I, the Supreme Superboy, Specialize in Fighting Fellow Villagers!

After reading the introduction, I have no desire to continue reading, so why not just live as I please? ? ? Or is it that you can't survive without a job after being a slave for a long time? ? ? There is a dark side in everyone's heart, but it is hidden because there is no power to match it. If there is power to match it, I don't believe that the dark side will not come out, and you guys just write yourself as a big good guy. I absolutely don't believe it. I just feel hypocritical, want to vomit, and disgusting.

If I want to become Superman, I just need to awaken to the biological position and fly, then fly directly to outer space to bask in the sun for 10 years and come back to be the father of all of you.

Let me see how many are similar to Superman, the Three Palace Demon Superman defeated Darkseid, Omega Superman, China's Kong Kenan Yin Yang Superman, Zombie Superman, Black Light Superman, Magic Superman, Superboy, General Zod, Super Kryptonian Horror, Mechanical Superman, Yellow Light Superman, Supergirl, Superboy, Bizarro,

Heng Chao is not necessarily the weakest. Although the lower limit is low, the upper limit is high. After all, he is the template of Clark Kent. Only Clark Kent can become the silver and gold Superboy, and Superboy-Prime will never

The introduction looks familiar. I seem to have seen a similar book. The protagonist of that book also awakened Superman, but in order to understand how powerful he was, he went to the gym. To be honest, I was speechless.

Interestingly, the protagonist does not become a fellow villager himself, but learns to control his own power to train other fellow villagers so that they can return to their normal daily lives. This is more interesting than simply killing and killing. Come on, author! !

Why is the author's update so stretched?

I quite like the three views, but there are so many different kinds of supermen that I'm not interested in reading any more.

I took a look and it felt like something was wrong.

How should I put it, I only saw the protagonist having power without changing it at all. The protagonist regards himself as a god. Anyway, I have the power. Let's not talk about whether I will become the father of the motherland. Anyway, I am unhappy with those capitalists and I want them to remove their chandeliers. Regarding corruption and bribery, I will definitely give them something exciting to do. Not only did I feel like what they did made me very, very unhappy. With Lock, I don't see the protagonist wanting to do this kind of thing at all. I feel that the protagonist has distinguished himself from them. Or maybe the protagonist was never human from the start.