Marvel's Dark Mimic

I see that there are several poisonous points now. The character of the first protagonist is not good. Storm tells you not to copy, but you don't copy. It makes the protagonist very afraid of her. If someone talks to people in such a commanding tone in reality, I think even a slightly bloody person will not criticize him. People with bad tempers will start fighting. I think as a person If a time traveler already has a powerful golden finger and can rise quickly, he should show the pride that belongs to the time traveler. Modern society emphasizes equality for everyone, but the rich look down on the poor. This is absolutely, lackluster character, just because they stand at different heights, and the protagonist is not familiar with Storm. Why should you listen to him? The second point is that the protagonist has not planned his future and has not set his own goals. To be honest, the protagonist's abilities are very buggy. If I were the protagonist, I would first copy Wolverine's ability, then teleport to save my life, then Magneto's large-scale attack, and then mind control. The last ability, choose a better one, use mind control, control The President or Iron Man, let them serve themselves, and then subdue them based on the weaknesses of some villains, they can create an empire of their own in a very short time to serve themselves. In the Marvel world, no matter what, power is the most important, and then it will be very simple to do what you want to do. I don't know what the protagonist is doing to procrastinate now? It feels like it comes out as it comes, without any planning at all. It's just a waste of word count. If you don't have the ability to develop, it's easy to say, step by step, but you actually gave the protagonist such a buggy ability, you should let him rise quickly. Why do you still need so much water?

Come on, author, come on! Slower pace.

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Is this book about mutants?

Can I ask the author whether the protagonist of this book will be a single female protagonist or a harem novel?

I think this is Gu Yi's true thoughts. (She) has experienced various latitudes and existed for hundreds of years. She is by no means such a charitable grandpa. Her true side is to be decisive in killing.

Personally, I feel that if I write about Marvel, comics, and the movie universe together, it always feels a bit weird and doesn't connect. Personally, I prefer to write directly about movies, and universe ones are better, because I don't know comics well. I only understand a little bit, because the comic universe is too confusing and confusing, and I'm too lazy to figure it out. If you are writing about the X-Men, you can just write about the X-Men universe without adding any Women's Federation. It is better to write a mess of individual chapters. Maybe you can't think of that much content in a single post, that's just my personal opinion.

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The front is a little bit poisonous, but the back is more beautiful.

Hmm~ I also feel that the whole world is targeting pig's feet, let alone the way of heaven. If there is the way of heaven, then what are the infinite gems?