Homelander Has Arrived, Luckily I'm Doomsday Superman

Here's a copy of a Baidu explanation, mainly for readers unfamiliar with the Doomsday Superman backstory... A little background information. Doomsday Supervillains from DC Comics Doomsday is a supervillain (DC villain) in DC Comics. He first appeared in Superman: Man of Steel #17 (November 1992).

I think the author could write a separate chapter outlining the entire plot and ending, so that readers who find it superficial can treat it as if they've read the whole book.

I'm taking good care of your wife and daughter, so you can go without worry.

Doesn't Doomsday Superman carry the Doomsday Virus? Conversely, the protagonist can't even breathe the same air as the girl. I chose the gentlest way to put it: breathing the same air. To put it another way, using different colors... I don't know much about Doomsday Superman, but I've heard that it's a virus.

Author, your update frequency and frequent gaps in chapters have already annoyed many readers. You need to be careful. Many people start reading a book because they don't like this, and then they switch to other books. As a result, you lack readers and subscriptions, and they lose motivation. And then… the palace is full of powerful figures; I'm afraid you'll be knocked down before you even reach the palace gates. It would be a huge loss.

I'm thinking, if Tifa already has Alice, how far behind can she be?

Tifa

This person is clearly using Tifa to lure readers; she only appears briefly at the beginning and middle, and then barely appears after that. They've been focusing on Marvel and DC. It's utterly ridiculous. I'm going to leave it to its own devices and only read it when it's finished. By the way, I'd like to ask you guys if there are any novels where Tifa is the female lead? As long as the writing is good, harem elements don't matter.

Personally, I don't think it's padded, but the infrequent updates make it seem padded. It appears to be two chapters a day, but the actual content is less than one chapter compared to other people's, sometimes even just one chapter. Given your output, updating five chapters a day is definitely not considered padded.

I didn't initially think it was particularly bad. Until I saw that Chapter 222 had written a paragraph from Chapter 221 into a whole chapter, I deserved to be criticized. Why repeat things that have already been glossed over? Do you think we're writing a script?