Reborn in The Boys, I became the world's most frequently backstabbed man: betrayed by my teammates, betrayed by the Boys, and betrayed by my own spineless son.
I'm clearly the strongest superhuman, yet I keep getting betrayed. Luckily, I got the Fatherly Love and Filial Piety System. If I teach Homelander a lesson and let him feel a father's love, I can earn rewards.
The protagonist takes on the task of guiding Homelander onto the right path, giving him the wholehearted paternal love of a father he never had.
"Dad's fists are so hard."
"Dad hit me, but he must have done it because he loves me. Why else wouldn't he hit anyone else?"
"No, it's not that Dad likes hitting me. I like being hit by Dad."
A father's loving guidance, I love my father and my father loves me. This is the story of a tough guy raising his son.
Isn't this exactly the same as Tomato's other book?
This plot routine is already the fourth one I've seen. . .
Too cowardly, all kinds of compromises.