DC God on Earth

Now here at the starting point, there are many superficial writers, and so are the readers. I'm not trying to double standard. Writing a book is about telling a story. No matter whether the story suits some people's taste or not, the most basic attitude is to read it with an accepting attitude. The same is true for the author. If you are too willful in the early stage, you will collapse in the later stage. Therefore, you must set your inner thoughts at the beginning. This thought guides the context of the entire story. It makes people reflect after reading it. This is a good book. I hope the author will work hard and write well. Reading... Yours sincerely...🙏👍

The introduction is completely inconsistent with the content, the introduction is completely inconsistent with the content, the introduction is completely inconsistent with the content, important things are said three times, poisonous poisonous

After reading Chapter 35, I have a few points to mention 1. The protagonist is a superman who has had his memory erased and been imprisoned and had his bone marrow extracted and used as a test subject for decades 2. It seems that the original plot has not been changed much 3. There are many typos and they have not been changed.

It's not like the first volume was written by the same person as the one after it was released. It was a bit interesting at the beginning, but after changing the protagonist, it was hard to swallow, it felt new and uncomfortable. Slipped away

I feel like the author hasn't read many comics. You said that Superman of the main universe is silly and sweet and needs to be darker. In fact, Superman in comics has always been quite white and black. Although his image has always been bright and upright, he will play with the opponent's bottom line when facing villains. The reason why he is so bright and upright has been made clear by Luthor. He has an arrogance in his bones, and the current Superman of the main universe is n before the reboot. The combination of 52 and p52 has experienced more pain and despair than the Injustice universe. The heroes who were controlled and killed by Apokolips were no less than Injustice. They were played by Luther and betrayed by the people countless times. In addition, Flashpoint was super exciting. It was grinding for revenge, and its mentality was like a hysterical child after being injured. Moreover, there is a follow-up to the official Flashpoint comic. Carl's father was floating in the colony ship, and he came over after Carl came out. If it was necessary to set up that Carl was going to die, Kryptonian technology would have already solved it by the time his father came, not to mention that Superman would be resurrected by his will.

Neptune? I seem to have killed you. Wonder Woman? I seem to have slept with you🙂

What the hell are you writing? Chapter 8 says that everything on earth will be exterminated. What about the male protagonist's actions? What's the hero's plan? Can the male protagonist make the United States extinct first? Just talking and not doing it can't be done. Is the author deceiving the readers? Let the male protagonist work towards a goal. The author also felt aggrieved, saying why so many people are trolling, and you don't even know why you are being trolled, so what novel should you write? Writing novels simply isn't for you. The male protagonist was imprisoned for thirty years and subjected to various experiments. He suffered many grievances and tortures. When he escaped, he said that he wanted the earth to be extinct. However, after killing some people, there was no follow-up. The readers were brought into the perspective of the male protagonist, but as a result, his anger was not vented, so it was not surprising that he was criticized. Is it okay for the male protagonist to intercept a meteorite and hit the earth? If one is not enough, just ten, hundreds or ten thousand until the earth is extinct. As a result, the male protagonist is just like playing house, not doing the serious business of exterminating the earth, but just messing around here and there. Killing the President of the United States, someone saved him, and then left him alone. Movies don't need logic, novels do. Can the male protagonist move firmly towards his goal? Don't stop until the person you want to kill is killed, and don't rest until the thing you want to do is done, instead of just ignoring it after being intercepted by a superhero. I don't blame people for scolding you. What you write is so far from what you want to read. Either don't create a situation of great bitterness and hatred from the beginning, or we can shred the earth in an atmosphere of great bitterness and hatred.

All I can say is that if you are not a great author and do not have a sufficient fan base, then you can write a book that is basically divorced from the group portraits of the protagonist, especially this kind of book with the invincible text on the cover and the main text of abuse.

I have read it and advise you not to read it. Flashpoint Superman is the protagonist. Anyone who knows the Flashpoint world will know how miserable Superman is. He killed several people after escaping from the world and did not dare to retaliate against the United States. He laughed to death. What is Superman afraid of? The only thing that can hurt Superman is because Superman is a good person and kills in a plot.

The tragic author who thinks he is writing an epic has the bullshit of being invincible

The blackened Superman is suspected of having the heart of the Virgin! Killing someone is as difficult as going to heaven! The Code of Life was deceived, hahaha! Laughing so hard haha What to write? ? He had only seen the sun for a few days after leaving the laboratory. As a result, the code of life was deceived, he lost all his power, and became an ordinary Kryptonian who died immediately! After several years of blood and bone marrow extraction, isn't it possible that Superman is still alive because of the strength of the Code of Life? The result is that Superman is still a time traveler, deceived out of the code of life, like a dog, decayed, ridiculous!

Shennong here is a mess. The protagonist is like a retarded person. He does things not because of logic, but because of the author's self-impression. The first volume is full of incompetence and rage, and there is nothing like what a superman should be.

People who are not even elementary school students write books here to entertain themselves, which is almost like feeding readers💩

What a rubbish book. Is the author a three-year-old?

This book is pure garbage and cannot be recycled

What's so interesting about this? The protagonist is a loser. Isn't superhuman ability to destroy stars just like playing? This protagonist can fight with an ordinary person for a long time, but he doesn't see this and that. How long will it take?

All I can say is, rubbish Don't write a book at this level, it's not good to do anything else

? ? The protagonist is the Virgin, a dog dressed in Superman's skin who was actually twisted by the author.

You start by saying you want to end humankind, but when others push you, you push back. How about playing house? Directly accumulate strength to solve the problem in one wave

What he writes makes no sense, it's inexplicable

How should I put it? The protagonist is obviously killing and killing, and anyone who offends the protagonist is dead, but why does he still feel unhappy?

Drive high and go low... The plot started to fall apart after meeting Arthur, and I couldn't watch it after going to Paradise Island. I suspect it was written by a different author. The poison killed Shen Nong. 🙏🙏

It has nothing to do with the introduction. The superman here lives worse than a dog. It's extremely frustrating to watch. He keeps killing and fighting. In fact, he has no way to do anything to those who really harm people. He is led by others. He thinks he writes well, but in fact, the writing is nothing but bullshit.

Don't read this book, it will hurt your eyes 😰😰😰 The beginning is very well written and very immersive 👍 Then you will be disgusted by the plot behind it

A complete mess without saying a word. . .

The DC world is full of all kinds of calculations. Even Superman can play with anyone with a high IQ. In this novel, the main character has strength, no brains, and is indecisive. After switching to Clark, he becomes even more indecisive.

Too pulled by this author, Black Superman? Lord Justice? It's just a projection YY novel by a spicy author wearing Kryptonian skin. The logic and main plot are extremely confusing.

I can't say that your writing is not good, and the questions are good, but I don't know why, but it made me upset. I originally read the novel for fun, but the more I read the book, the more I felt frustrated.

To sum up this book, I have been frustrated in the early stages. As a superman, if you can't do whatever you want, be omnipotent, and behave miserably all the time, then this book won't be interesting.

It's hearty, well written, and suits my taste. Come on!