Chen Hao woke up and found that he had become Superman - but in the Marvel Universe.
When he was suspended in the sky above Times Square with his underwear on, his first thought was not about saving the world, but: "Can this uniform be retired? And, where will I sleep tonight?"
When Iron Man tested his defense with missiles, he used his heat vision to scorch the take-out pizza on his armor; when Loki opened the portal to summon the Chitauri army, he first froze the leader's aircraft into an ice sculpture and sold it to the museum; when Thanos gathered the gems and was about to snap his fingers, he took out a "Recommendation for Sustainable Development of the Universe's Population" and proposed a debate.
Starting from a barbecue stall in a Brooklyn alley, this time traveler who uses superhuman abilities to accurately control temperature decided to use the most unheroic way to survive in this crisis-ridden world - which by the way is biased by everyone's style.
Reader comments
I feel like I can write something original, using the settings of Marvel and Superman but only with identity and world view. The combat power is fascinating, and the technology is even more incredible than the comics. The writing is actually quite interesting.
A very gentle work. Worth a look,
It is different from the conventional plots of life and death, who is strong and who is weak, showing pride and fighting for honor, and so on.
This book seems quite peaceful and warm.
Although some details are confusing, they do not affect the plot too much.
Well, it should be quite torture for those who set the party and study the party.
Eat, eat big mouthfuls.
Not bad, watchable, but too bland.
More like a Superman diary at Marvel than a story.
I feel like I can write something original, using the settings of Marvel and Superman but only with identity and world view. The combat power is fascinating, and the technology is even more incredible than the comics. The writing is actually quite interesting.
A very gentle work. Worth a look, It is different from the conventional plots of life and death, who is strong and who is weak, showing pride and fighting for honor, and so on. This book seems quite peaceful and warm. Although some details are confusing, they do not affect the plot too much. Well, it should be quite torture for those who set the party and study the party.
Eat, eat big mouthfuls.
Not bad, watchable, but too bland. More like a Superman diary at Marvel than a story.