To Avoid Taxes, I Had to Adopt Superman

I suggest you change it to "I am a Superman every day in order to avoid taxes"

I thought I was raising Superman and the others peacefully on the farm, but then Batman and the others showed up and I thought it was fine, so we just communicated. Later, when the tyrant appeared, I felt something was wrong. When I looked at the catalog, I realized, well, the villain can also come along. When I first saw the plot of Stardew Valley, I thought it was a bland novel with Stardew Valley as the main story and the others as supplements. However, I also agree with the author's writing style. I can only say that it is not suitable for me.

I just read the latest chapter. Overall, it's a good read. But there are also several shortcomings. One is that the author has been embodying the poverty of the protagonist, and deliberately used a long paragraph to talk about how much money he wants to buy better equipment, better services, and better XX. Then the protagonist is short of money, so he can only sit back and go fishing to make a little money. We also specially arranged for three big tycoons from Marvel and DC to meet the protagonist. The protagonist takes the opportunity to sell them magical equipment and magical edible plants, but for now, he can only make a little money. At present, once or twice is fine, but if it happens more times in the future, it will feel a bit outrageous. Secondly, the protagonist has been frustrated enough times. Every time the enemy commits very serious consequences. After the protagonist's children or the protagonist's relatives and friends have been harmed, at the last moment, the protagonist comes on stage to save his teammates. (The first time is when the tyrant hunts down the two children of the protagonist, the second time is when the scarecrow directly uses fear gas to kill several relatives and friends of the protagonist, and the third time is when the saber-toothed tiger threatens the villagers and decides to kill all the villagers.) Although this kind of routine is very common in "immortality novels" and "urban novels", this novel is defined as a cool novel. Having "Superman" and "Supergirl" as children, and a plug-in in the game world, this setting makes the protagonist suffer three times at the beginning, which is really the "limit". If the author continues to arrange new plots to make the protagonist "defeat", then readers who come to this novel's introduction will probably have to run away a lot. Third, the various props that the protagonist can use in the future, skills that can be upgraded in the future, etc. Are introduced in great detail. However, money and resources are currently insufficient. Except for the protagonist's backpack, which has been upgraded once, the rest is basically the initial novice outfit. This is understandable, after all, they are all "novices"~. But there is one thing, and that is that there is always very little description about the protagonist's upgrade, the protagonist's attributes, and the protagonist's skills. The fun part of the "upgrade flow" is to see the bare attribute panel increase little by little with the passage of time, relying on diligence. The same is true for skills, and the same is true for equipment. But on the protagonist's side, after each upgrade, there are only one or two sentences in the plot, "He has become stronger, he has realized something, learned something" and then it's gone. At this critical moment, the author, you should give the protagonist a panel. Which attribute values ​​are strengthened by the protagonist each time he upgrades, and to what extent does each XX attribute value represent the strengthening? You should give me a standard. At this time, listing accurate data descriptions can reflect the awesomeness of the protagonist's plug-in, and how the protagonist transforms from "mortal" to "extraordinary" step by step. The more detailed you write, the more powerful it will be~! At present, these three points are not handled well, but the other plots are pretty good. Still worth seeing.

It's not bad looking, but it's getting more and more confusing It gives me a headache.

The Stardew Valley Farm novel must be supported. It is recommended that the author add a Druid MOD plot, which can also add some superpowers to the protagonist.

To avoid taxes, I had to be superhuman

To put it simply, if you like reading "Killing Punishment", harem, American comics, and farming stories, you can read it. It is a good book. But if you don't like the protagonist who is too murderous, the beauty is too good, there are works you don't understand, and there are too many repetitive tasks (farming and fishing) ) It is not recommended to watch, In fact, the author chose Stardew Valley as the main interface, and the style of painting is not right, just like in Crayon Shin-chan, a children's animation, there is a big villain who can really sand people on a large scale. I have seen a fan The protagonist travels through Kasukabe, and then in order to gain system rewards, the protagonist even kills all the minions of the villain organization. He is so murderous, and he has the nerve to be a kindergarten physical education teacher, but he can't get by. After more than two hundred chapters, Stardew Valley is basically a continuous series. He doesn't know how to kill domestic animals, but only kills monsters in a fairy tale world. As a result, the author wanted to change it into a ghost place where monsters and superhumans are rampant. If it were replaced by Monster Hunter World or Fallout World, Nier's World and Resident Evil World would not be so inconsistent.

There are two ways to enter the town One is from the tunnel, which can be freely entered and exited The other is for no reason, the helicopter chasing Wolverine, the spaceship carrying the Superman siblings, a lot of kryptonite, and the container transporting the tyrant, these feel like the author added them indiscriminately for the sake of the plot. Yes, the protagonist is still worried about whether there are too many outsiders and whether to intercept them at the entrance of the tunnel, but there are a lot of things that don't go through the tunnel, and a container containing Tyrant suddenly appears in the town. There are actually characters from Resident Evil coming to investigate. How do they know? Is there a mission from a higher latitude? How do the characters from each world enter the town? Can anyone enter? Any one of the Tolerance Masters can come in. There are a bunch of nameless little people in the tavern. How did they get in? Batman and the Tolerance Masters can't go through the same entrance. If everyone can come in, wouldn't this town explode? There is no troublemaker in the house. Everyone just happens to be staring at the protagonist's family. It feels like everything happens to the protagonist. The scarecrow, the tyrant, the licker, the endurer, these are all just encountered by the protagonist, and none of them are encountered by other villagers. Then after something happened, the village chief came to inform him, there was only one saber-toothed tiger. It looked like the whole village was dispatched, but it was also handled by the Wolverine. The protagonist lasted, and the others looked like tourists.

Are you interested in letting Kara be your mother? After all, a eldest sister is like a mother 😌

Go ahead, the title of this book reminds me of that sentence Go on a big investigation and find out all the taxes you have avoided.