Developing a Superman

A novel in which the protagonist can only rely on the system and does not make any progress will not arouse much interest. Please recommend some good Marvel novels...

Iron Man died and died together with Thanos, Black Widow died to get the Soul Stone, and Captain America went back to the past in order to send back the Infinity Stones he got from the past. When the Space Stone was sent to the 1970s, he stayed and danced the promised dance with Carter. Seventy years later, the old Captain America sat by the river where they did the experiment and sent him back, catching Bucky's attention, and then handed the shield to Flying Eagle...

Attention book friends who are hesitant to click into the comment area! Please ignore the comments that criticize this book. It is not that the book is not well written or the writing is poor. I don't know if those people do it intentionally or if everyone has different preferences, but I prefer this relaxed and humorous style. I was a little affected by the comments at first, but I still read the text. I was slapped in the face again, although I wanted to say to myself many times: "Reviews are all objective! Only when you read it with your own eyes can you know what kind of book this is! Everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables, maybe this is what I want!" But most of the time I will be affected by some bad reviews. A year ago, when I looked for books, I always looked for the cover + introduction + reviews and finally the text. Nowadays, a small number of them are introduction + text. Although there are some cases where comments are interfered with, it is all because of scoring issues. Although this book has a low rating, I like the content. Although some books have high ratings, their writing style is very poor, they are irrelevant, and the data are just brushed up, which affects your mood after reading them. #老书worm suggestion If you are interested in the introduction, you should read the main text before making a conclusion! After all, everyone has different tastes, and you may have missed out on many good books just because of reviews! Ps: I am not an author, just a book lover.

There are a lot of funny plots and some jokes in the first hundred chapters which are pretty good, but what are the rest of the plots about? It's a messy and random story that doesn't connect the beginning and the end, and has no main line. 😌

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The protagonist transforms ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ déjà vu

The protagonist, the Madonna, has gone too far. After Chapter 150, neither the Scarecrow nor the Clown will be killed. Do you know how many people will die next time if you let them go? Following Batman's no-kill principle, have you been brainwashed? No matter how principled you are, if you let him go once, you will definitely kill him the next time you see him. Catch and release, catch and release, it is useless. The United States is this kind of country. Most of the powerful criminals have connections and can come out at any time. The protagonist is always caught and always returned. It's just that they were put back in jail. I'm so sick that I vomited. No matter what I do, I still feel that the Extreme League is better than your Justice League. I just want to ask. Which powerful criminal might move you? In the end, if you help others and don't kill people, what do you think this world is? There are many examples in reality, not to mention their extraordinary abilities.

This is the plot. . . . . . .

The protagonist has such a middle-class character, making it awkward to read a novel.

The most attractive part of this book is that it intersperses American comics movies, TV series, animations, and comics very well. Both well-known and unknown branches can be seen in the book. The overall plot of the book is indeed like the title of the book. The pig's feet are being cultivated and the strength is getting stronger, but the plot will not be boring because of this. It is worth reading. (Ps: Fans like me who don't know much about the content of comics are attracted to read comics)