Slaughter Through American Comics: Starting from The Boys

At first, Li Qi thought he had transmigrated into some obscure numbered universe in DC. The only difference was that in this world, the main profession of superheroes was being superstars. Why should greater power mean greater responsibility? Why, just because you have superpowers, must you help the weak instead of bullying them? His first solo film broke 100 million at the box office; he held multiple No. 1 records at Godolkin University; he was Hollywood actresses’ perfect lover, lord of the female superheroes, youngest captain of the Super Seven, guardian of Earth, and multiverse adventurer... Li Qi said that was exactly right. In that case, nothing would stop him from bullying them. — “Some say that when police rescue hostages, the hostage casualty rate is usually twenty percent. But for superhumans, that rate is as high as sixty percent. This shows that superhumans are simply not good at saving people—they are just amateurs. But I am different!” Facing the media cameras, Li Qi spread his hands confidently. “With me, the hostage casualty rate is zero. At most, the criminal casualty rate tops out at sixty percent. Of course, it could also be one hundred percent.” “Without a doubt, no one understands superheroes better than I do. I’m simply too good at this job!” Especially compared with the superheroes around him, each one more cartoonish than the last. Yep, that’s just how it is!