Homelander Arrives in Marvel

A Taste of America, Walking in America with Teddy Bear, Iron Man Forever Forging Iron, Homelander's Iron Kidney, I, Homelander, can play with whichever woman I want, Business Wars: I am Homelander, Homelander's Movie Years, Damn, Why is Iron Man still forging iron?, Living in America: I'm Going to Buy That Woman a $10 Million Villa, I'm Already a Godfather and Still Making Money Traditionally…

It's getting increasingly off-topic, using titles like "Homelanders" and "American Comics" to write a harem/business war novel. No wonder some readers say it's a case of false advertising.

I don't understand why they would take that Lan. She's been played for eight years. If that's 300 times a year, that's 2400 times in eight years. I don't know how corrupt they are.

A business war harem novel that pretends to be something it's not.

Well, can the author please make the protagonist a little more normal? If the author is a professional writer with a strong cultural background, they can spend a lot of time building the story's outline and synopsis, fully developing the characters of the protagonist and heroine, making them distinct and memorable, and occasionally inserting romantic vignettes and everyday scenes.

If you look at a hundred pages, you'll find that 70% of a comic book is about the protagonist's messy affairs with women, without any explicit content, just lots of cheesy banter. Doesn't it get tiresome after a while?

People from our neighboring country have turned the earth into a semi-slave society.

Author, I've taken a look, and I feel you should just write about the protagonist gaining superpowers directly. Stop writing about Homelander; it's really not suitable. I've read dozens of chapters, and the protagonist is either engaged in business battles or chasing women. He even has to use his superpowers secretly. Don't forget you're Homelander! Do you even deserve the name "Homelander"?

It's written like someone who just got ashore; seventy or eighty chapters are all about picking up girls and getting on the boat, you haven't written any main plot at all!

There are too many women in the later chapters. Each female character has several chapters. The author doesn't even spare women who are over 50. Isn't that disgusting? If you can't write a plot, you use women to pad the story. Each padding chapter is several chapters long. The author also doesn't portray the character of Homelander. Homelander is made to look like a rat in a sewer.