
The Boys: Homelander
黑袍纠察队之祖国人
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- Completed
- Length
- 412k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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How should I put it, I always feel like there is something wrong with the protagonist🧠
How can I put it this way? This book is an ancestral novel, but as a novel, there is nothing gripping about it. The patriotic people in the original book are bright and majestic on the surface but very dark behind the scenes, and the patriotic people love his son very much, so the author does not need to go against the ancestral people. Second point, I forgot the name of the vice president. I don't believe that she can't find out the specific information about the protagonist. The patriotic people should receive the information soon when their son joins the Super Seven.
I've always wanted to complain about my motherland. If I apply too much force, the cuckold's wife's uterus will rupture and she won't be able to give birth to a child.
There are only a handful of people who write about supermen, and only a handful of people who write about people of the motherland, so 😏😏😏😏
I'm super, what did I find? A novel about wild natives
Why not join forces with the people of the motherland and then directly rule the world?
How should I put it? It's a bit like being a native of the motherland for the sake of the motherland. Many of his character actions force him to be close to the motherland. This is not free, isn't it? Although he has superpowers, he can do whatever he wants. A good person uses the ability of the motherland to do good things. He gets his own satisfaction. He just wants to do whatever he wants. He just wants to help others. Isn't he free? As long as he is happy, the same is true for villains Instead of having the same character as the people of the motherland, doing things that are more free than the people of the motherland, not pretending, just doing whatever you want, Becoming a person of the motherland does not mean that the character becomes the same, there is not only one choice in life, but the character is different from the people of the motherland, and you will not be kidnapped by morality. Having your own character does not mean that there are more things to watch. Come on, author... I feel that the plot is a bit dry...
After reading Chapter 32, I sincerely recommend the author to find a class and not force yourself. I really don't have that talent. You are the only one among so many online articles where fan works can describe the characters that exist in the original works in a messy way. Not to mention the protagonist, who is severely delirious.
This novel is so weird, the first part was better, but after the protagonist went out and read dozens of chapters, I just couldn't stand it anymore. The protagonist started flirting with girls when he was only about ten years old? It's still an adult Starlight, but Starlight is also written like a child. The plot becomes more and more outrageous as it goes on. It feels like it is no longer a novel, but the author's autobiography. The characters have no emotions, and the author just wrote out the plot he thought of.
It's the same as a running account, or even worse than a running account. I've read a lot of them First, there is no explanation of the protagonist's age and height Second, there is no explanation of the protagonist's character, whether it is a normal character, or distorted or indifferent to anything Third, the protagonist has no goals at all, or there is no main line Fourth, it was said before that there must be a battle with the motherland, why should we fight, what is the purpose of the fight, and what will be gained after defeating the protagonist, these all need to be written. The above four points are the main flaws. Others, such as not using "just now", using "general" and so on, I won't talk about deliberately showing off the new words I learned.