Marvel: The Child of Tomorrow, the One Who Shatters Despair!

This is the real Superman, not a native of the motherland, nor a template. The protagonist cares about every life, not how his own life is. Almost all Superman stories go to big events to pick up girls and make money, instead of listening to ordinary people's distress signals and saving every ordinary person. This is a real superhero. The author has indeed written the core of the creation of Superman, which is to leave a seed of hope in the hearts of all ordinary people. It is well written, come on, there are almost no shortcomings except that each paragraph is too long and the description is a bit too much.

The real book is too precious. It does not fully focus on the protagonist, but on the Avengers or those who have been saved. It is too perfect. It is so orthodox and super English. It is too precious. I hope the author maintains it. The author's writing style is so good and the story telling technique is so good. It is like watching a movie. It is very special. Great, I really like Superhero in this article. He possesses the spirit of a real superhero and the will of our orthodox superman and does not let S become a simple "s". I hope this movie can also see the Avengers version of "Justice League" alongside Superhero. Especially, can we expect a wave of Avengers versions of the world's best partners to be released? Let this Superman also have reliable companions instead of so-called "leg pendants" who can stand on the same level as him. A group of like-minded heroes will prevent him from walking alone! ! Finally, I would like to say that it is so well written. It is the least OOC Superman I have ever seen. I would like to call it Superman's peer and receive the same praise! !

It's really hard to find such a delicate and well-written work on Tomato. There are too many "patriots" type protagonists these days and it's really boring. The author's protagonist is much more refreshing. I really enjoyed watching it [Adored] I look forward to Tony Peter and others adding more roles.

Very well described. But there is one thing that the author is very strong and cannot tolerate any doubt. Just question it, whether with good intentions or bad intentions. They will all be sprayed directly by him. Just watch it if you can bear it.

This is a real super, not a native of the motherland. The subject matter is really good.

Different from the superhuman novels that don't eat beef, the author is really trying to write how a person who suddenly gains superhuman powers deals with himself in the Marvel world. I am watching Public Enemy. I hope the author can work hard. I know the feeling of "it's better to do it myself than to watch others write nonsense"! Great support!

Author, your superhuman touch is so right! I have just read the first chapter of the big event. Although the protagonist's first perspective is mostly used in the previous chapters, and there are relatively few other dialogues and third perspective content, I think it is completely worthwhile for the protagonist to use the first perspective to set up a lot in the early stage.

The author of Tomato, which is popular among people in the motherland, is the second person I have seen who writes like Superman. Tomato readers' impression of Superman basically comes from "Man of Steel" and subsequent movies. It is undeniable that these movies are good, but they all describe Superman as more like a god than a human. This has led domestic netizens to mention that Superman is a god on earth, but Superman is not a god on earth, but the son of tomorrow. The god on earth is used to mock the unjust Superman in comics. It has its own original plot, and the quality is pretty good. It's much better than those American comics that you can read at a glance. The biggest drawback is that each paragraph is still too long. I hope it can be changed. Updates are a bit slow

A very good transhuman story, the protagonist uses his power but controls it well and has a high moral level. The only drawback is that like American TV series, justice is limited to one city and one country. Upon closer inspection, they are just American thugs.

This novel by the author is relatively poor as far as novels are concerned, and there are no fighting scenes. It is also incoherent, and each very cumbersome psychological description is also very long-winded. But it's very good as a Superman fan, and the monologues in each chapter are great. They all have the look of comics and movies. They are different from the coolness of domestic novels and more like foreign novels_(:з∠)_