I, the Motherland, Do Whatever I Want

Very interesting to watch, highly recommended. The protagonist travels back to the motherland and does whatever he wants in the black robe universe in the early stage. In the middle stage, he accidentally gets the real-time newspaper of the DC universe and discovers that a blind man he once met can travel through the multiverse. Then he starts John's multiverse journey. In the later stage, his multiverse is invaded by other brothers and sisters (other people from the motherland). Later, he discovered that there was a "mandarin administrator" above him who could erase him at any time and at any time. After obtaining six rough stones (the name of the protagonist) in the Marvel universe, he made a wish to become an "administrator". In the end, he got the final review task. After completing the task and submitting it, he gloriously became a part-time worker and finally lived a free life.

If you want to see Azu do whatever you want, you can withdraw. The author writes about Azu who only exists in the ideal and maintains justice after gaining super powers.

It looks unpleasant. The characteristics of the black-robed pickets are gone. Instead of doing things for the people of the motherland, the people of the motherland are imitating Superman and Batman. They create the Justice League and the Avengers to protect the world. They also require the members to have the same outlook and behavior as Superman and Batman. There is nothing interesting about it.

After reading it, I feel that the author wants to show a decisive and unscrupulous killing, but his writing power is limited, and he only burns, kills and loots on a small scale.