Starting with a Kryptonian Bloodline

People from our motherland are the ones who best embody the image of Superman in my mind.

Writing about Superman as an invincible character is pointless; nobody likes to see Superman nerfed to a pulp.

The protagonist is a petty, smug character who's blinded by reality. If it were me, I can't guarantee I'd maintain my principles even with Superman blood, but I definitely wouldn't act recklessly without reaching the pinnacle of the world, or at least ensuring my safety. In unknown worlds, I explore first. My strength level in this world is similar to that in known worlds.

Why does everyone want to be a citizen of the motherland? Is our society oppressing you to no end? If I had superhuman abilities, I'd become a bounty hunter and catch these walking 50s. Ten thousand, you can both make money and protect the country.

Uh... To be honest, the beginning of the plot was so nonsensical that it was too easy to turn people off.

The protagonist is more like an ordinary person who gains superpowers. He helps the weak if he has the ability, and eliminates those who offend him. Don't believe everything based on rumors or anything like that. He acts according to his own principles; he's neither a villain nor a hero. This is how a normal human being should be!

This is disgusting! It's so offensive, I can't stand it. He inexplicably tries to rob Iron Man, then inexplicably kicks his bodyguard and seriously injures him. What did he do to deserve this? Is this just a case of a petty person getting their way? Is he going to do whatever he wants now that he has power? He's only had power for two or three days and he's already like this.

The protagonist gains Superman's powers, first robbing a petty thug to get a handgun, then robbing Iron Man's suit on the street, forcing Iron Man to strip naked, and finally selling the suit, worth hundreds of thousands, to a passerby for 300 dollars. Your Majesties, this servant has already tested the poison. Whether it will kill someone is for you to decide for yourselves!

He has the body of a superman but not the heart of a superman. I think he should only be called a Kryptonian, not a superman.

... I feel the protagonist is really stupid. First of all, it's not surprising that the protagonist transmigrated, that's understandable, but why does a high-IQ character suddenly appear out of nowhere, or is it a character he created himself? Also, why did the protagonist insist on joining S. H. I. E. L. D.? The pig's feet can totally enjoy special privileges, getting paid without doing any work. Anyway, this kind of situation does happen in the United States.