DC: Son of the Extraordinary

Why do these novels always distinguish between learning cultural knowledge and learning magic? Do you think that if you are poor at studying, learning magic will be effortless in a different world? Learning ability is a comprehensive ability, which represents your ability to absorb knowledge.

Now that Starfire is black, can't she have normal reddish-brown skin? There are so many black people that she's almost going to vomit.

To be honest, I don't quite understand why the author likes to write about the protagonist's explosive willpower. Every time he uses it up, he has to lie in bed for more than a week to recover. Shouldn't this be a desperate use? Is the protagonist using his ultimate move as a level A? And the key point is that even after using your willpower-burning method so many times, you haven't seen any reduction in side effects? Every time I use it, I feel like my whole body has been drained of energy and I lie on the bed unable to move. The next time I encounter any difficulties, I will use all the magic I have learned, and I will not use the Kryptonian physical strength. I will just press Burn Will... Shake m, right?

Henry is gone, DC is restarting it again, I'm stupid. Damn it, Superman is gone, Aquaman and Wonder Woman sequels are gone, Cyborg doesn't even have a project, and there's no guarantee what will happen after the Flash movie. DC went directly back to before liberation to film Superman's early life, which was speechless.

To be honest, I feel that the calculation of fame points set by the author is nonsense. It took almost a million words to clear five worlds to collect one-tenth of the people of the motherland? How long will it take for you to get together with the Uyghurs who are above the people of the motherland? I understand the need to suppress the protagonist's strength, but it shouldn't be taken too far.

Jonathan Kent Jr.

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Zatanna

There can be Warhammer 40k in dreams. This space opera IP is very popular. For the Emperor

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