The Absolute Justice of the Beautiful World

To be honest, if you use officialdom to represent everything, is it possible that in American comics, officialdom is often the source of most major events? Let's not mention Hydra. How far has SHIELD been infiltrated? If it can be infiltrated like this, how much will the official infiltration be? Not to mention the human experiments they did on mutants.

I am also a cloud reader, but I didn't expect the author to be so cloudy.

There are a lot of protagonists like you in comics, including Super Night Owl, Overlord Super, and Blue Beetle from the Dark Multiverse, who consider themselves anti-heroes, do villain things, and end up completely corrupted.

You opened up such a big hook at the beginning, you... It feels like you picked a few books about Gotham at the starting point and started writing.

How does the author solve the Apokolips invasion? Rely on the Earth official?

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I have to write the protagonist as a female, and there is no sense of empathy at all.

There is no emotional drama or coyness. Any problems will be corrected immediately. The whole text is about overturning the entire world by oneself, kidnapping everyone forcibly, and accepting the protagonist.

I don't know if the protagonist is ready to save all humans. For now, the protagonist's ability is far from that. The DC multiverse itself is a system created by Perpetua that constantly generates crises. Even if the protagonist can defeat Barbatos, he cannot turn the earth into a kingdom of heaven.

Why are there so many typos in the introduction?

The emperor next door only stood up after the human race was gone. You seem to be a little too strict. To put it bluntly, as a man-made god, you have stolen the status of the lord of mankind.

Does the protagonist only care about super criminals or ordinary criminals?