The Homelander in a World of Superpowers

I feel the protagonist isn't purely a native of the motherland, and certainly not Superman. I'm referring to his personality; he's more like someone who, in his weaker days, endured humiliation and compromised for survival, keeping all his hardships bottled up inside.

Having read up to chapter 42, there are currently no logical inconsistencies or errors in emotional thinking. The protagonist possesses superhuman-level abilities, exhibiting the somewhat arrogant mentality of an ordinary person gaining such power, as well as the player mentality unique to transmigrators, having set his own bottom line (at least so far, no one has crossed it).

You think you can become a god by not sticking to a book? Who do you think you are?

Having read up to Chapter 5, is the protagonist really going to let himself go as soon as he gains power? Does he even know if there's anything in this world that could threaten him, yet he acts recklessly? He's not an orphan; does he really want to become a great demon king who opposes the world so quickly?

I've never seen a government agency, especially one that pushes people to the brink of death from the very beginning. Doesn't the author find this clichéd plot absurd?

Here's a suggestion for the author: since you're writing about Superman, stick to the invincibility theme. Don't keep adding lines like "Superman isn't invincible," because your world doesn't seem like it could possibly defeat him. Of the dozens of Superman novels on Qidian, not a single one has escaped criticism because they're all just a bait-and-switch.

I read a few chapters, and the protagonist was weak yet incredibly powerful in the early stages—honestly. If the protagonist hadn't been killed off in the first few chapters... It seems the protagonist was a soldier in his past life, and this is the kind of soldier he is. Killing people on the spot in a government office.

Quickly read Chapter Four; I guarantee you'll see the brothers of our ancestors die from poisoning—a complete blatant deception! I'm outta here.

Does the author have an outline? It's really satisfying to see the protagonist acting so recklessly right now, but how will the author maintain that satisfying feeling later on?

I thought I'd found a good dark superhuman, but after a few chapters, I realized it was rubbish. I'm speechless that people are giving it monthly votes.