So I Really Am Superman

The protagonist just graduated from university, and his younger sister just started high school. They are about 5 to 7 years apart. When the protagonist was seven years old, he flattened a mountain. Now, at around 21 years old, he could destroy human society. He should be able to destroy a continent, the surface of the earth, or even a planet. This is the average growth rate. If it were higher...

I'm curious, how could the protagonist easily break two police batons right in front of everyone and still not think he's a superhuman? Or is it that all low-level superhumans in this world are that awesome?

No, buddy, I came here to see Superman and enjoy some lighthearted stories. What kind of lighthearted, ensemble-style Japanese anime is this?

Three lines, I guess I'll have to cut the book again.

No wonder the results were so bad, it's so fluffy, all nonsense, practically no useful content, just a scam to make money. I'm not following it anymore, let it die.

Nonsensical, imaginative, Dihua style

What era are we living in? Writing about a seemingly weak character catching a tiger is fine, but the problem is there's no sense of satisfaction. If a satisfying story doesn't offer any enjoyment, what kind of story are you trying to write?

This is so padded out! If it keeps going like this, I really don't want to watch anymore. The protagonist claims to be invincible but gets tricked here and there, it's driving me crazy. If the pacing were better and the problems resolved quickly, it would be fine, but it just keeps going on and on.

The novel is a work of geniuses, though some parts lack logic and the protagonist is somewhat cold.

Can female authors return to female-oriented content?