money controls everything. The dollar is valuable because the United States is strong, look at Japan and Iran. It's okay to attack and smear Superman because he's dead, but plot against others who are still alive, and is the family's bodyguard invincible? Or do you feel confident knowing that you will not die?

Chapter 37: Major revision (rewritten), Chapter 36: Minor revision Added more memes to return to the comfort zone jpg Remember to refresh

First of all, I did not add the label of time travel. It has always been there and cannot be deleted in the background. I asked the editor and he said don't worry about it. A few settings, a few questions: The main characters are indigenous. The protagonist doesn't know what a "superhero" is, and this concept is banned. (New Gods did it, who doesn't spoil it) Question: Will the protagonist's views on superheroes change? Subjective answer: Yes, not now. I haven't had any contact with superheroes yet. Objective answer: He has no idea what a "superhero" is. The subject matter of this book is very evil and unpopular, at least I haven't seen anyone write about it. It is difficult to open a new path, and it is normal for some readers to have preconceptions. First of all, I would like to thank some readers who helped me explain that the protagonist is not a time traveler. So please read, collect, and comment. [The author often gets lost in the background and sometimes can't find the reply button, but I have read every comment carefully] [The author is not Yun, he has even done the Chinese translation of DC comics] [Okay, now you can guess who was banned at the beginning of the market.

Just looking for trouble with numbers... There are so many women on earth that can't satisfy you? I have to steal Superman's wife... Those who didn't know better thought you were the fourth wall...

The content of the book is exciting, but the main character has problems. It's not that the protagonist doesn't have the concept of a superhero, it's that the protagonist has inexplicable fear and targets those with super powers who don't attack him. Instead of attacking the real super-powered lunatic. Why? Don't you dare? While using and destroying the law to gain benefits, at the same time trying to use legal rules to control units similar to nuclear bombs. He is also a person with superpowers and a so-called heir of a family. He is a rentier on two levels, but he speaks up and keeps silent about the victims. It's clear that he spread rumors and made a hostile takeover, but he didn't need to be beaten when Penguin was beaten? Double standards

But why did I only see that the last chapter was from the end of May after I finished reading the latest chapter? Today, my addiction is fucked up. Come back soon, author.

It was recommended by Mr. Skeleton. I personally feel that the recommendation is not wasted. Sure enough, there are some good things in the writer's words. Because the current chapters of this book are too short, there is no real flavor. But we can clearly feel that the author's plain descriptions have the kind of madness that belongs to a senior migrant worker. You just look calm, chatting with your colleagues and leaders with a smile, and then finish your daily work. In fact, you are almost crazy, and all you can think about is killing, raping, and bombing. Makes me feel happy. There is also the inner monologue of the protagonist in the article, which may be a little too much. It may be better to appropriately output personal thoughts.

I took a look at the comment section. There should be no problem. I'm ready.