Lin En, an employee in the archives department at Vought International, has a very stable job.
Stable overtime, stable incident reports, and stable rewording of "a Supe accidentally killed a civilian" as "a public safety mishap caused by insufficient authorization procedures."
Then he awakens the Kill Squad System.
From then on, his life gets even more stable:
Homelander watches him during the day.
Defective Supes hunt him at night.
He has to watch out for surveillance when dating, and change his route for every date.
Even during intimate moments, he has to consider whether Starlight might blow out a light bulb.
The Boys think he looks like a Vought mole.
Vought thinks he's an exemplary employee.
Homelander thinks he really gets him.
Stormfront thinks he's dangerous.
Deep thinks a goose may have wounded his soul.
All Lin En wants to say is:
"I used to be just an archivist."
"But you people are really hard to file away."
This is a darkly comic power fantasy dressed up as a superhero story.
There's violence, conspiracy, wisecracks, light bulb inventory management, and a man who is becoming less and less ordinary as he tries to make even the gods submit to an audit.
Gold! This book is powerful, the characters in it are archived, and they can really be used in reality. This linear way of thinking is simply amazing. This is the first time I see an author incorporating his own skills into his work. Admire!
The writing is good, and the characters are consistent with the original work. The protagonist is not hidden for the sake of writing supporting roles, nor is it illogical in order to promote the plot. The plot rhythm is good. It's just that the system is too stingy. They are all low-level rewards. They are still the kind of low-level ones that are dismantled and fragmented. The protagonist's survival depends on the psychological speculation of the people of the motherland. But as the protagonist himself said, as long as the people of the motherland change their minds and no longer want to play, the protagonist will have no choice but to die. Walking a tightrope is exciting, but it would be stupid if you didn't have a safety rope.
Currently, I only see chapters that have just been released by the system. The protagonist of the novel is not a traditional male protagonist who is happy from the beginning. He has his own rhythm and a very solid feeling of writing. It is not suitable for readers who are looking for a fast pace. It is very interesting to read slowly. The book slowly talks about the dark side of the world of black robe pickets, using incidents and bits to exaggerate it.
The smell of AI is offensive to the nose, but the rest is okay
The structure is clear and well-organized. It is not a brainless article. But it's because it's too overwhelming (or the update is too slow)
Why don't you get a shot of v5 in Heipao?
Very rhythmic, I like the step-by-step feeling
It's great and I love watching it. I know that I have to complete the world view myself, not just change the plot.
Yes, it is recommended to write down the author's introduction so that more people will read it.
It's not as invincible as it is. It fits the dark and depressing feeling of the original work very well. It's well written and doesn't feel like it's jumping out of the play. It's integrated well.