Like Superman, I Become Stronger When I Sit in the Sun

I just read the second chapter. I don't really like the time traveler because he lacks love. Well, he is too emotional. He likes rationality and doesn't care about superficial emotions. There can be love, but don't say love at the beginning. It needs to be foreshadowed.

I finished reading the book, and some of the things I didn't want to say were unpleasant. It was well written and could be read, but it never showed what the main character wanted to do. He was always passive, always shouting for a peaceful life, and then went on a killing spree when things didn't go his way. It's okay to kill. Who hasn't read a few books about Ancestors, but then, one by one dies, and then no one cares. The beginning is bitter, and the people on the planet are enslaved. If you say you don't care, they will all be killed. That's understandable. It's better than being enslaved. Yes, you don't care. Yes, you go to heaven and start hiding your identity and erase the memory of your girlfriend. Within a few days, God jumps out and kills God. The two worlds collapse. Use the speed force to restart the world. You start shouting for a peaceful life again. Next He was looking for his wife again in seconds, and no one else was looking for him. Superman must have a girlfriend, right? Then the troublemaker jumped out again, and was thrown into the Olympus God Realm in two or three times, and killed Superman conveniently. As long as you can say a few words, it will not reach this point, and then there will be chaos. The original wolves invaded and were going to destroy Apokolips as soon as they came out. You felt that you were not strong enough and killed 3,600 people in the parallel world. In the end, you buried yourself in the sun to save the earth. It makes sense and is well written, but the plot is very boring. After reading this, I couldn't help but think about what the protagonist wants to do. He has no future plans and does not engage in interpersonal communication. You can either play a role and stop being pushed around by others. Or, you can just bury yourself in the sun for thousands of years and come out to blow everything up. Don't be such a coward, okay? That's right. Although the protagonist in the book has unparalleled combat power and defeated all enemies, his whole behavior style gave me the feeling that he was so useless and was being played by others Oh, by the way, there is another one. At the beginning, it was written that the protagonist saves people and makes friends with a three-eyed boy. Am I still complaining about this stupidity? I just let it slip that I am an alien, and then I turned on the gauze mode, and there is a Japanese sidekick. I know you want to write about Le Yue Ang, but, but, there is a saying that is good, there is a gun on the table in the first act, and it will fire in the third act. If you write Le Yue Ang, you should use it. If it is useless, reversing time is useless. What do you want to express? In general, it is these things, can you read the book? I can watch it, but I feel suffocated after watching it. What kind of ancient protagonist is this? He almost has amnesia.

I saw a brother posted a Lord Superman suit, so I also posted one. Although it was pretended to be the World Forger, this suit is really cool in my heart, and it really touches my aesthetic taste (｀Δ´)!

What the hell, Superman wants to kill the protagonist, and when the protagonist is about to kill him, a group of women come to disrupt the situation, and then nothing happens? The author probably has limited writing skills and would not be able to write this kind of plot.

Does the protagonist have no other emotions besides calmness and anger? I really like the feeling that Superman will climb trees to save cats, help the elderly, educate children, and even eat fast food and joke with Batman and Wonder Woman during his trivial work. But the protagonist is a bit messy

It's very well written, but it's a pity that it's just a seedling. It's too little. I suggest you write a bigger world view later. With the protagonist's current strength, you can write about a major event on a cosmic level. Let the protagonist unite his family members to form an alliance to fight against the evil forces. Then the foreshadowing of the mechanical crisis left earlier can also be written as an event. Max should not turn into a black man and become a native of the motherland. It seems a bit poisonous to write like that.

The values ​​​​are quite consistent with the United States. It has a strong American hero movie style, rather than the Chinese style of the motherland.

Well written. But the author's plot arrangement left me speechless. The protagonist and Encore were forced to compete with Superman and Supergirl. A childhood sweetheart, Encore, was forcibly arranged to go out. So much effort was wasted just to find Encore, and then that's it? The most speechless thing is to forcefully find an indigenous girlfriend, someone who has participated in the persecution of your own people. If the author doesn't arrange the characters according to DC comics, does that mean he won't be able to write? It's really just what Superman's girlfriend is, so why don't you also arrange what the protagonist's girlfriend is?

It's very average, especially the plot of Supergirl is too poisonous. Just conduct destructive experiments and torture on such precious aliens at will, right? Our company has to file several reports to use some valuables, and it also needs the signatures of a lot of leaders. Those high-level officials are not fools. If there are fools, they will probably be tied to cannonballs and fired.

I don't know why, the protagonist is quite invincible, but when I watched it I didn't know why, I just felt an inexplicable fire in my heart and couldn't figure it out. . .

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The protagonist is really defiant, what on earth is he going to do? Maybe this forced An can't die? Does the protagonist want revenge or just wants to have fun? Is it fun to play house? If you want to find something, you should first issue diplomatic coercion, and if you don't give it, use force. Why do you have to find it slowly one by one? But don't ask for too much, he is just a naughty kid after all.

Does the author have any misunderstanding about Wudiliu?

I thought I found a good book, but I didn't expect it to be written in this B style. Abandoned, goodbye.

Is the protagonist Superman? Superman in American comics also has a daily routine. The protagonist is furious every day, calms down, then starts killing people randomly, telling himself to calm down, and then starts killing people randomly, and then he criticizes. It's disgusting.

After reading a few chapters, I have a question that I am curious about. Eight years ago, the country discovered that the earth would be destroyed and built six spaceships. Why did 80% of the seeds for human beings be selected from boys between the ages of eight and fifteen? Why can't we choose people who are mature in all aspects of human beings between the ages of fifteen and thirty-five as seeds? To be honest, it's a bit funny. Selecting some minors as seeds means that when they find a new world, they still need time to develop and grow before they can reproduce. My personal feeling is that as surviving seeds, no more than 20% will be underage, 70% will be for adults, and the remaining 10% will be middle-aged and elderly people with valuable abilities and wisdom.

This author is really an excellent propagandist for American imperialism

Chapter 1: Leaving Galaxy Shito. . . Do you have any fucking common sense? ? A spaceship that can leave the Milky Way in ten days requires technology that would make a supernova fart! ! !

There isn't even a main plot, and the protagonist doesn't even have any goals of his own. It can be said that as soon as you think about it, it comes out. Very fascinated. Also, one of the clones is really poisonous to death.

A blind chicken writes randomly, how come he has no brain.