American Comics: This Chinese Ancestor Is Just a Little Hypocritical

Lu Ming transmigrates to the world of American comics.

All he wants is to be a slacker, but Lu Ming resolutely chooses the super antihero profession.

Then the System grants Lu Ming the template of Homelander.

All he has to do is punish criminals to earn points.

Lu Ming begins his happy life of grinding points.

After cleaning up America, he moves on to Japan.

After Japan, he moves on to Korea.

America: "Come on, Homelander, tell us how our Statue of Liberty fell over, would you?"

Japan: "Homelander cost us a billion just to save a dog! What a kindhearted man!" they say through gritted teeth.

Korea: "A thief stole five million, and when you arrested him, you caused a hundred million in damages."

"Homelander, you're such a hypocrite! Why do you reserve all your tenderness for China?"

Many years later.

Korea: "Az, please don't come any closer! Just leave us to fend for ourselves!"

Japan: "Every time Homelander visits, our economy falls back a year!"

America: "Az, stop! China has already become number one in the world!"

Lu Ming: "Absolutely not! I'm an ambassador for world peace!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.