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Thirty years after the Super Ying Association and its figurehead Wang Changhai beat back an alien invasion, the hero draws a decidedly unglamorous assignment: go home and build a combat squad.
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Synopsis
Thirty years ago, the Super Ying Association led by Superman Wang Changhai crushed the aliens. Years later, Wang Changhai was appointed to return to his hometown to set up a combat squad, but in the town of Rheinland, which had been peaceful for many years, human feelings and courtesies have left Wang Changhai overwhelmed, creating layers of obstacles to Wang’s ability to complete his mission.
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Thirty years after the Super Ying Association and its figurehead Wang Changhai beat back an alien invasion, the hero draws a decidedly unglamorous assignment: go home and build a combat squad. What follows trades laser fire for social friction, as the long-peaceful town of Rheinland buries its returning champion in favours, courtesies and small-town obligation. The premise plays as gentle satire, using superheroics as a lens on bureaucracy and the exhausting business of local human relations.
This one is for viewers curious about superhero stories told at ground level, where the real antagonist is etiquette rather than a villain. Expect a comic, talky rhythm rather than spectacle, with the mission stalling in conversations more often than in combat. It works best if you come for the culture-clash humour and keep expectations for action modest. A low-key curio worth a look if offbeat genre-comedy hybrids from outside the usual pipeline appeal to you.
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