American Comics: I'm Homelander, and I Get Compound V from the Start

Either you are like Superman, or you are like a native of the motherland. The protagonist you wrote is a bitch and builds a memorial arch for people to see, right?

It's a bit depressing from the beginning. I don't know what the protagonist is going to do. At least in one novel, the protagonist's purpose is erratic, so it's uncomfortable to watch. Even if you fight the villains, trap the superheroes and their departments, or go out and fight for the hegemony of the universe! It's okay to raise a harem group for entertainment, but the problem with this novel is that you don't know what to do, and the protagonist is only a native of the motherland and not a superman with infinite growth. This is very embarrassing. It is easy to capsize when encountering some Marvel-level enemies behind the scenes!

So weak yet so arrogant. Write about the dark side of a person, the protagonist is a scumbag. No desire to see it

It's a little uncomfortable to see Obadiah and Pepper. Isn't this what the protagonist should do?

Little Pepper, I didn't expect you to let someone else do it if you didn't do it yourself.

It's very interesting. The writing about Azu is quite good. What did Azu do wrong? He's just a child

Author, you are more a citizen of the motherland than a citizen of the motherland, and the people of the motherland will have you tattooed on their bodies.

Update me, this Feilu Azu, you are the purest

The protagonist of this book is very much from the motherland. It can be said that among all the people from the motherland, I see the most like the people from the motherland. But how can I put it, I personally don't like pure people from the motherland. The reason why I like the people from the motherland in other books is precisely because they are not pure.

It's black, but it's half black, so it's better to just do whatever you want.