I Awakened the Superman Gene, and Now I’m Invincible

No, you all say it's a cool article. Did your colleagues treat the protagonist like a servant and order it around so that you can enjoy it? Why didn't I see that it was Shuangwen? Can you win an award just for this?

. . . Do you understand how valuable Kryptonians are? In the Zuckerberg movie, General Zuo De learned to fly as soon as he came into contact with sunlight. Within a few minutes, his physical strength was as strong as Superman, and he even beat Superman! Even the Flashpoint Superman was imprisoned in a laboratory to draw blood for experiments, how miserable and weak he was! But as soon as he came into contact with the sun, he immediately learned to fly, and then became invulnerable and invulnerable to guns! ,,,,, Kryptonians are so powerful. I don't think you should write about Superman's bloodline. Instead, write about the system and add some flow. It's just that this system needs to obtain sunlight as energy!

Instead, I immediately leave this bullshit country and go to a hostile country to find a remote city with plenty of sunshine. I take out a small notebook and write down the Dog Emperor and the guy named Xia. When I have the ability to fly, I fly into outer space to soak up the sunshine. I surpass the S-class and launch a surprise attack to tear that bullshit guy named Xia into pieces! Then continue to wait until the light speed level to go back and arrest the dog emperor. If he doesn't kill him, let him watch his bullshit royal family fall from power. Then drag him to the emperor's ancestral mausoleum and tell him why his ancestors perished. Then don't kill him. Haha, there is nothing to hate. To be honest, it doesn't make sense to Superman whether he can be granted a title or not. It's purely unpleasant! Since you make me unhappy for a while, I will make you unhappy for a lifetime! This is so comfortable!

After reading three chapters, I want to defend the author. There are so few points at the beginning, so it's no problem to add them casually. Moreover, perception systems such as vision and hearing are more important (more frequently used). I think it's quite reasonable. I haven't read it yet. But after reading the comments, I found that the protagonist in the back pretends to be a pig but not a tiger, causing trouble without causing trouble. He is half Gou and half reckless. Gou is when others step on his face, Bu Gou is not avoiding trouble, and Reckless is about to fight back when others step on his face. Bu Mang is timid when fighting back because he is afraid of showing his ability, standing out and asking for trouble. I don't know if the author wrote it this way. If it was a navy sunspot, I admit that they did it and it made me not want to read the rest of the plot.

The villain has about the intelligence of a nine-year-old me, the real character has about a seven-year-old mind, no more.

It's the classic strength, speed, and defense calculations separately. How about playing games? If you don't have the strength, you rely on jet to speed up? No matter how strong he was, his body couldn't bear it, and his arm was broken before he could swing his fist. You can even breathe but don't have a biological force field. Are you not a superman and a native of the motherland?

I don't actually care about being super or superhuman, but in a world of high martial arts, I think the first thing to focus on is not strength and intelligence. Since there is defense recovery, if you don't click on these two things, why should you order vision and hearing? No matter where you are, life-saving is the first priority. Even in real life, if you click on the auxiliary skills, there will be a hammer. I will slap you to death. No matter how many auxiliary skills you have, what's the use? Isn't the physical side push more interesting than clicking on those auxiliary skills?

To be honest, the writing of this book is really bad, especially the character of the protagonist. Not to mention the original Superman, the character of the protagonist cannot even compare with the people of the motherland. Even Azu is not as greedy, arrogant and hypocritical as the protagonist. He talks about living a life of salted fish, but at the same time he clings to power and keeps climbing up. Even if Azu loves vanity and covets fame, he will occasionally fight crime and help civilians, instead of being like the protagonist, like a thug from a wealthy family. To be precise, he was like a thug of the Li family. He killed Xia Zu not so much to avenge the common people, but more because the other party robbed him of his official position. The common people just said they were mature and steady. In fact, the IQ gained by being impulsive and reckless was completely in vain.

I really can't describe it in words. Maybe it's because I don't have good eyesight and can't appreciate it.

It feels like the protagonist is in a game world. Every time he reaches a certain level, the world level will be broken through. The level of all enemies will also be greatly improved! For example, when the protagonist is not strong, he talks about how awesome the S-class is and can destroy a city. The head of a thousand-year-old family who is an S-class or a B-class is considered the son of a genius. As a result, when the protagonist reached the S level, he began to wholesale wholesale on a large scale, which directly caused a huge conflict with the previous plot. The family patriarch of the Millennium Family only had S1. As a result, a bunch of S45678 appeared later, which made the previous content very ridiculous. After that, he said that the Heavenly Kings are awesome and are the founders of the five thousand-year-old families who maintain the order and prosperity of the family. As a result, after the protagonist reaches the Heavenly Kings, the Heavenly Kings also start to wholesale, and they randomly pull out three Heavenly Kings. This is in conflict with the previous one. The ones he meows are all ancestors and can be adjusted at will.