DC: I Won't Grovel at the Lighthouse, and the Brainwashed Are Furious

It has a novel idea, but the look and feel is very unpopular on this Tomato platform that pursues mindless fun. I just couldn't stand it after watching the thirteen chapters. The comments section is spot on, with a lot of irrelevant monologues interspersed with a little bit of drama. Just the plot about myself leading a bad guy is so long-winded that it lasts almost four chapters and it's not even finished yet. I feel that this is a pure radio novel. If you are right, you will like it very much, but if you are not right, you will be dismissed directly.

It was a comfortable read, but I felt that there was too much synopsis flow that needed attention. Okay, let's start saving American soldiers. I'm not interested in seeing American soldiers being burned, killed and robbed for the sake of American capital groups. They don't care why the protagonist is wasting resources. They just say that they deserve to be saved and the protagonist is saved. What about the ordinary civilians of other countries who were killed by them, sacrificing the necessary price for the interests of American capital?

I think it's very interesting, and there is usually no female protagonist in this genre. Although the first part is a bit sketchy, and some of it is the author's personal output of ideas. You can jump directly to Chapter 9, but I think it is still worth reading. There is a bit of world view setting and what the protagonist will do in the future. But what follows is the process of the protagonist starting to farm. I feel very comfortable. What I like most about reading this type of farming novel is that after the protagonist develops, the changes are shown from the perspective of the people under the protagonist's command. This gives me a sense of involvement and accomplishment. Now the protagonist has not started to interact with those superheroes, but is developing his own power. The protagonist has obtained some simplified versions of superhuman potions through research on himself, and has established a system to strengthen the sense of belonging and loyalty of his subordinates. The protagonist has deliberately limited the upper limit of the potions to reduce the probability of failure, and to avoid the kind of underlings that often happen in American comics, who suddenly become stronger than the protagonist through various potions. The author wrote a five-year plan in Chapter 37, which is actually part of the author's outline. If you want to know more, you can read it.

The reporting officer discovered a small amount of novels among a large number of soliloquies.

Although there are a lot of words and the plot is slow, the ideas are clear and people with nine righteousness will always have different fireworks when they go to that weird world. After all, many views in that world are unacceptable to many people!

Wave seaweed, the power of water. A small amount of plot was discovered among a large number of author complaints.

It looks good. If you like it, please buy more! I like this kind of logic that is clear, steady, and develops slowly. For me, as long as the plot is not a complete retelling of the original plot, it's enough. Great author, keep the pace, come on [I learned it]

The title of the book I saw at the beginning was probably, Become a Superman Clone and Run away with a Bucket at the beginning. When I saw it, I thought it was another DC cool article about not eating beef. I skipped it without reading the introduction. But when I read Tomato every day, it was listed on the recommendation list. I was also wondering that I don't read many cool articles (although there are cool articles on the bookshelf, but I don't read them very much). There are very few cool articles on my recommendations. But yesterday I saw the current title of the book, and I was wowed! It's a bit interesting. My eyes lit up after reading the introduction. After reading the first few chapters which were a little wordy, I slowly read on and directly entered the wonderful state. Then I discovered it from the author's words? It turns out it's the same book (Hard Clam). All I can say is that the author should update it quickly and I'd love to read it (I just said why is this book always listed on my recommendations? It turns out it's my cup of tea!)

It's well written. I think farming novels are like this. Under the leadership of the protagonist, this miserable world is getting better and better.

This fanfic is very well written, and you can really feel the author's intention and seriousness. The article not only creates outstanding male characters, but also portrays many three-dimensional and outstanding female characters, which is very rare❤️. The author has a very thorough understanding of the characters in the original work. The characters fit the settings of the original work, there is no OOC at all, and the characters' behavior is logical and natural. Both the protagonist and the supporting female characters have complete life backgrounds and distinct personal personalities. The characters' growth, choices and motivations are all based on their own experiences and are very reasonable, vivid and real. What I like even more is the positive core conveyed by the article, which accurately interprets the original intention of "the greater the ability, the greater the responsibility". The layout is broad, the scale of the relationship between individuals, society, the country and the government is just right, and the understanding is profound and transparent. The setting of a male protagonist with no CP and no harem is also a plus. He always respects women and avoids many common creative shortcomings. The overall plot of this article is smooth, logically self-consistent, and has no red herrings. Its conception and height even surpass the plot structure of the original work. At a time when most works assume that most outstanding characters are male, this article carefully creates outstanding female supporting characters and female strength, which is particularly precious. I like this work very much and am willing to give it full praise. I will keep following the updates. I also hope that the author can create more outstanding female characters in the future. Keep up the good work!