I, Homelander, Do As I Please

Why is there suddenly a competition mode in which parallel universes are fighting against each other? Author, do you think your grades are too good? Brother, this is the one that suits our taste best among fellow fans of the Motherland. Don't be deliberately poisonous.

How about setting up a parallel space-time homotopic to wipe out the remaining 100 or so of yours? You really won't give up. You are always playing tricks, you are a little bit young, and your background data is plummeting. Don't you feel it?

The only Azu I've seen who didn't fall apart was the one who fell in love with Gwen Spider-Man 🙄

The last hundred or so chapters have been a lot of poison, and the plot drag is acceptable. It can be regarded as a slow pace. However, the character's combat power and intelligence have collapsed, and the plot narrative advancement method of soldiers coming to block the water and the earth really rubs the readers' brains in the pit. In the previous comment post The example of slime is indeed appropriate. To be more specific, a novice player needs 10 punches to defeat a slime in a novice village. An experienced player still needs 10 punches to defeat a slime in a novice village. If a TM becomes a god, he still has to use 10 punches to defeat a slime in a novice village. Shennong is dead. If you can continue watching it without thinking too much, I won't stop it. However, I suggest you find free resources. Point coins are really not worth wasting here. Please cancel and say goodbye!

Let's put it this way, the combat power of this book is like Daluo Jinxian who has to fight for a long time to build a foundation. He can build a foundation with just two punches without even vomiting blood. It's not to mention that he clearly has the power to rule the world, so he doesn't cause trouble, but he is still being led by the nose. Only when someone slaps him will he show off his presence. One of the main themes is that soldiers come to block water and earth to cover up. So I might as well change the title of the book to [I, a native of the motherland, just go with the flow]

I've been watching it recently and it's a bit confusing. I feel like the protagonist's combat power has been cut too hard. You have a full set of Infinity Gauntlets! A group of small soldiers came to besiege and waved their hands to solve it. Why did they still fight back and forth? You're already at level 7 + divine body, so you don't have to worry about this burden anymore, right? Furthermore, if a mind gem can modify the memory of the entire earth, wouldn't it still be the savior of mankind? Even if some powerful people can't modify it, just the number of people is useless, right? And about the supreme evolution, are your soul gems just a decoration? Just playing? Just control it directly, read the mind, or check the time stone? Is the protagonist wearing a black robe when he travels through time now, and his mind is still in the black robe? I got carried away playing with a bunch of chicks

The more I write, the less interesting it becomes. Really, when we look at our motherland, we see him as omnipotent. He can take care of things that make him uncomfortable in many worlds, such as changing Spider-Man's no-kill policy or poking Batman's lungs. What's going on now?

After reading this, it is no surprise that the game has started to hit a bottleneck. It has encountered a period of weakness in the fandom invincibility flow. The protagonist's originally exclusive opponents have been completely pushed away, and the new enemies have not generated enough conflict tension and driving force. The author's idea of ​​a great motherland is tenable. He is arrogant and arrogant enough, but he also has brains that the people of the motherland don't have, and he doesn't have the character flaws that the people of the motherland don't have. But this is also the reason why the protagonist's internal driving force is insufficient. The people of the motherland in the original work are empty in their hearts. They have nothing and want everything. They grab crazily and greedily pursue everything that can make them look powerful. They hang these things high for everyone to see, awe and fear. Not only the people of the motherland, but also many outstanding villains, such as the clown, also have their own inner gluttons. Those unsatisfied and crazy desires constitute the most solid driving force of the villain, and also constitute the villain's personality charm and soul sparkle. The protagonist does not have such a glutton in his heart, nor does he have a single-minded pursuit, goal, or obsession. Azu does this and that every day, for what reason? To become stronger? But he is already very strong? This plane is almost invincible. Maybe there are a few hidden dangers but not enough to pose a threat? How strong do you need to be? What is the purpose to be pursued? It feels like now Ada Lin takes him through time and space, and the system tells him to do things when he does them. The protagonist has become a passive puppet and has lost his inner glory. After talking about internal drives, let's talk about external forces. The pressure from the righteous people surrounding the villain is the villain's mirror. When villains don't have enough to contend with their enemies, they are usually quiet, handsome men (and women). It is the conflict with positive characters that makes their madness, evil, rebellion, arrogance and strength come to the fore. The stronger the enemy, the more distinct the villain. So readers like to see what the people of the motherland like, which is their rebellion and arrogance. Controlling villains sounds like they have bad views, but is it actually controlling the bad views of villains? No. What it controls is resistance, rebellion, another possibility, not taking the ordinary path, and why. Why can we only go along and not go against it? The famous saying of the motherland, "I can do whatever I want," contains not only the antagonism and rebelliousness, but also the amount of freedom it arouses. Otherwise, why would you want to see an adult who is breastfeeding? As far as Azu in this article is concerned, the old foxes in the company fell to their knees too quickly, and the black-robed pickets rushed to the street too easily. From the beginning of the chapter, Azu faced a prison full of hidden dangers for the people of his motherland. At first, he thought it was made of iron and would burst and sparks would burst out. However, he did not expect that it was made of paper and would break as soon as it was pulled. Then it's plain all the way. Keep opening dungeons and pushing them. Once you get stuck in a loop, you can almost finish thinking about it. If the author didn't want to finish the book now, then the next level setting would be a little difficult. The protagonist must have a goal that is specific, achievable but somewhat difficult. The protagonist must have a genuine desire to defeat the opponent. It may take some effort, but he will probably not be injured (it is an invincible novel after all). In addition, based on the character of the protagonist, are you really not dissatisfied with the system that has started to launch a battle royale for him? Do you really not want to kill the system yourself? In fact, the idea of ​​a battle royale is good, but the opponents are too flat. Plane characters invade black robes, plane fusion, and the multiverse. . I hope the author can play more new tricks and continue to be crazy.

It's purely for plot's sake, leaving the enemy deliberately unkilled. Without the enemy, our own people will definitely turn back.

The title of the book is "You can do whatever you want, and the result is to be disgusted by a group of little losers, but the protagonist just doesn't do anything."