
The Unjust Superman Begins in Marvel
不义超人从漫威开始
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When I see someone saying that the protagonist's three views are not correct, I would like to ask you not to substitute your own three views as an ordinary person into the protagonist's, okay? Putting aside the title of the book, it is called Injustice Superman. The Superman described by the author is only one of countless possibilities. Why should Superman have to follow your three views? Superman must support justice, punish rape and eliminate evil, sacrifice himself for others, and be a bodyguard and nanny for mankind? Da Chao is because he was well educated by his adoptive parents and has a kind girlfriend. Where is the protagonist? Understand the protagonist's background before bragging. Okay, don't take it for granted. To be realistic, an ordinary person who understands the plot, possesses superhuman strength and unlimited growth, and knows what height he will reach in the future, is more likely to have an overwhelming mentality and have no scruples than to be a calm and good gentleman and a righteous partner. Da Chao's weaknesses are obvious: the character of the Virgin, his adoptive parents and girlfriend, these are the breakthrough points for his enemies to deal with him, and what about the protagonist? The author's setting of the protagonist's character is a good way to avoid such risks. The enemy can only have a head-to-head fight with the protagonist. Victory or defeat depends on one's ability. And from the beginning, telling humans with thunderous means that I want to destroy you is a matter of time. I really can do it. There will be no bloody plot where a clown constantly tests the protagonist's lower limit. (I like this very much) Why should a man who can extinguish the sun by blowing his breath play house games with the people on earth and abide by the laws and morals of the earth? Did humans say hello to animals when they occupied their land? Who is the God of Destruction in Dragon Ball saying hello to when he destroys a planet in a bad mood? Being unscrupulous is the attitude of a strong man. Respect is given to people who are on the same level. When the protagonist faces Odin later, isn't he disrespectful? Odin was going to die of old age anyway. Wouldn't dying in a great battle as a warrior be the last sign of respect for him? Are there any problems with these three views? When facing Darkseid, even if he verbally competes with him, doesn't he mentally recognize the opponent's strength? The layout, the protagonist of this book is quite big. From the beginning, humans on the earth have never been regarded as opponents. Anyone who has read the previous article knows that humans actually don't have much content. They mainly deal with people like God King and the Overlord of the Universe. Why do you demand such a protagonist from the perspective of human beings? There are also those who commented here without even reading the book because they read the bad reviews. The key point is that they didn't read the book but only read the bad reviews. They are simply speechless. It is the first time I have seen this, so I won't say anymore... Finally, could you please the author to update more frequently? The update speed is the second point that makes me speechless 😅
The idea is very good and the writing is okay. The only problem is that the protagonist is described as a second-rate person. I feel that the author wants to write a domineering and unrestrained appearance after strong strength, but I don't see it at all. Sometimes the protagonist is split, acting and doing like a Kryptonian, and making choices and inner monologues like an Earthling. , Don't complain about me doing what I do, I'm just asking questions, I hope the author will think about it in character creation.
Let me briefly talk about my feelings about this book! Invincible flow, cool writing, the king of force! The cool part is that the protagonist is a Kryptonian, the ancestor of Superman! When fighting, I rarely dodge, I'm always aggressive! Of course it's not like Superman is protecting or anything like that, he's just too lazy to hide! The parts of fighting Thanos, killing Marvel, and challenging Odin are very exciting, and I can't wait to run away! In the author's writing, the character traits of Heisenberg, the unjust superman, are very impressive! Maybe it's because he became a gangster godfather in the beginning, but later on the protagonist has always been a bit domineering like a gangster godfather! The kind that is domineering and revealing all the time! And the gangster godfather really fits the character of Injustice Superman! He is not merciless in killing, but he will not attack innocent people. The so-called innocent means that Heisenberg thinks he is innocent. After all, his character is like that. He will kill those like the emperor just because he wants to! This is not a funny article, so there are not many laughs, but there are many cool points. The battle is more intense, and the protagonist cannot be offended. Weirdness feels that the protagonist is potentially dangerous to the earth and the universe, so he comes to trouble the protagonist. The protagonist kills Weirdness without hesitation, and hangs her on the moon to warn other strong men. It is not the Virgin at all. After all, she is the style of the underworld godfather and emperor! It can be said that the author has his own unique insights into the style, unlike Long Aotian and Ye Liangchen who pretend to be cool and slap in the face! More like Daddy Whitebeard, the strongest man in the world! But there is a big disadvantage! The author's update is too short and too little! Moreover, after reading this pretentious article of his, when I read other articles, I felt that the layout was too small and I couldn't stand it! I've been searching everywhere for books with Superman as the main character, and now I'm running out of books! Woo woo woo...,,
