I am the Executioner Dragon, but a cute mod.

Daddy Superman has been voted the most popular hero for thirty consecutive years, with his approval rating consistently above 50%. What does that mean? It means that fifty out of every hundred people are his fans.

The most obvious manifestation of Superman's influence is that within five minutes of his post, it received over three million views, which is an extremely terrifying number.

When Lilith clicked on the post, she noticed that the posting time of five minutes ago did not match the high number of likes and reposts, and she wondered if she was seeing things.

Lilith rubbed her eyes, and after a few seconds, she looked again, only to find incredulously that this was not a hallucination. She couldn't help but exclaim:

"Is this the popularity of Superman's dad? It's terrifying. If I had that kind of popularity, I could definitely complete side quest one in no time..."

Lilith sighed, then stopped thinking about it and began to carefully read Superman's dad's post, the contents of which were as follows:

Regarding the recent outcry from netizens against @DragonKnight, I did a brief look and found that the issues can be roughly divided into two categories.

The first category is that some people accuse the dragon knights of disregarding losses and casualties in their battles with the behemoths, and of putting on a show on the battlefield to increase their fame.

The second category of opinions is that the Dragon Knight clearly possessed the power to instantly kill an S-class behemoth, yet failed to arrive at the scene immediately, causing unnecessary casualties and losses...

Regarding the first question, I would like to say that heroes are also human beings, with emotions and desires, and it is normal for them to have their own hobbies.

They are protecting the people with their lives. The people may not express gratitude, but at least they should not make malicious speculations, as that would only chill the hearts of the heroes.

The second question is also a recurring topic, and I don't know how many times I've said it, but I'll say it again.

First of all, no matter how strong a hero is, they will have their own weaknesses. The Dragon Knight has the ability to instantly kill S-class behemoths, but that does not mean she has the ability to rush to the battlefield instantly. Therefore, this accusation is completely unfounded.

As for the damage caused by her battle with the behemoth, it goes without saying that if she hadn't stepped forward, the destruction caused by the behemoth would have been thousands or even tens of thousands of times greater...

Please stop this farce. Don't let those with ulterior motives sway your emotions and become a weapon aimed at the protectors. Open your eyes wide!

Upon seeing this long passage, Lilith's first reaction was bewilderment. After regaining her senses, she scanned the post several more times and discovered that it was full of bias towards her.

Superman's dad practically said, "I've got this guy under my protection, no one else can get in the picture."

Lilith was initially touched by this kindness, but she didn't know Superman's father at all. In fact, she only knew who Superman's father was through Adeline's explanation.

It was this complete stranger who stepped forward to speak up for Lilith at this critical moment and single-handedly ended the farce.

"So why? He has nothing to do with me, why would he help me? Could it be... that he has ulterior motives towards me?"

Lilith made wild guesses. Because she often surfed the internet, countless melodramatic plots popped into her mind in a short period of time, such as her being the long-lost daughter of Superman's father, and the domineering Superman falling in love with her, and so on.

In short, in order to guess Superman's father's motives, Lilith considered almost every possibility until an extremely obvious life signal entered her perception range, which made her withdraw from her thoughts.

Almost instantly, Lilith focused her mind and locked onto the guy approaching her at several times the speed of sound. What she saw shocked her.

The newcomer was dressed in a blue and white combat suit and wore a red cape. His highly recognizable beard was exactly the same as the Superman Daddy's avatar on the forum.

"Superman's dad? What does he want with me? Could I really be his long-lost daughter?!"

Lilith was somewhat surprised, but she quickly suppressed this absurd thought. It wasn't that she didn't want to think about it anymore, but in that short time, Superman's dad had already arrived at her doorstep.

dong dong dong.

Three knocks, neither too loud nor too soft, sounded, like an invisible hand pulling Lilith to the doorway.

Lilith sighed. Although she didn't want to meet Superman's dad unprepared, the situation seemed to leave her no choice but to accept.

Lilith then placed her hand on the doorknob and opened the door, where she saw a burly figure about 1.9 meters tall standing there, almost completely blocking out the light.

At such close range, Lilith had to raise her head to see that imposing face.

When Lilith first met Superman's dad, her first impression of him was that he was very strong. He was 1.9 meters tall and his body was full of muscles. His forearms were even thicker than Lilith's waist.

If we disregard his actual strength, Superman's dad seems like the kind of guy who could kill Lilith with a single punch, making him incredibly intimidating.

And now, this pinnacle of heroism stood before Lilith, and the first thing he said was:

"Hello, may I come in and sit for a while?"

Superman's father spoke in a very gentle tone, without any sense of command or condescension. Instead, he sounded like a kind old neighbor who wanted to improve his relationship with his neighbor.

"Come in."

Lilith had no reason to refuse this request. She agreed and stepped aside to let Superman enter.

When Daddy Superman arrived in the living room and casually sat down on a chair, the noise he made made Amelia peek out from the kitchen.

When Amelia saw this stranger appear in her and Lilith's home, she blinked, her eyes full of question marks.

However, upon seeing Lilith, Amelia realized that this guy was Lilith's guest, and in order not to disturb the two of them, she quickly retreated to the kitchen, becoming part of the background...

When Lilith arrived in the living room, He didn't directly ask Superman's father why he was there, but instead probed:

"Are you Superman's dad? I never thought I'd actually see you in person. I've always admired you."

Lilith's intention was to feign being a fan of Superman's father to lower his guard, but to her surprise, Superman's father saw through her intentions and bluntly stated:

"I think you know why I've come—to have a heart-to-heart talk."

Upon hearing this, Lilith's mind went blank; she hadn't expected her father, Superman, to be so direct.

Just as He was about to explain, Superman's father, noticing His hesitation, slowly spoke:

"Don't be nervous, I mean no harm. I'm here just to talk to you about how to become a hero..."

You became a hero because you wanted to be liked and recognized, right?

Upon hearing this, Lilith blinked and instinctively asked:

"How did you know?"

Superman's dad smiled kindly and said:

"It seems that from the beginning, people have taken it for granted that heroes should protect them, but they have forgotten that heroes are also human beings and need to be protected as well."

Moreover, because heroes fight on the front lines, they not only risk their lives to save people, but also witness various scenes of life and death, and often suffer both mental and physical torment.

Based on the mortality rate and the likelihood of developing mental illness among heroes, heroes are far more vulnerable than ordinary people. Therefore, heroes are the group that should be protected…