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Excellent Fanfiction! Extremely accurate in addressing DC's absurdities. I hate how Superheroes actually care more about the lives and safety of villains than the people they claim to protect and the rest of the world, in-universe, sees this as an example of their heroism and unparalleled kindness." heroes"

I've read up to chapter 70, the protagonist is in maybe 1/3 of the chapters and that's being generous. The author continuously promises in the comments that "Oh I'll make the MC more active, oh I'll put the MC in more chapters, oh I'll stop making 3/4 of the novel from the POV everybody but the Mc" and yet fails to deliver time and time again giving out moronic excuses like "I just got so caught up in the world building (there is none) guys pwease forgive me🥹. This entire novel can be summarized by these few things. (•) Protagonist who's hardly in the novel and when he is he's pretty much a side character who does nothing but spout pseudo-intellectual gibberish every once in a while. (The overwhelming majority of text is from the POV of others.) (•) The novel, especially during the 20-50 chapter mark is riddled with Chinese-esque writing where you can find Chinese proverbs, metaphors and similarly Chinese plotlines; when I tell you this protagonist is the most passive incompetent Wuxia/Xianxia rip off MC I've ever seen I mean it. Every action from the MC mimics that of a Chinese young master from constantly making claims he doesn't back up to letting enemies go 24/7 to further the plot that never goes anywhere I mean the only character of relative importance that he's killed so far was (SPOILER ALERT) The Joker, every other character death (there aren't that many) were grunts and OC's. (•) The Author. As I mentioned before the author makes countless false promises claiming they'll improve their quality of work only for said promises to remain unfulfilled or for things to be made even worse. Often times you'll find comments criticizing or even asking the author simple questions regarding the novel to which the author will either respond with things such as "maybe" or "we'll see" like a corny teenager who think they're being mysterious; sometimes even liking comments but not responding to genuine questions from readers. ----------------------------------------------------------- Oh also! MC's first use of his power is to make a T-shirt, pants and give himself the mangekyou sharingan. Do with that what you will.

Pretty Good Story, with interesting MC. I like the direction the story is taking. I would prefer if MC breaks the concept of either being a hero or villain and just does whatever he feels like.

Edgelord MC with sharigan and no emotions. So this is basically gonna be a battle manga where he just kills a bunch of people and zero nuance will be had. Just a very lame way to do an OP MC.

Stories like this show just how low the standards are on here the only thing decent about this story is the update schedule. It’s a badly written edgelord with op powers and carbon copy characters

The story has been alright so far, but it feels like every time we get a chapter with the MC we get 5 more without him. Sometimes it feels like he just stops existing. The author also hasn't really given me a reason to care about the MC as he is really apathetic. Feels like if nothing caught his interest then he would just spend years staring at a blank wall while gathering energy.

It seemed good, the typical author who thinks they are better than hired comic writers, which is technically true but also the authors are looking at comics extremely superficially and reaching the same conclusion which is annoying. Anyway, the fanfic goes into debate lording really quick and mc stumps superman in the marketplace of ideas, so cool! When the author didn’t want to think of how the argument would actually go and simply wrote “then everyone clapped and Albert Einstein gave me 40$” I thought that the author was just the same type of cancer of comic book writers