The Boys: Starting with Compound V1, I Steal Homelander

A kind-hearted version of a soldier boy, but still inherits a lion-like language system

It's more comfortable to watch. Although it's an AI article, the author has good control over the outline and plot rhythm. He not only retains the character charm of Bing Nan, but also avoids his character shortcomings. Since they are all AI, they can't update 10 times a day 😠

It's nice to watch, although it's not completely original. I mean it feels like most of it follows the line, but overall it's good. Also, the protagonist likes to say rhetorical questions. I feel like the language system of the Heroes should be straight up bullying. The further you get to the back, the more awkward it becomes and there's no point in it at all.

Support is the biggest motivation for the author to continue writing

The writing is very good. He is a soldier boy who actually goes to the battlefield. He holds a shield and rushes to the front line on the battlefield. He is also himself after the break. He also has the thunderous language system of the soldier boy. He is obedient to the original No. 5 In the original work. They all obey him as the big brother, but the pace is slower 🤦

Overall, it's okay. The strength of the blood-debt team in this book is according to the level of the original drama. Even if the gods come, they must die. The normal top three combat power soldiers and bombs, plus intelligence positions, auxiliary positions, air combat, naval combat, and land combat all have supermodel monsters, and the big daddy who has been raised by v1.

On this day of 520, our Azu was killed by the plot, but he still failed to defeat the evil Starlight!

Four stars, not because the plot is bad, but because I didn't like the plot, so I deducted one star. This soldier boy reminds me of Superman, who has the power to rule the world but not the courage to overturn the chessboard. The protagonist is like a very ferocious dog, he looks very ferocious, but he is very loyal to his dog owner, the Walt Board of Directors. Can't the protagonist, a member of Walter's board of directors, find out? Can't the protagonist, a member of Walter's board of directors, be killed? Couldn't the Vought board member protagonist do it himself? When someone hits him with a stick, he bites it back. Give him a piece of meat and he will cry out for loyalty. I never thought about whether I could be a human being and eat at the table instead of waiting for others to feed me.

It's very good-looking, a soldier who is tougher and has a bottom line in his outlook, and Azu who has fatherly love. Moreover, it is normal for the author to use AI. AI is a tool, and tools are for use. There is nothing wrong with using AI to polish it.

It's quite good. I haven't backstabbed my teammates yet. I have gathered together the first-generation No. 5 Team and the second-generation No. 5 Team. The plot also brings back the original plot. Except for the possible shortcomings in the early stage