You Asked Me to Write a Superhero, So I Created Homelander on the Spot

Ye Ming wakes up to discover that he has transmigrated and is now taking part in a variety show called Ink Blossoms.

The 64 contestants must create a work based on a prompt drawn by the judges.

The first prompt is superheroes.

Everyone racks their brains to come up with disasters and ways for the heroes to save the world.

Ye Ming decides to take a different approach, shatter the audience's illusions about superheroes, and give them a truly shocking dose of reality!

You're up, The Boys!

At first, the audience thinks it's a story about superheroes saving the world. But the more they watch, the more something feels off...

"Are you sure these are superheroes? Why do they seem kind of different?"

"Why does this Homelander have the same powers as Superman, but such a different personality?"

Then Homelander, as written by Ye Ming, blows up a plane full of ordinary people, pretends to grieve in front of everyone, and delivers the iconic line:

"And you, my friend, are the real hero!"

At that point, only one character remains in the flood of comments on the screen.

"6!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.