My first story

I have completed 11 chapters of my first story and the first season is finished. I am looking forward to your feedback.

I read the first two chapters, I'm enjoying it so far and will keep reading during my limited free time which is scarce so your book hooked me pretty well for me to keep reading.
I did have a question, is this at all based on superman?
Just the idea, super powerful kid, raised by farmers unaware he isn't their kid. Powerful but shows restraint, Kael versus Kalel etc.
It's not fanfiction the origin is different as is the setting and life path, just the theme, which if it is i think that's great, it's a fantastic theme, but I just noticed the similarities and it had me curious.

Feedback:
The first chapter and roughly 2/3s of the second chapter are pretty much all tell and lore. I don't think it's bad because it's interesting and useful information, but it doesn't really connect me to the characters, or their motivation.
It's not the focus of your book, but I suspect it will matter: The gods being split between chaos and order, and the laws of the universe, all make sense to me, but it kind of glosses over the why of two gods from opposite sides falling in love. Honestly I don't know if focusing in on this more is the right choice for your story, but it might help me emotionally invest more in their child with a few moments of the why/how they risked everything for their love.
The writing is good, no glaring grammatical errors that I noticed, the prose so far feels well done, at least reading it in my head.
The pacing feels a little fast, but I believe that's because it's more of a summary up to the end of chapter 2, so a lot of things are just delivered and then moved on. I'm assuming parts that slow down and are elaborated on will be important points as the story goes, if not, the pacing seems a bit mismatched.

Thank you so much for your feedback and for taking the time to read despite your busy schedule — it really means a lot to me.
To answer your question: No, it was not inspired by Superman. My goal was actually to build a mythology entirely from within, without drawing from any existing source. The name similarity is a coincidence I only noticed after the fact!
Kael is meant to be our window into this universe and its mythology — the story will gradually unfold through him.
As for the parents' love story: the reason I hold back on that early on is intentional. I want the reader to first understand, through the events themselves, just how incompatible the God of Order and the God of Chaos truly are. Once that tension is felt, their story will carry much more weight. It will be explored in greater depth in later chapters.
Regarding the pacing — you're right, and I'm aware of it. I wanted to get Kael onto his path as quickly as possible, so the early chapters move fast. It's something I'm actively working on improving. This is my first writing experience, so I'm still finding my footing, but I'm paying close attention to this.
If you ever find the time to continue reading, I would genuinely love to hear your thoughts again