<h1>"All Superman Hancock": A "bastard" Superman's counterattack journey</h1>
Have you ever seen such a superman? The little kid called him a jerk in front of him, or his parents taught him.
Take-off and landing can damage the pavement and bring up a trail of gravel.
When fighting crime, cars and people were inserted into tall buildings, causing $2 million in damage.
The mouth is super low, and the flat people often speak amazingly.
He was disliked for walking on the road, and the TV kept broadcasting that he was going to be brought to justice.
Hancock is such an alternative superman who doesn't know who he really is or where he came from. I just remember waking up in the hospital 80 years ago and asking the nurse what his name was, and the nurse jokingly told him that when he signed the signature, he signed Hancock (in English with the signature), and he only had 2 movie tickets and a chewing gum. A person's immortality and inner loneliness allow him to borrow his "divine power" to start to eliminate violence and peace, but every rescue action will not be affirmed, often all kinds of complaints and dissatisfaction. Hancock was even more confused and could only use wine to dispel his sorrows.
PR manager Ryan's car was stuck on the tracks, and the distant train was slowly approaching. In a critical moment, Hancock pushed the car away and saved Ryan. The car overwhelmed the car of another old woman. Everyone came to condemn Hancock again, saying that he was an asshole and unworthy of being Superman. Fortunately, Ryan spoke for Hancock and said that he was very grateful to him, which calmed the anger.
Ryan is a PR manager who knows best how to deal with people. He saw Hancock's loneliness and advised Hancock not to act arbitrarily, the hero has a hero's life. He also told Hancock to learn how to be a hero loved by everyone and enjoy the moments of being surrounded by praise.
As planned, Hancock volunteered to serve his sentence in prison. Then, people on the outside will miss the days when Hancock helped fight crime, and naturally come out and receive applause. But Hancock's life in prison was not good, and most of the prisoners in it were sent by his own hands. Hancock punched inside and was sentenced to extra punishment. Although there was a bit of an episode, fortunately Hancock persevered.
Every time he visited the class, Ryan would teach Hancock some ways to deal with the public. For example, praise the police for "good job!". He also brought a suit for Hancock to make Himcock look more formal and reliable.
The plan finally worked, and during Hancock's time in jail, the crime rate soared. Some media have also begun to say that Although Hancock is reckless, he can do things alone. Half a month later, the director called and asked Hancock to help with a case.
Hancock, dressed in a somewhat tight uniform, fell from the sky, and this time he didn't smash the pavement out of a big hole. Like a child who has done something wrong and wants to please adults, he shows his divine power and rescues the trapped policewoman and hostages, and he also says "good job!" while trying to make everyone affirm him.
This time, Hancock finally completed the task well, without destroying the building and not hurting the innocent. I also got a sentence from the police, "Hancock, good job!"