Becoming the Deep from The Boys
从黑袍开始当海王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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329Chapters
5.5kRecommendations
117.7kFans
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This book is very superficial; the first chapter does absolutely nothing, just introduces a single page. How many chapters can be mentioned about the events of the second life? The character's inner monologues are excessive and contradictory.
Stop mentioning that billion-dollar inheritance; it makes the protagonist seem like a genius. If the protagonist really wanted money, he could easily make it at the bottom of the sea; he could have hundreds of billions.
Mera even offered to go with the protagonist, but he refused, saying he had to be loyal. This just ruined the story; why even try to win her over?! Mera was already struggling to survive underwater after helping you seize the throne, and now you not only don't want the throne, but you're not even taking Mera with you. This is terrible right from the start; I'm dropping it.
The way the plot is being driven is far too passive. The protagonist keeps calling Homelander a giant baby, but I feel like the protagonist isn't even as good as a giant baby; at least Homelander goes looking for milk on his own…
The story is well-developed, but the main character is poorly designed.
This protagonist's personality is so twisted. He wants a peaceful life, yet he's always up to something. He says he won't participate in dangerous activities, but then he goes out and reckless. He says he doesn't like Starlight, but then he fawns over her. He tells Starlight to be more cautious, but then he makes her become a hero.
I searched for the main character's image, and with the hairstyle changed, it's indeed not bad.
The fourth season of Black Robe is out, and Homelander orders the Deep Sea to give the engine room a laugh tug-of-war.
The author who is hypocritical
After having sex with a woman, you feel embarrassed and ask her to cover herself up with something, implying you're still shy. What are you trying to express by writing this? You're hypocritical and self-righteous; what kind of nonsense is this? You're a complete idiot.
It absorbed a lot of bad writing techniques.
This is idiotic fiction. Choosing to offend the people of the motherland just for a little money—they're really greedy!