American Comics: My Yandere Girlfriend Is Homelander?!

Homelanders like to drink milk, so what do female Homelanders like to drink? 🤔

Are there any prison guard templates? I, I, I, I am the power of a thousand suns, the God of the Old Testament, I traverse the earth, millions of stars, my existence is a distortion and denial of reality, I am the strongest hero, Sentinel!

The author respects Da Chao, the protagonist has a power-up, possesses normal human emotions, doesn't refuse to eat beef, and doesn't suffer setbacks. The use of references isn't too jarring, and it can be considered a top-tier read.

Disgusting 🤢, I suddenly realized that almost everything written in this book is made up, it's fake!

I initially ignored the preview and almost clicked on another novel, but then my eyes suddenly slapped my brain, telling me to analyze it again. After a three-second pause, I carefully studied the title and decided to give it a try.

Homegirl (also known as the female version of Homelander), the strictest mother in the Kent family, the number one jealous woman in Smallville, a legendary woman who secretly stands in front of the washing machine and inhales the sweat from Arrie's shirts, the Alpha-1 of the Vought Corporation, the offspring of a soldier boy's genes and a demigod (hero) gene from an Amazonian female warrior (it…

What was that silver lion? I didn't quite understand that part of the plot.

The plot and writing style are acceptable, but I feel the author is not good at describing fight scenes; some are skipped entirely, or to put it bluntly, avoided.

Damn author, you should have written more explicit content! It's already been published and it's still so bland.

Everything else is fine, it's just that the protagonist's actions and behavior are always kept hidden, which feels awkward to watch. What's wrong with talking it out with Clark?