Invincible Across the Heavens, Starting with The Boys

Hi everyone, this is Homelander. I'm in the USA right now, and I've run into a bunch of really awful people: a scruffy thug, a violent old man, and a spineless coward. I need your help! Three hundred dollars to help me win this tough battle, and when I get back, I'll offer you a high-level position at Walter Reed. You know what I mean? I salute you! Salute, you're the real hero!

A bizarre world, can it be conquered with Madara Uchiha? Then I would definitely be trembling with fear. With such a large, unclaimed energy source as Madara Uchiha, wouldn't it have been directly devoured by the monster? Trying to play with the rule-based faction? You're asking for trouble. The Naruto faction. That's a well-known rule that counters the Hokage.

The protagonist was written to be too twisted. Is One-Punch Man really that strong? He can teleport anywhere he wants? And with just a few half-finished super-powered drugs, he can control and monitor the thoughts of all humanity? Furthermore, how twisted must one's mind be to become so evil, laughing one second and then brutally killing the next? Waiting for 404

The world-famous painting "Azu and Milk"

I watched it because it was supposed to be a dark fantasy series, but I was greatly disappointed. The comments section even had people saying things like, "Dark fantasy series? I'm reporting it!" Bah! This book doesn't deserve it! The entire character named Vivian, the plot involving her is really bad, the protagonist is just like a simp, all fluff and no substance.

The author is playing with our mindset. What we want to see is a protagonist who doesn't fawn over anyone, doesn't pander to anyone, acts swiftly and decisively, but has a bottom line, not a madman who kills indiscriminately without purpose, disregards life, and has no moral bottom line.

The protagonist is just another native of the same country. What's the point of the author writing it this way? The protagonist is just a puppet controlled by power.

I'll take it one chapter at a time, the main character is a bit crazy 🤔🤔🤔

To expose Homelander's brutality, the protagonist, capable of easily subduing him, devised a scheme: to have Homelander murder innocent civilians, while secretly filming the killings. Afterward, the protagonist would step forward and say, "See, I filmed it all."

Author, you need to tone it down a bit. The protagonist is so crazy, it's easy for him to get into trouble.