Please, please read the blurb.
Content warnings: The main protagonist, Su Zhe, is gay; there is a large ensemble cast with shifting points of view; the protagonist isn’t invincible; and some of the themes explored are a little immature.
If you can accept all the flaws of a novice writer like me, then you’re welcome to join me in exploring the world I’ve created.
Story blurb: A strange comet streaks across the sky, and nothing in the world is ever the same again.
The supernatural begins to return. Cultivators, wizards, martial artists, superpowered people, and holy knights appear across the land. Blue Star sees countless heroes and criminals emerge, a moment when extraordinary people shine like stars.
Su Zhe is an ordinary college student. After awakening superhuman abilities, he dreams of saving the world. But after being betrayed by a friend, framed by a villain, caught in a media storm, and losing the person he loves, Su Zhe inevitably breaks down.
The good news is that Su Zhe has fallen into depravity. The world has one fewer revolting self-righteous do-gooder, and the villains can finally destroy the world in peace without having someone point fingers at them from a moral high ground.
The bad news is that Su Zhe has become a Homelander.
The protagonist is the same, in the second half of Chapter 18
The plot and writing are good, and it is a slow-paced book. The protagonist wants to be bad for certain reasons, but is not bad enough. He has a certain amount of kindness, but looks like an ordinary person, but the protagonist has certain strength and looks invincible ( Everyone knows Superman's abilities), but he is actually one of the invincibles. He has brains but not much (like a normal person, but feels a little inadequate when facing his enemies, just like DC Superman). Recently, he has been chasing and killing people who are more decisive, so reading this kind of article is a bit frustrating. For example, if you can't beat that sword master, why not threaten his family? (The protagonist is currently a lone wolf and can save his life in front of the Juggernaut) As long as the Juggernaut does not intervene, he will directly destroy those who changed the protagonist (no evidence is needed, just find something in common, for example, they are all human beings) 😄😄😄
The development of the story is driven by one main line driving multiple auxiliary lines. Here the author starts writing with a world that has been developed for a certain period of time. It has a good linking effect. There must be pitfalls in the development of multiple story lines. There is no conflict in the development of the story yet. It shows that the writing style can mobilize emotions, which shows that the author's writing style is very strong, and there is a shadow of the fairy king in it. The development of the plot is very good. Nowadays, there are fewer people because there are fewer words. If there are more updates, people will slowly find them, and eventually there will be like-minded people. Come on, author! 🤭
The story told in this book is quite good. Rather than saying it is a main story, it is better to say that it is a side story for those who have not read the novel. That novel is the story of an ordinary person who acquires superhuman talents and eventually becomes the strongest. This book is a story that happened on the eve of the protagonist's climb to the top, but the protagonists of this story are other supporting characters.
Good book, good book, a collection of superhero themes
It's beautiful, the group portraits are well written
It has a very comic feel, and I feel like it can be changed into a comic.
Are there any articles of the same type? Recommend [Chigua]
It's well written, but the protagonist's role is a bit small
This is what I wanted to write about, but what he wrote was so good