A Superpowered Cyborg Starting with The Boys

Although many protagonists in many books say that they will become ancestors if they have super powers, but I still prefer the protagonist who has super powers and becomes Han Lao Mo. Calm and self-possessed, carefully develop multiple abilities and multiple forces without leaving any shortcomings, be ruthless when necessary, treat mortals equally when occasionally hiding in the mortal world, save others when you see them in trouble, and finally treat the relationship between men and women with caution. So I quite like the protagonist of this book. Good luck, author! 👍

The writing is very messy, and there are many typos, which affects reading. In the first chapter, there is a direct showdown. Walter has a powerful weapon to restrain the people of the motherland. It's embarrassing now, because the people of the motherland are purely lacking in love. And in the comics, it's also because the people of the motherland were stuffed with hydrogen bombs.

It looks okay, the only bad thing is the protagonist's attitude towards Zhongguo in the different world First of all, this is just a different world, and it is normal for the protagonist to have a good impression of Zhongguo, but now it seems that the protagonist is not just a good impression, but trusting And the protagonist grew up in an orphanage abroad, who will believe you? If the protagonist and Zhongguo cooperate or even take advantage of each other in the follow-up, then I completely understand If they really trust each other just because of the same skin color, then it is the author's personal product. It is acceptable, but I cannot understand it.

Cooperating with the people of the motherland, anyway, he is mentally retarded and is the mastermind behind the scenes.

In this case, shouldn't we hide part of our abilities and enjoy life? As a time traveler, if you don't have enough ability or ambition, why are you running so far ahead? Save the world? Diaosi

To be honest, if there is no golden finger, it is actually quite good to be the son of a native of the motherland. Regardless of how the natives treat outsiders, he is really good to his own relatives. He kills his father's enemies before he even knows whether his father recognizes him. In order to protect his son, he doesn't even care about his own life. He may have done all kinds of bad things, but he gave his son everything he could give.

With Hua Xia as my backer, I felt like the novel was about to collapse...

Is the protagonist too weak, just a pair of broken fists? He can't outrun a locomotive, but he can't defeat Queen Maeve, and his endurance can't be compared to that of a transparent man, let alone a native of the motherland. If a native of the motherland takes a breath, the protagonist will become a scumbag. Is it interesting?

I've read dozens of chapters, and it's a boring batch. There are long stretches of useless monologues and explanations throughout the film. There are only two or three lines of dialogue between the characters in one chapter. Don't modern online novels rely on various dialogues to fill out the plot? I don't know how many people can read this kind of writing.

The other protagonists are descendants of the ancestors, but this protagonist behaves like a grandson