My Superheroes Can’t Possibly Be This Jerkish

If it were based on the mold of an ordinary hero, this book would be okay, but it was cast in the shape of a bat grandpa, and the impression suddenly dropped, because the protagonist is not very smart, pretending to be a high-IQ person, and behaves like an ordinary person. His strategies are just like that, and there are frequent loopholes in his work, but no one points it out. It is so different from the original grandpa.

The dragon slayer becomes the dragon himself, and the protagonist is no different from those "superheroes." He uses the guise of heroism to perform so-called "justices." The grandmother paradox at the beginning is absurd and unexplained. The protagonist, as a transmigrator, is utterly pathetic, prone to impotent rage.

The author mistakenly wrote Batman as the protagonist, but he lacked Batman's depth at all, making the character feel awkward. What kind of Batman wears a bat suit, talks so much while facing villains, and is always laughing? Doesn't he know that Batman's smile is the rarest thing? You should change him to Iron Man; at least his womanizing, harem-loving, and eccentric personality would fit.

The Black Robe worldview doesn't need superheroes, but rather villains who can expose lies, madmen, or anti-superheroes (in this world, superheroes can be seen as the product of capitalist malice).

The plot is well-structured, the main character is intelligent and quick-witted, the supporting characters are well-developed, and the battle scenes are also well-described. It's not your average mindless wish-fulfillment novel or a show-off story. It gave me a feeling similar to watching the Batman TV animation or movie series.

I was looking for fanfiction about The Boys when they were popular, specifically about killing off those freaks, and now I've finally found one.

Some people defend Walter from The Boys, arguing that he created both superheroes and supervillains, and that in the original comics he killed many ordinary people for experiments and did countless bad things behind the scenes, while appearing to be a good person on the surface. Batman has done countless good deeds, yet people say he has personality problems and isn't a good person.

The author always says the protagonist practiced gymnastics in his past life, which is why he's so flexible. I don't understand what that has to do with his present life.

After reading the first 30 chapters, I got a taste of it. What the author is writing is not an anti-superhero theme, but a superhero fan using a superhero plot to attack anti-superheroes. Unfortunately, the plot combines the arrogance and superficial thinking of the elites of superhero works with the bloody confusion of anti-superheroes, but lacks the combination of the advantages of the two or a…

Hello friends, I am Ma Miaojun, the head of the Hunyuan Xingyi Taiji School. A friend just asked me what happened to Teacher Ma's kidneys. I asked him what happened and he sent me some screenshots. When I looked, oh! It turned out to be yesterday, there were two young men. One person didn't recommend it to me, and another didn't add it to their favorites. They said, "Your work isn't good."