I'm Going to Create Superheroes

A word of advice, don't rely too much on the system to push the protagonist. In the well-written "Knights of DC", the system was criticized, and later the author directly humanized it and turned it into a salty fish. Nowadays, the system pushing the protagonist is no longer acceptable. Either humanize the system or make it a store. The mission of the system should not determine the development of the story.

Since this is a tokusatsu hero article, the hero must be indispensable. He was born in the Showa era of tough guys, but is active today; He comes from a distant alien planet; He fights evil giant monsters for justice on earth; He has a time limit for action on earth; He is a red and silver giant; He is a light. He is Red Superman (doge)

I haven't read the novel yet. This introduction is written. I started to look down on commercial heroes, so I turned around and started my own company? Isn't this a slap in the face? I feel like it would be better to change this introduction!

It's better to change the name Wu Xiongjie. Don't you think it's embarrassing for you?

The emotional scenes are still as bad as ever, I don't know what to complain about. 🤫🤫

Since the protagonist has the ability to integrate the power of the heroes under his command, he should not use the power of each hero as one form, but should merge to form his own form. I remember reading a tokusatsu article before. The protagonist traveled through the tokusatsu universe. Starting from the excitement, he obtained the power of various Kamen Riders, Sentai, and Ultraman, and integrated it into his own form known as the Golden Demon.

Since the current tokusatsu heroes are all from Kamen Rider, that hero must be indispensable. He was born in the Heisei period; He once again proved one thing: the tokusatsu scientist must be the god of war; He was responsible for the birth of the enemies he faced; He participated in the design and manufacture of the belt used for transformation; He had to be an enemy of his own family in the later period; He is a tragic hero. He is Kamen Rider . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Amazon Alfa(doge)

Just like the Metropolitan Police Team, the protagonist has the ability to maintain a certain level of super combat readiness. In response to vicious events, he can further grant the authority to unlock super powers out of thin air. Based on this, he can completely build a police system that is in line with society and can gain public recognition and maintain order. Instead of having each super-powered Kamen Rider match up with people with a sense of justice, or using a boring manual review mechanism that randomly bumps into people, you can't solve the real problem in the end.

Yes, among the pictures I have collected, my favorite is Sora

It's well written, come on, come on, I've read Chapter 14 now, and the pace is okay. The only problem is why the protagonist has never heard of Gaia's memory at the beginning, but the memory appears after the protagonist appears in front of him. This seems a bit abrupt, and generally has no impact.