I don't know why so many authors write American comics. It was originally a children's book, and the power system in it was so confusing that even the author couldn't explain it. A planet guardian like Gu Yi can travel in all dimensions, so how strong is his physical fitness? How many floors up did he fall to his death? The God of Thunder could probably slap him to death in front of her, but he could run around in space at will. Ebony Throat destroyed so many planets under the hands of Purple Sweet Potato Spirit. Beating Doctor Strange was like beating his son. He was kicked out of the spaceship and felt cold. So it's difficult for Gong's mage to put up a shield for himself? ,,, Surprisingly, it only took a few gems to absorb the energy of Zishu. ·
#Great reviews and some of my personal recommendations! ! ! This is what a protagonist should be like, high-spirited and strong-willed; aboveboard and unpretentious, with the most basic moral values. It's not as insensitive as other novels written about Invincible American comics. The protagonists in those novels are very stupid in terms of character design. They hide here and there like a mouse. They are afraid that others will know their identity. They keep saying that they don't want to care about this or that. When something happens, they will be the first to jump out and show off. (Recently, I have found several American comic science fiction fan works, but I couldn't read them after reading a few chapters. They were as if they were cut out from a template, and I had no desire to read them.) There are some minor flaws in the plot of this book, but it does not affect the viewing. [I don't know, is the author planning to follow a movie plot or a comic plot? Based on the movie plot, I feel that the protagonist's strength is sufficient. Thanos without the Infinity Gauntlet may not be his opponent. If the comic plot is followed, the entire universe's combat power may be beyond the sky. (I'm afraid that the author can't control it! Although the protagonist is invincible, I'm afraid that if you finish writing the exciting points, you won't be able to be strong later.) My suggestion is to follow the Zhutianliu route. The more worlds, the better. The main reason is that the protagonist's growth potential is too high, and his strength is faster than riding a rocket. Zhutianliu belongs to science fiction , Never add fantasy or fantasy stuffThe main reason is that it is too inconsistent. It's like the American flag was raised at the White House. Remember! Remember! Don't write about the fusion world, the Spider-Man trilogy, mutants, vampires, mages, and other things. Don't write them on one planet. The earth is too small to accommodate these guys? For X-Men, write the plot of X-Men, and for Avengers, write the plot of Avengers! Marvel Magisters will write the plot of Marvel Magisters. Don't drag them into the same world to write them, because the readers' energy can't keep up and it's easy to get confused. The Spider-Man trilogy came out too early, and instead was pressed to the ground by Iron Man for a while, making it difficult to integrate them. However, you can consider "Holland's version of Spider-Man". This version of Spider-Man happens to be stuck with Iron Man, and the plot development happens to be behind the first Avengers. I will put this book on the top of my bookshelf and support and vote for you starting tomorrow. Today's recommendation votes have been used up, and I just found this book today in the Rising Stars ranking list. Key points: Never write about fusion worlds, because there are really too many such novels, and many readers have already developed aesthetic fatigue, because many timelines will collide. Collision, the plot is also very difficult to control.
The writing is weird, the main character's outlook is not correct, he is just a minor character, he has great power, and his mood is not up to par at all.
I especially don't like a human being who suddenly becomes a superman asking for worthless things like money, watches, women, and houses. If I become a superman, harboring evil intentions but not fearing life and death, then I will drill into the center of the earth from any side to see what interesting things are in the center of the earth, and then drill out from the other side in a straight line; or I will stop in outer space, shoot out heat rays from my eyes, and try Try to shoot the earth through; or try to expand the cross-section of the heat ray after it reaches the earth, try to write a few giant Chinese characters; or blow out the cold air and try to freeze the earth, even if doing these things will destroy the earth, or fight to the death with the Ancient One or something else. If I have good intentions or don't want to fight with the Ancient One or anything else, I will fly freely in the earth's atmosphere, from one country to another, go to the Antarctic, the North Pole, and the deepest ocean trench to see what strange things are there; when the earth no longer attracts me, I will go to live in the sun for a few days, and then fly to other planets, other galaxies, the universe is so big, I want to go out and walk around.
After reading dozens of chapters, I found that the main character, besides having a rubbish personality, also likes to show off his IQ. He is obviously an ordinary person but you can crush the braised egg with your strength, but you insist on designing the braised egg to death. I really think that his IQ can be compared with that of the King of Agents!
I like to read dark novels, which are also about killing and killing. The protagonist of this book feels unlikable. The protagonists of other dark novels are very high-level. Even if they live in an ignoble existence, plot sneak attacks, and repay kindness with revenge, you can still feel their charm. However, the protagonist of this book talks like a little boss under the villain. The same plot is arrogant and domineering, and he kills with his backhand instantly. This book seems very low. When I look at it, I want to say, you are the only one?
Good guy, everyone in the book review section is downvoted. Are all book lovers these days so qualified? When I see a book that I don't like, I don't just turn around and leave, but I actually take the time and effort to post a book review to warn future readers! Then you are making people like me who follow this book every day very unqualified! Then I have to post it hahahaha