Superman the Dictator

This book is of very high quality and many places are written in great detail. But the protagonist is portrayed very well. I don't know if he can handle it later. I still want to say something about the plot: If an idealist cannot create his ideal heaven, then he will most likely create his ideal hell.

The first ten chapters are sometimes really poisonous and sometimes frustrating, but the last ten chapters are so beautiful that I finally let go.

This book completely describes the arrogance of an ordinary high school student after gaining power and his previous narrow understanding of society. It feels good, but everyone is used to seeing the intelligence of the protagonist in other books. In this book, you will think that the protagonist is mentally retarded, but in fact, the protagonist is written like a real person.

People who like it will like it very much. It satisfies my fantasy about getting superman's power. There are also many people who don't like it. Some people will think that this superman's approach has many childish behaviors and give a bad evaluation, but many science fiction technologies in it are really well written.

Although there are too many things taken for granted and too many details missing. However, most people really cannot write in detail about such a huge topic. But the idea is indeed worthy of this theme The underground people are too poisonous. I feel ready to treat the underground people as slave miners when there is no grievance or hatred. Is this the character value you have established in the past? It was too ridiculous later on, and the process of destroying the sun and the United States started again. The excuses were too deliberate. The templated United States and Japan went crazy, and then the protagonist was righteously exterminated. I always felt that the next step should be to destroy Europe. This is too routine

This is the second book of this kind that I have found after I Am Superman. I like this kind of novel where I am transcendent and lead mankind to climb the technological tree and go to the starry sky. The protagonist can not only use extraordinary power to suppress all disharmonious factors in the ethnic group, let human beings use their power in one place, but also provide guidance for the development of human beings in the universe. Cool!

The author writes very well, and has written a lot of issues that I have thought about. Because human nature is complex, we cannot stop fighting, and we can only rely on personal absolute force to restrain the world. There is a lot that can be written, but not more. Although many comments say that the protagonist is the Virgin, compared to the two extremes of the original Superman who has a no-kill principle and the wanton behavior of not eating beef, How do you think about the idealism of superhuman beings who lead mankind around the world to leap into space? The overall effect is what I have always believed in. On this planet that hosts billions of humans and trillions of life cycles, they are just tiny dust particles in the vast universe. When will mankind be able to get rid of the never-ending disputes and move towards a larger world and future? It may take decades or hundreds of years, or it may never happen, because there will be human nature when there are people. Human nature always has good and bad qualities. Where there are people, there will be a world. Moreover, this book explains a truth very well: the bricks fly with great force.

Actually, the idea is good, but the writing and plot can't support it.

It is in line with the process of a person suddenly becoming an ancestor. After unifying the world, the writing is very good. I look forward to the follow-up.

A good book, a really good book that is very serious about tomatoes. There are very few such simple books on the market now. If other movies incorporate too many elements, the pace may be slowed down, or the plot may be confusing. The main line is clear, which is to use the power of Superman. It helps human science and technology advance to the star sea, and then also discusses several important social issues, distribution and ideological problems that Utopia must face.