Brother, Are You a Hero?

It's reached 300,000 words! The next chapters will be available for purchase (VIP), but the book won't be officially released until the 15th of next month. This means that reading the upcoming chapters now is a steal! Hurry and read them! My update speed won't change; I'll still update three times a day during the recommendation period, and two times a day on other days. That means there's at least one more volume you can read for free, so please vote and give me some rewards! Give me some encouragement!

As expected, new authors lack credibility... Readers always suspect the author will suddenly throw out terrible or unpleasant chapters, worry about the author suddenly abandoning the story, and sometimes even complain about the writing not being up to par. I can only say that your worries are valid; I can only continue to work hard to update. I update twice a day, never missing a day or going through a break, and even doing bursts of updates. The main plot is clear enough; the first stage is fighting the "Apocalyptic Warriors." Isn't that enough to build your trust? (Shrugs)

Finally finished the exams! Everyone, wait for my update!

Finally, the status has been changed! I'm a VIP author now, hahaha!

I apologize. I've never used VIP before, and I made a mistake... I set Chapter 31, which was supposed to be updated today, as a VIP chapter to be updated tomorrow. I can't do anything about that chapter now, so I can only use Chapter 32 instead... I'm very sorry!

I was supposed to update it regularly, but it was published directly instead.

Please don't read it yet, so I haven't read it. The synopsis makes it seem a bit like "Hero, I'm Gone Long Ago."

I haven't seen any serious reviews praising this book. Seriously, does this book not deserve praise? Of course not! Let me give it a shout-out. I've summarized a few points mentioned in the reviews below. First, it's a superhero novel, but the world-building is more complete than other superhero stories I've encountered in science fiction. While the settings aren't numerous, it's precisely this clarity that made for a great reading experience, allowing me to grasp the novel's main theme immediately. I grasped the main theme, but I couldn't predict how the author would develop it, which was truly refreshing. (Perhaps my imagination isn't quite there yet.) Second, regarding character development, each character has their own...

The author has indeed put a lot of effort into this book. While the story's development is somewhat old-fashioned, it doesn't lack originality. The character portrayals are exceptionally well done; it's clear that the male protagonist and each female character are meticulously crafted. This is evident in the author's willingness to defend a particular female character (a good author is one who takes responsibility for their characters). In fact, each character is a protagonist in their own right, whether it's the villains like the Apocalypse Warriors or the somewhat twisted characters like Feng Jieyu, each represents their own unique style. Now, let's address the controversial points in the reviews regarding Feng Jieyu and Ai Weiyue...

As a student, I initially thought this character was a twisted, domineering woman who, after discovering the male protagonist's abilities, forced him to upgrade to an A-level hero and shoulder more responsibility. At first glance, I found this repulsive, as it disregarded his wishes. However, in a post-apocalyptic world (perhaps the author's depiction is somewhat lighthearted, but this is a post-apocalyptic setting; without heroes, humanity would have been wiped out), the profession of hero is essential for the survival of all humanity. While talented individuals may not necessarily have to do certain things, the profession of hero is relatively special. Human history has also seen instances where conscription was unavoidable, and during pandemics, doctors were essential to step forward...