What's Wrong with Superman's Son Wanting to Be Superman?

In the first twenty chapters, it was novel to watch the interaction between father and son. After that, the protagonist became more and more deranged and had no charm at all. And a quarter of the ten chapters are nonsense. For example: Ask Kara for help, do this, this, that, that, don't just talk about business directly. Why are you saving your father? Silver Superman won't die anyway, right?

It's pretty good, but if there are too many jokes, it's a bit too much. The first part is bumpy, but logically speaking it is not really bumpy. However, the more you write later, the more bumpy it becomes, and the bumpy part takes up more than half. A little tired I saw Pantyhose Superman before, and I remember that the comment section said there would be a formal name later, but at the end it was still Pantyhose Superman (probably before and after the part about going to heaven, I didn't read the later part). Moderation, still in moderation. . . The main line should be promoted, the daily routine should be promoted, and the main line and daily routine should not be added... It was interesting to watch at the beginning, but it became tiring after too many repetitions.

Unbelievable author, the words are missing, and I can't comment yet, but I still have all the fan value. 🤑🤑🤑

This hanging book is so fun, the main character is not crazy, really. The saucy moves are so smooth and hilarious. I don't know why the score is less than 9. I'll give it a full score.

I don't quite understand it. What's the main plot? What is the specific function of gold finger? Also, why is Superman suddenly about to die? The God of Death suddenly appears to appreciate the protagonist, asking the protagonist to find the reason for Superman's death within seven days... This kind of routine is a bit too old. Am I reading another bloody immortal novel? Do you all understand? Can anyone explain it to me?

The protagonist talks too much nonsense and is very procrastinating. He asks Supergirl for help, saying that he hasn't gotten to the point after talking for a long time. The author doesn't think this style is very good. Deadpool is not even so talkative.

Often when I am writing well, poisonous points suddenly appear, which makes it uncomfortable to watch.

I actually saw him as Superman's son. What's wrong with thinking about Superman?

The plot is good, but it's a bit difficult to make fun of the poor in a long space. Sometimes the first or second chapters are full of poverty. I don't really like this kind of unformed protagonist. Many places are just forced to be funny, just like a sketch that wants to scratch people's itch.

It looks pretty good in the front, but in the back, various big guys come out and feel that the protagonist is a bit unsatisfied, and the author is also reluctant to give numerical values. The various career introductions of the protagonist are quite impressive, but the actual numerical values are just that, and the performance is mediocre. I can't beat the awesome ones, so I can only use color pens. The author also opens It has two lines, two worlds, and various buggy characters that the protagonist can't defeat. It really doesn't feel as good as the first one. It was interesting to watch the protagonist's antics at the beginning, but it felt a bit boring later. It doesn't feel that exciting at the end. I plan to save it for a while before watching it again. What a boring batch, starting from the part where the two golden supermen fight