The Starman Who Was Picked up by Superman at the Beginning

It feels like he is a truly consistent protagonist, because BYD is really a Vitrumite at heart. The protagonist has never considered himself a superhero from beginning to end. At present, his actions to save the world are all because his life is actually threatened. But after all, a gentleman's actions have no regard for his heart. The world has indeed encountered a lot of cruel events. It would be impossible without him in the early stage. On the one hand, the protagonist is quite humane. He will respect Wonder Woman who taught him, will run to help Shazam before he can use the help, and will try his best to save some people or protect some things (looking back later, I don't know whether this behavior comes from his heart or something else), but he has no respect for life at all (of course, I can't expect anything from an authentic Virut elite with billions of KD). When I saw him dragging the battlefield into a civilian area, leaving his opponent Black Adam tired of rescuing people and winning the battle, I knew that the protagonist was well established, because the author did not devote any space to explaining his motives, but just let him naturally think: This can distract the opponent. At present, it seems that this is a protagonist who really takes human life as a child's play. Compared with the modest and courteous qualities he displays in daily life, and even a bit of a complaint about slaves, this contrast between the inside and outside really brings out a strong sense of inhumanity. I don't even know whether the protagonist's situation is that he traveled to a dimension and tried to escape from his original family, or he is simply a dimension madman who fantasizes that he has memories of the earth in his previous life. In short, the plot and writing are quite good after experiencing it. Even I, a person who has never been exposed to DC, can enjoy watching it. However, I still can't accept this type of protagonist, so I will leave it for now. I hope people who like it can enjoy it. It's a good thing I was on the safe side and didn't book it all, otherwise it would have been ruined.

The character of the protagonist is a bit difficult to evaluate. He is not completely bad but not completely good, and good but not pure. As an ordinary person, I can understand it, but as the protagonist of a novel, I feel that the character characteristics are a bit unclear. Of course, the book is still pretty good, so good luck to the author.

Trigg is 2.08 Meters tall. How tall can the protagonist be?

Too little, keep it up, this book looks like it will be finished smoothly

The writing is so beautiful and comic. No matter how strong you are, you have to eat when you are weak. There will always be some disgusting things popping out of the corners.

I don't want to read more than 200 chapters. I haven't read DC. It is said that Superman and The Flash often read, so I can understand. But I can't accept it. The protagonist is a dung monster, but the boss is directly invincible, and then a small mechanism is arranged to defeat it through the plot. Why don't I watch Indian mythology? Here's a novel where your protagonist improves his stats to no avail.

The author must have read a lot of American comics in this area! Therefore, the setting and plot are particularly biased towards this aspect. It is even said that in order to be close to this style, the protagonist has become a soy sauce character. It is said that the plot serves the protagonist, but the author feels that the protagonist serves the plot. Whether it is the character of Superman, Batman, or other superheroes, they all have their own original style. On the contrary, the protagonist has been reduced to a little brother. I don't ask you to be a character like a native of the motherland, but you can't write a childish style where everyone can say a few words about you. Including many of the protagonist's inner activities and the superhero's verbal education, it particularly reflects the author's desire to be close to the American comic style. The protagonist written in this way has no characteristics at all, and most readers will feel aggrieved, unless they particularly like this style. Another important point is everyone's psychological expectations. Because you wrote that the protagonist is a Vikrum man, so whether you are in the C position in terms of combat effectiveness or psychological advantage, it will be easy for others to look down on you. In other words, this is a kind of psychological expectation of the title party, thinking that you are from the motherland, but when you come in, you find that you are the younger brother.

When I think about the fact that the Uyghurs are a group of extremely repressed aliens, and the most important thing is that they also have racial mysophobia, I wonder how the Almighty Man could bear it when they meet people who are exactly the same as their own race and are full of emotions.

