After Superman Retires

"Female" superwoman? Also transgender? Author, please explain. I can't wait any longer. If the protagonist's ability is to become a superwoman, or the ability to wear clothes. I wish you could say it. Let me give up early.

I would like to ask if the author is a person who has a good life in his childhood. This protagonist has a serious illness. He used to be awesome as hell, but now he is so pretentious.

The title of the book should be changed to After Supergirl Retirees. It's too misleading.

It can only be said that they are all the same routine, but the content is different The protagonist is a man, but he is powerful when he sets up a woman, and this book is even more different. The performance of the protagonist in the past makes people doubt that it is the power of the clothes rather than his own power.

I suggest the author see a psychiatrist. I feel that the author is wavering between the boundaries between men and women.

To be honest, it seems uncomfortable to understand but not understand. I'm so depressed

Superman can pass by in a few seconds, so he can use his time, but it can't take more than a minute. Let his daughter rush over, and it will take at least a few minutes. Does it make any difference whether we split up or not? Just to refresh the plot

A heaven-defying novel, stuck in the middle between being popular and not being popular, let's count it as a living novel.

Good guy, I remembered the introduction of a middle-aged uncle's magical girl. We can't say they are exactly the same, they can only be very similar.