Deputy Professional Master of a Certain American Comic

I don't know why, but I always feel that Marvel novels are all in the same routine, and there are too few exciting ones. They all describe the protagonist as someone who is afraid of death and wants to hide it, but the story is about someone who is always on the verge of death in front of the public and is constantly testing himself like crazy. Do you still think that you are doing well and treat other organizations as idiots? You obviously have good wealth and connections to build a power on your own and be the boss behind the scenes, but you expose yourself to the public like a clown, fearing that others won't see you. I always feel that sometimes the protagonist's brain is wrong, and sometimes it's normal. There aren't many exciting fan stories, they're all cool articles🙃🙃

Why do I feel like updates are getting slower and slower lately🐶🐶

Spoilers right up front? After reading a few chapters, I saw the protagonist telling others that he had the ability to predict the future! I hate people pretending to be prophets the most.

If you are a eunuch, you can become a member for free.

The writing is okay, but what makes people speechless is that you all know where the time stone is, and it is still talking about showing a different situation than usual, and what it is doing. Is this a spoiler? Are you afraid that Gu Yi can't find you? Why are all the Marvel novels so devoid of any sense? They all feel like cool, mindless stories. Do they have the halo of intelligence? Is this treating others as idiots?

I have never played World of Warcraft, but the protagonist has all sub-professions. Doesn't he have any power attributable to himself? So the protagonist is a loser? Can you tell me the spoilers after reading this?

I'm already a eunuch, slip away, bye bye

It's over a hundred chapters. My combat power is just better than Captain America, I know some magic, and then there's the sub-job in the title of the book. I can do some equipment and so on. This kind of combat power is even worse than that of a dog in Marvel. I don't know if it's still like this after more than a hundred chapters. What should I write next?

Since it is a sub-profession, how can the author write about the feeling of a front-line warrior? Isn't the sub-profession a training thing? How come you can see the protagonist traveling through various events?

No, I just hope that I don't want to be a eunuch anymore.