First, I have indeed not finished watching the entire film, because my wife always falls asleep when watching it with me, so my progress is a bit slow. Then I played a little trick. I wrote the timeline of the protagonist's birth at the beginning, before the Vitrum Civil War was over, almost a hundred years after the war. This way it is convenient for me to stuff some personal items. In other words, before the protagonist ran away, the Invincible Young Man universe was still nearly a thousand years away from entering the official plot, because after the thousand-year civil war, there was also the natural disaster virus incident.         ，，，，         ，，， So here comes a small question. Smart atoms can bring about strengthening and evolution. So, can the strength of the Vitrum people of a thousand years ago be the same as those of the Vitrum people who fought a bloody civil war with masters of the same level for a thousand years? Can smart atoms evolve to the same degree? Many people commented that your injury is not fatal to the Vitrum people at all, you are just writing randomly! I am very helpless, that is to say, after reading those popular sciences, many data enthusiasts blushed and imagined how powerful the Vitrum people were, and then they discovered my book. After clicking in, they always thought that the settings of the Vitrum people after the thousand-year civil war would not change from those of a thousand years ago. This author's writing is too weak! So will this thing evolve? It violates the setting if you can't evolve, right? Is it normal that the definition of a fatal injury a thousand years ago is different from that of a fatal injury a thousand years later? I mention it every few chapters that Vitrum was still fighting a civil war before the protagonist escaped, so I shouldn't have missed it even once. PS: (I have been ridiculed too many times with the theory of injury, so I gave in. The degree of injury in the first chapter has been revised. I agree that the evolution speed of intelligent atoms should be too slow. It is difficult to evolve slowly after a thousand years of bloody battles. After the bloody battle, the protagonist can only become stronger, but the evolution of intelligent atoms cannot move, and can only rely on external stimulation from the DC universe. If more people object, then this article will not count and will be deleted when I have time)

I am watery. Before the classic is released, the story of Speed ​​of Light is released. After it is released, one chapter will become ten chapters of water.

The abilities of the aliens are as follows ↓ They can fly or migrate at faster than the speed of light in the universe. It took Almighty Man Nolan 7 days to cross 65 million light-years, which is equivalent to 3.39 Billion times the speed of light. Inside the planet, in order to protect the environment and humans, the speed will be suppressed, and the flying speed is 10 times the speed of sound +. During the battle, he was instantly accelerated to 2000 times the speed of sound, which is equivalent to 700 kilometers per second. Super power, the official setting of Almighty Man is billions of tons. Nolan and Mark both pushed an asteroid the size of Texas. Nolan pushed the moon back to its own orbit. Later in the comic, Mark pushed the earth to adjust its rotation axis. Steel The body can survive in the core of the star, can penetrate the planet to achieve star destruction, and can easily withstand nuclear explosions and achieve achievements: the man who walked out of the nuclear explosion is immune to viruses, bacteria, and toxins known in the universe, and the royal bloodline can even recover from natural disaster viruses. Super endurance, with the oxygen stored in the lungs, it can maintain flight for several weeks. In an oxygen-free state, such as in space, it can fight fiercely for several hours with the stored oxygen, and can carry out fierce battles for days or even weeks without interruption. During the Star Wars, Star warriors often need to continuously destroy Multiple planets, no need to rest in the middle, Long lifespan, thousands of years of life, there are currently no Uighurs who have died of old age, aging is slowed down after adulthood to maintain peak condition, Self-healing power, disembowelment can be recovered within a few days, The resistance to energy is very high. Lasers, plasma cannons, nuclear explosions, and battleship main guns are all fine, but the resistance to magic energy is uncertain. It has no biological stance, but it can lift buildings, cruise ships, and push asteroids instead of penetrating like nails. In the past, the dominant gene, no matter what alien creature produced the offspring, was dominated by the V-star gene, which would awaken the V-star's bloodline and ensure that the V-star's genes would not be diluted by mixed blood, such as the Almighty Man Nolan and those similar to the Mantis Man The alien creature gave birth to a purple-skinned humanoid baby, Oliver, and awakened the superpower of the dimensional star when he was 1 year old. Marky, the son born to Mark and Anissa, also awakened the superpower of the dimensional star. Regent King: Trigg↑ The Invincible Young Hero vs. Conquest↑ Urban Superman's Sexual Change to a Starman↑ Sex Change to Conquer↑ Sex Change to Almighty Man↑ Almighty Man↑

