DC + Marvel + X-Men + Spider-Man (the first-generation Spider-Man, played by Tobey Maguire)
(The early story mainly focuses on the Marvel and Spider-Man universes, with multiple worlds later on.)
(A power-progression story: he grows from an ordinary superhuman into a peak-level one, and later becomes Silver Superman, Supreme Superman, and more, with his power increasing without limit.)
After transmigrating to the Marvel universe, Rosen discovers he’s been forced to join Hydra.
Just as he’s about to grab his bucket and run, a Superman template suddenly loads. As long as he performs “acts of justice” and completes System missions, he can keep developing his Kryptonian body and become a god among men!
Hulk:
“Wait, where are my indestructible pants?”
Rosen:
“Those old things were getting rank, so I got you a new pair. No need to thank me.”
Iron Man:
“Where’d all my old suits go?”
Rosen:
“Old ones? I put the old ones in…”
Motherf***ing Hero:
“You fed Daredevil shards of glass and told him they were popping candy?”
“You told Professor X he could cash in his WeChat step count?”
“You put hair-removal cream in my shampoo?”
Rosen:
“My heart and my actions are as clear as a mirror. Everything I do is for justice!”
Everyone: “I’m Chovy! If you’re going to serve justice, at least do it properly!”
The Pinduoduo version of Superman template, upgraded to the so-called Level 5 Perfect Superman, is probably only as strong as Man of Steel.
Superman's abilities should be a unified whole. You can create a lower-tier version, but I don't think you can upgrade them by breaking them down. To unleash superpowers, you need a body of steel; otherwise, your hand would break first when you punch someone, and your body wouldn't be able to withstand the pressure when flying. It would fall apart first when it hits something, making you like a glass cannon.
The fact that Level 2 Super Strength isn't as great as Green Goblin's strength tells you what its composition is.
With so many restrictions, who would read a wish-fulfillment novel if it wasn't satisfying?
Chapter 21 Exhaustion
I have no idea what this is all about. Is this supposed to be Superman? I really don't understand some authors. They want to write about Superman's abilities, but then they weaken and limit them. Why write about Superman in the first place? Just write about Captain America's serum! The protagonist has a body of steel, but he's not even as tough as Iron Monger.
A low-spec version of Superman's skill modules, a monster-slaying and leveling-up game.
I skimmed through it while reading and didn't find anything wrong, but once I switched to audiobook mode, oh my god, it felt like a typical female-oriented novel with a domineering CEO and his doting wife, and scenes of lovemaking. Using this kind of description for battle scenes... Author, you and your AI tool are... 👍👍 [Petrified]
Just now, he released almost all the cold energy stored in his body to achieve the strength to wipe out the enemy with a single breath. This is the original text. Is this Superman's ability? Isn't this just a byproduct of Superman's large lung capacity? Super sneeze, super breathing, ice-cold breathing—they're all the same. Is this AI-generated content?
Even though it's supposed to be a flawless version of Superman, he's still vulnerable to mind control, and I guess he'll be susceptible to magic attacks later on. The proposed solution is to give the suit a daily immunity to mind control—does that really count as flawless? Is a level 2 power level comparable to Green Goblin's? That's way too weak.