I’ll Come Clean: I’m Homelander!
我摊牌了，我是祖国人！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 530k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 4y ago
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248Chapters
1.2kRecommendations
15.9kFans
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It's really strange. I don't understand what the protagonist is thinking? Or rather, what is the author thinking? Just because Batman used Kryptonite to scheme against the protagonist, the protagonist immediately tries to kill Batman without saying a word? Quite a temper, huh? Then why was the protagonist so terrified by Homelander's Kryptonite spear, fleeing like a stray dog?
To be honest, this kind of novel is not suitable to be set in my country, because it would be affected by reality and would not allow for true freedom. If it is set in a foreign country or a fictional country, then it can be played out however one wants.
It's not white, but to be honest, it looks a bit strange; it makes the protagonist seem a bit dim-witted.
What is the author writing about? Can Homelander even be compared to Superman? I suggest you take a good look at the aftermath of Homelander's battles and Superman's battles. They're not even in the same league. Superman's fights destroy skyscrapers, while Homelander's just damages small houses.
Identification complete: poisonous. The protagonist's intelligence is questionable.
There's a lot of nonsense. Basically, one thing is repeated over several chapters. For example, there are eight chapters about flying, and many more on the side. It keeps repeating the same thing, and there are also many inexplicable plots. For example, it's very inexplicable that it can't fly to China no matter how hard it tries. It feels like it was written just for the sake of writing and to reach the word count.
How come the protagonist's intelligence completely disappeared after gaining superhuman abilities? Is the drop in intelligence really that extreme? What happened to his decades of social experience as an ordinary person? Suddenly he can only make things up in his head?
So you endured it for three years, and you didn't retaliate against those who bullied you?
Superman, Homelander—these are just the dreams of a young man on his deathbed, contemplating suicide.
Chemical products from the assembly line are toxic and should not be touched. Identification complete.