The Boys: A Sharp-Tongued Brat Leaves Homelander Fuming Every Day

Mo En transmigrates into the world of The Boys and becomes Homelander’s younger half-brother.

Looking at the young Homelander, still playing with blocks in the lab and bursting into tears at the slightest thing, Mo En quietly activates his “Negative Emotions System.”

As long as he puts psychological pressure on people or ruthlessly roasts them, he can earn emotion points to strengthen himself.

And so, a dark-hearted little boy appears in Vought’s laboratory, wearing the most healing smile while saying the most emotionally devastating things.

“Oh, look. A superpowered man-baby who can’t live without his bottle, surrounded by a bunch of bald scientists who think they can control a god.”

Mo En relentlessly torments Vought’s higher-ups to earn emotion points, while using his decidedly un-saintly methods to forcibly reshape Homelander’s worldview.

Years later, when Vought tries to control Homelander, the now-invincible brother-obsessed Homelander crushes the controller’s screen underfoot.

Homelander stands before the world with a sneer, his voice full of pride:

“Don’t get me wrong. I’m not targeting anyone. I just do whatever my little brother tells me.”