[Homelander + superpowers + overpowered wish-fulfillment + ruthless and decisive]
Lin Yaozu was tricked by a childhood friend into going to northern Myanmar, where he eventually died after having his organs harvested while still alive.
The fire of revenge brought him back from the endless darkness, reborn, and bound him to the Homelander System.
As long as his words and actions align with Homelander’s creed of “doing whatever you want,” he gains superhuman enhancements.
From then on, young thugs, gang bosses, criminals, superpowered individuals, extraterrestrial beings, superpowers...
They will all cower and tremble at his feet!
Petty Thug: “We were eating hot pot and singing when someone barged into our home and beat us up. And now they’re accusing us of picking fights?”
Online Troll: “All I did was trash-talk Homelander online. How am I suddenly suspected of endangering national security?”
Criminal: “Officer, I’ll confess to everything, but can you make Homelander stop staring at me? I’m scared!”
SSS-Rank Superpowered Individual: “I’m SSS-rank because my power is only SSS-rank. That man is SSS-rank because SSS is the highest rank there is!”
Extraterrestrial Being: “I thought eating humans made us cruel enough, but that guy you humans call ‘Homelander’ is even more vicious than we are!”
Sakura Nation: “We don’t want to be the first country in the world to be ‘blessed’ with nuclear weapons, biological weapons, chemical weapons, and Homelander, so... we choose to surrender!”
Pretty Nation: “We promise not to use nuclear weapons. Can Xia Nation promise not to send Homelander?”
Code it quickly, don't hide it when you can carry a nuclear bomb.
It's a good book. I don't know if it resembles Homelander, because I haven't read it, but the plot of revenge that lasts all night is still very enjoyable. However, there is one thing I have never been able to figure out. What is the initial level of the ability that the author obtained? Is it the same power level as Homelander at the beginning, and then continues to strengthen it, or is it just a weakened version that continues to strengthen? The author has not made it clear.
Hurry up and type. It's too short.
Yes, yes, the author is short and concise
🙂 I like to see this
It's really fun to watch, but it's too short
It's really good, I like this way of nipping any accidents in the cradle
Just one sentence, it looks very cool
Almost, okay
Not bad. Come on.