After I died, I was reborn as Ryan in the world of The Boys.
Worse still, my father was Homelander.
He was the world's strongest superhero, and its most dangerous madman. Vought International saw me as a naturally born superhuman specimen. Billy Butcher hated my bloodline, yet had no choice but to protect me. And my mother, Becca, was destined to die beneath my uncontrollable heat vision.
To change that ending, I learned to pretend from the age of five.
To my mother, I was the child she wanted to protect. To Homelander, I was a son who was gradually coming to worship his father. To Vought International, I was an experimental asset whose powers had yet to fully awaken.
They thought I was young, fragile, and easy to control.
But they didn't know I'd already seen through the plot.
I would save those who deserved saving, and make those who deserved to pay do so.
This time, I would be neither Homelander's copy nor Vought International's weapon.
I would tear open the cage beneath this heroic myth with my own hands.
If this world needed a new monster to kill the old gods...
Then let it be me.
Unique taste and very unique humor. (The language is refined and appropriate. AI may have been used to polish the article. Of course, I don't know the specifics.) It starts from Ryan's perspective, but breaks away from the constraints of the original plot.
The writing style is very good, and the rare first-person perspective is very different from traditional time-traveling online articles.
First person pronoun
The style is very similar to foreign novels such as Resurrection, with a touch of humor and good writing style.