Why is His Holy Light Red?

[Qualification: Talented and intelligent] The protagonist travels to an American world with superpowers, similar to the Marvel DC universe, where the rich rely on technology and the poor rely on mutation. The protagonist's father is the world's number one superman, similar to the setting of Spider-Man Peter Parker. On the surface, he is a newspaper reporter, reporting on superheroes, but in fact he is a superhero himself, secretly working without asking for anything in return. To save the world, the protagonist has awakened the super power of the Holy Light since he was a child. Because his father completely ignored the family and could not make any money, he began to use his super power to plunder the funds of various black industries. After being discovered by his father, he began to fight wits and courage with each other overtly and secretly. While resolving family conflicts with his father, he participated in various super power events to strengthen himself. I have seen a few books on this kind of family superpower ethics drama before, but those were all about playing battle royale with family members. Relatively speaking, the family relationship in this one is relatively harmonious. It feels like Superman mixed with Spider-Man. The subject matter is very novel and not so cliche.

I originally thought that "My Superman Father" would be closer to getting rich than "My Leader Father", but after Mercury traveled through time, he discovered that he still had to struggle for a long time.

There is no main line! There is no main line! There is no main line! Everything comes up one after another, and the plot is often a battle between the left and right brains. In this book, you will see that the protagonist's mind belongs to an adult in one chapter, then suddenly becomes a child's mind in the next chapter, and suddenly becomes an old man's mind in the next chapter. Completely random experiences, completely random abilities, Schrödinger's time traveler state The protagonist is simply the reincarnation of Brother Go and Brother Mao, and the whole book is completely "I am thinking" But the author's writing is very strong and the story is well written. You can understand it by reading this book as a unit drama.

An American comic-style family drama about the fifteen-year-old Superman son and his father, a new book, very interesting. Supplement: It had an amazing start, but the quality dropped seriously after it was released. The plot was high but embarrassing, and the plot fell into a cliche. I hope the author can adjust it well.