Players are super sweet game

I haven't read it yet, but the post where the protagonist actively shared memories has been crossed out several times. I just found out that this post was deleted. Did the author change it? I'll take a look after it's changed

I don't understand. Why should I worry about whether I have killed someone? People often have no control over themselves. How can you be so naive as a superhero? People on the entire planet ask you to kill you. If you don't kill others, you will be killed as a human being. I feel like there is an ant under my feet. When I step on it, I only need to think about it. No matter whether the result is stepping on it or not, this is not a disregard for life.

It feels like the character design is good for middle school students, like a book I liked in junior high school. The protagonist is burdened with a past that is not understood by others, and meets a gentle brother who can understand him. The gentle brother takes the protagonist into the group, and then shows his tenderness in the eyes of everyone who is either hostile or scrutinizing. After encountering a strong enemy, the elder brother dies, and finally reconciles in a desperate situation and explodes. The sense of déjà vu is so strong.

The plot is okay, but another future protagonist from a different world line will appear later. In short, it can be simply understood as a clone. If you don't care about this kind of plot, you can keep watching, but if you do, you're out of luck 💀

Has the author ever watched The Invincible Young Master? Weixing people only have first names, not surnames. Regent Trigg's name is only Trigg. In addition, the people of Wei Xing do not become stronger by life and death struggle. Smart atoms will stabilize the strongest state of the people of Wei Xing. However, during the life and death struggle of Wei Xing people, they may exceed the limit. That state is recorded by the intelligent atoms, and then the normal combat power will be stabilized by the intelligent atoms in a state beyond the limit. Therefore, as long as we can surpass the limit, we can make the Stars stronger, but a life-and-death battle will not necessarily make the Stars stronger. For example, in the second battle of Conquest and Nolan in the finale, there is no sign of becoming stronger.

The author seems to be writing about The Invincible Young Man, where the protagonist shrinks and becomes stronger like Mark. It is not a purely enjoyable novel.

Some of them are unreasonable. It's hard to judge if you can't catch fish at super speed.

There is really no need to write about power in detail, just have a general idea. After all, we are all ordinary people and have never experienced superhuman guidance. This is why Doomsday played Wing Chun and was always laughed at. But if you really want to write about it, you can go next door and learn about the battle between Magneto and Sentinel. That really impressed me.

Isn't it useful to build subways and tunnels by drilling holes? Reclamation and land reclamation, diversion of water through mountains, dredging rivers, and digging holes to dig out oil and natural gas. The protagonist can easily get hundreds of millions of dollars in a week?

I feel so tired. All the novels written about Superman are one incident after another. It feels like the protagonist doesn't even have time to live.

Let's change where to catch fish. The protagonist is a Uyghur after all. Even if he suppresses his power, does his reaction speed decrease? The swimming speed of a fish should be about the same as standing still in the eyes of the aliens. This fish can still run away in front of the protagonist. Well, it feels a bit like Pangu playing basketball.

One big event follows another, it's too urgent, and there are excessive chapters interspersed in between. It's so tiring to watch.

I just did a search, and it seems that this is the only fan who writes about Vitrum. How many copies does Black Robe Next Door have?

I remember that the Stars had many people who wanted to have superpowers such as laser eyes, and then they were optimized during the evolution process.

The trip to Hong Kong was boring as hell and the plot was inexplicable.

The latest battle report, the end of 387, the first half of 388, finally achieved success, but I don't know if it will be released later, Kara is not bad, she is a good match.

Give me some face and some fine points🤓

I feel so tired after reading this book. Maybe it's because I don't read DC very much. Every time I read it for a while, I have to flip through it. I always miss the details, which makes my idea of ​​reading this book a bit confusing. Sometimes I have to go online to check information and supplement settings to sort out the sequence of the whole thing. But I really think this book is very interesting.