Alien Invasion? Fortunately I Am Superman

Locomotive died. He completed his own redemption before he died. Now he can be called: a superhero.

Just a little bit, when attacking the people of the motherland, a targeted virus suddenly appeared. There is no cause and effect, and there is no foreshadowing at all. There's not much else to it, and the plot goes smoothly.

Why is Superman Superman? Super strength, super speed. Still the Man of Steel, no, many superpowers have these abilities. So why is he a god on earth?

There is no sense of immersion. It's like watching a stranger do something. The protagonist mainly has no ideas of his own. He is just like an AI labeled a good person by the author. After reading dozens of chapters, I don't want to pay attention to this person. After all, watching a movie is more immersive, right? Ordinary people who have the ability will not enjoy wealth, sex and alcohol. Even people with high-level pursuits will have their own ideas. After saving the world, there is no participation in it. Even the basic information of the enemies in this world is not wanted to know. It feels like a stocking up, but the ordinary protagonist feels uncomfortable after death. The problem is that we don't see how actively the protagonist participates.

An inexplicable virus, DC never saw Superman getting infected by the virus.

It's okay. Counting food and grass, I can see that it doesn't have any poisonous spots. You can just follow the plot. But the protagonist has no sense of presence. The early stage of the black robe is to understand the situation, so it's okay to follow him. A small point of excitement also broke out later. Marvel is purely passive. They know what the plot is and yet they are in a hurry. One second the protagonist finished telling the story, and the next second the villain started taking action. I don't know where you put it in your outline. In fact, you can come to some worlds where the protagonist doesn't know the plot, hide his strength to investigate the world situation, interact with the plot characters by "coincidence", and then make a big difference to the world. Anyway, the protagonist is a good person who can save every world he can. Also, each world goes by very quickly, and I feel like I haven't seen much. Although the main character, Superman, can be mostly considered flat, it depends on how the author writes it.

After looking at the protagonist, I feel that the protagonist has a lot of problems. I feel that there is no goal at all. I feel like I am just drifting along and not knowing what I am going to do. This kind of protagonist is very unlikable. If I really want to watch this kind of thing, why don't I just look in the mirror? Why come to read a novel? Readers will be bored with a character like the protagonist.

It's a very interesting work. It can be seen that the author has some ideas. The design of the subsequent copies is also quite good. The black robe is a bit average at the beginning, but after speeding up it is okay. The author is also more willing to listen to the advice. You can see traces of modifications in the front. It seems that the author still wants to write this book well. Come on!

If you think there is something wrong, just say it directly. If you can change it, you can change it. If you have any reasonable suggestions, I will adopt them.

Some content settings in the book may be slightly different from the real ones. Most of them are because I didn't check the information properly. I made a mistake. Don't mind. I can change the minor ones. It depends on the situation. Please forgive me. 🥺

The protagonist is invincible, and in 74 chapters he has written hundreds of chapters by other authors.

The idea is good, but the writing and story are a bit poor, the protagonist's presence is a bit low, and the article is a bit sloppy

I haven't finished it but I don't want to continue. How should I put it? To put it bluntly, I have no impression. After reading too many novels, some of the plot templates will become clear. Some of the characters who took good notes will make people remember the book after reading it. Others have good character descriptions. Even if the eunuch mentions a certain attribute, you can immediately think of the character, which is unforgettable. And the general plural fan world is a technological development flow. How about acquiring specific item technologies and then returning to the main world. Then there is the flow. If I were the protagonist, how would I want to change the plot, whether it be a family reunion or a harem to pretend to be thirteen or something. This is more selective for readers. If the idea is right, it will be overwhelming, but if it is not right, it will be useless. As for the main character, I had no interest in it before I went through it. After I went through it, I no longer wanted to watch it. From a personal perspective, the main world is full of crises and you need to climb the technology tree to deal with external threats. The purpose of going to other worlds is to obtain technology or something else. Then I couldn't understand it. It was supposed to be a quick time travel to participate in the plot. It was very fragmented, and it gave me a sense of déjà vu like if your house is on fire and you are carrying a basin of water to put out the fire, you are watering the flowers on the way. The protagonist feels that after resisting a wave of aliens, the mission is over and he can wander around the world. Author, the aliens you wrote have escaped and not died. In short, the author has a main outline. If so, he can sort it out and write around the core. I feel that it is too scattered to read. Come on.

He's the Supreme. As a guy who can tear apart comics and rewrite plots, he can only be thrown into big events.

This is ridiculous. Look at some of the junk novels on Qidian. They start charging for chapter 20. I'm really convinced.

Manhattan is dead. According to the update, DC sealed Pappetua's Condor as a Marvel native who ran away because he was afraid of the multiverse war provoked by Thor.

It sounds like it's the end

Brother, you also write about Superman 😁. Coincidentally, I am also writing about it.