I'm in Marvel, I Started as Dior

Overall, the writing and plot of this book are relatively good. However: In terms of story arrangement and the positioning of the protagonist, it is very rubbish😡 The protagonist travels to the Marvel world, has a system, and can obtain templates through lottery, which can be used to play roles. The protagonist's fun <attributes directly arrange various plots However, the system plug-in is too weak. Emotional value, which is a golden thing, can only be obtained through the main and supporting characters in the plot, and very little is obtained. The minimum obtained at one time is less than 500, and the lottery requires 1000 emotional value. The protagonist can only linger in the bronze lottery. To arrange a big boss, the author has to personally cheat the protagonist and draw experience cards. The lottery system is even more unreliable. You can draw all kinds of items, but the templates are rare items. The protagonist has very few characters to play, and the early stage is very overwhelming. I remember that the protagonist lived from World War II to the Iron Man era. Without heroes, the protagonist cannot gain emotional points, right? He has always looked at the Stark family. There are also a lot of bugs in the plot details. For example, the protagonist made a mistake and killed Iron Man's father and then resurrected him with vampire blood. The problem is, why is Tony's father not afraid of the sun? The protagonist was resurrected with vampire blood, not with any vitality props, so the author did not arrange the follow-up of this plot. There is also the issue of the protagonist's identity. The protagonist wears a costume and is a black man in this world. In this world, the identity arrangement can only rely on Dio's vampire hypnosis and the Terminator's network intrusion. Moreover, the protagonist has lived in the Marvel world for almost 20 years and has been wandering in the low-end game. The pressure of this battle is really too harsh. There is also the protagonist's arrangement of his plot. Generally speaking, there is no problem, but I really hate the details, because it is full of the biggest shortcoming of every behind-the-scenes acting story, which is that it is barely adequate. In order to highlight the authenticity of the plot, those self-righteous authors always make the protagonist unable to draw the characters assigned by their scripts, and can only draw some characters with similar functions to make do. The most classic one is the Holy Master script, which is usually arranged after the protagonist has drawn 12 spells. A few are arranged because he has drawn the Holy Lord's dragon-carved stone plate. First draw a talisman, and then arrange other talismans. If you cannot draw a talisman, use other characters and props with similar functions to replace it. For example, using the immortality characteristics of the immortal demi-humans to disguise the horse talisman. However, if the protagonist group in the script obtains the horse talisman, it will always be lost, just to prevent the script from revealing its secrets; Holy The Lord is the biggest uncertain character, because the real Holy Lord appears very rarely in this script, and is always replaced by some powerful characters, such as Big Devil Piccolo, the Black Dragon from Dungeons and Dragons, and Gomes in the movie. Apart from the Black Dragon, these characters are really not worthy of the title Holy Lord. Especially Gomes, who can directly fight Mephisto, the demon king of hell, I was dumbfounded at the time. He is just a relatively large monster that can spray energy and can resist a dimensional lord. Moreover, because the author could not continue writing, he made Gomes the big boss behind the scenes. After defeating it, the author was unfinished. The early plot was written well.

The ghosts in Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba are not afraid of UV rays. It can go out on cloudy days or on snowy days. It can even survive in the sun with a thin cloth on its head.

Your introduction says it's a template at the beginning, but later on it shows other characters instead of the real person? And I saw that your chapter names are all behind-the-scenes summoning flow, so what does your template mean? Do you want to start a variety show?

Small poisons, for example, the power level of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba is raised too high, the battle is relatively slow, the mastermind's combat power is always too low, and the protagonist is almost like an external pendant of the system. It's not that I have a system so I want to do it, but I do it for the system rewards. Such a pendant character will be weird if the protagonist can learn to rotate the magnetic field later...

Brain storage place, store your brain here, and then read a book

It's not how Wuhan and the others came to Marvel, and they don't explain clearly what they did.

What rubbish? With that setting, the normal Hulk can't even make a trace.

The additions are too complicated. Marvel is already a mess, and other characters are randomly added. The protagonist also plays a behind-the-scenes role. It would be weird if it doesn't explode.