Marvel Reverses Wolverine

I woke up early in the Marvel world and traveled back to the time when Wolverine and Logan were a child, with a little bit of growth layout, and some classic movies inserted in the middle, such as The Great Gatsby, Lincoln is a Vampire Hunter, etc... It's a very good book, and I immediately put it on the shelves to support it.

The title of the book sums it up vividly. The male protagonist is a master of martial arts in the world of dragons and snakes. He traveled through time and became the young Wolverine in Marvel. He practiced martial arts step by step and became stronger, becoming a boss in the beautiful country.

In the world of dragons and snakes, a martial arts master with outstanding talent but congenital disease was reborn as the sole heir of a Canadian manor in the 19th century. He thought he would make money by practicing boxing, but he took advantage of the industrial revolution to become a giant of the era, with a good fist and a dollar, a template for a chic life. It turned out that the original owner was an incurable tuberculosis ghost! He is still a bastard having an affair with the gardener... Wait, what happened to the claw? James Howlett looked at the bone claws piercing between his finger bones and became increasingly worried about his future.

Food and grass, Wolverine practices martial arts. The author should be a newcomer, and the emotional arc of Wolverine's teenage years was sparse. Fortunately, he woke up in time and wrote the heroine who had no sense of existence to death. It just came out, and the perspective has been away from the protagonist for a long time. There are many shortcomings. The advantage is that the writing is very good, there is nothing dramatic, and there is a sense of expectation. I just finished reading the Apocalypse volume. The author likes descriptions from multiple perspectives. It is really painful to keep up with the updates. It is so satisfying to save up one volume and read it directly. The writing has improved, but in my opinion there are some problems with the content. I wonder if there will be improvement in the next volume.