This Superman Is Way Too Much Like Homelander

Author, the boss in your first picture is a bit stupid. But it's also quite realistic, because we have one like that around here. Ugh, the person had cancer and was dying, but the boss still owed them 20,000 yuan. He drove them to despair. That man didn't have much time left. He had no family around, and they drove him insane, so his whole family was killed.

Chapter One: Death from Poisoning. A female roommate, a mature, gentle older sister type who cares about the protagonist. She can go for days and nights without eating to focus on her writing. I just want to know how the protagonist, a typical office worker before the story began, encountered such a writer.

Hello everyone, I'm a time traveler. I now possess all the abilities of Silver Superman from the DC Universe. I just rescued a girl in blue named Ji Wuxia and chased away a crazy monk. Now, a guy named Sanyu Wumengsheng, along with several people claiming to be Daoist innate masters, is blocking my door, ready to beat me up. Does anyone know what world this is? Please tell me. If I can travel back in time, I'll reward you with some gold and silver. 😎😎😎😎😎

Has the author read too much fantasy? Did he apply fantasy settings when writing about Superman? Superman gets hungry after absorbing the sun's energy and needs to eat to replenish it? Isn't that as silly as an ordinary person eating a whole bowl of rice and then needing to eat another grain of rice to fill their stomach?

The logic is flawed, the plot is weak, and although the protagonist is invincible, disgusting villains always emerge. Various anti-human organizations recklessly eat and kill people, and the country only organizes a small department to passively retaliate. Every time the protagonist kills someone, he has to listen to a lot of babbling from the villain.

Having gained superhuman powers, he decided to try sunbathing. Afraid of being discovered walking under the midday sun, he went to the rooftop. There, his breathing caused a gust of wind, and a woman spotted him and even filmed it. The author says, "Even if he knew, he wouldn't mind." Did you use your brain when you wrote this? Was there any logic to it?

No wonder they say he's too much like Homelander; Unjust is too arrogant and inhuman, while Superman obeys the law.

Ugh, this is so frustrating! After gaining abilities, everyone wants to kill the protagonist. It's so inexplicable. I know novels rely on villains to drive the plot, but having a villain suddenly appear is just... If things continue like this, it's inevitable that this scenario will occur: the protagonist creates a team or faction, then villains suddenly appear, the protagonist gets angry, uses…

Homelander

It's incredibly addictive. After reaching chapter 22 and gaining the ability, every chapter is toxic. The dialogue during the club battle brought back memories of ten years ago.