Marvel's Spider-man: Across the Universe

Regarding the question of love lines. I know that many people feel that the relationship between the protagonist and Gwen Spider is progressing very quickly and is inexplicable. But if you think about it carefully, in the original book, in just a few days, hasn't the relationship between Gwen Spider and Black Spider already been established? As for why. Here I would like to talk about my self-understanding of the character Gwen Spider. First of all, you can't confuse Spider-Gwen with Gwen from The Amazing Spider-Man. In the official setting of Gwen Spider, before she gained abilities, she actually lived a relatively undisciplined life. She liked music (the spider suits were made from dance clothes, and she wore dance shoes on her feet, and she formed a band with Mary Jane in this world and was the drummer in it). She was relatively rebellious (look carefully, her eyebrows have eyebrow nails, which is something only rock musicians do, and it is also one of the reasons why Miles's parents can tell she is a "bad girl" at a glance in the second film). After gaining spider powers, Gwen Spider's life didn't change much. Because she didn't have "Uncle Ben" to tell her that with great power comes great responsibility, her father George Stacy was busy with the police station and basically ignored her. Later, Peter was envious of the Gwen Spider's abilities and wanted to make himself different, so he developed a lizard potion. In the end, his body exploded due to the potion and he died in the arms of the Gwen Spider. Before Peter died, he told Gwen Spider that he wanted to become like Gwen Spider, so he embarked on this path. Peter's death made Gwen Spider realize the principle of "with great power comes great responsibility". At this time, she really looked like a Spider-Man. But at this time, she was already carrying a wanted warrant from the police because her father accidentally ran into Peter dying in her arms, and became a reviled Spider-woman. SHIELD had caught her, and if Shockwave hadn't suddenly discovered her conscience, Gwen Spider's identity would have been exposed. Therefore, the world of Gwen Spider is actually gray. She is a lonely traveler, hiding herself under the mask of the battle suit, silently suffering from the death of her friend. At this time, Bede stretched out a hand to her and told her that the world is colorful, not gray! Will she feel that this is the only person who understands her? In addition, everyone is a visitor from another world, which means that no matter what you do or say, it will not have any impact when everyone returns to their respective worlds. This is a perfect tree hole. Moreover, they are all Spider-Man and belong to the same kind, so they can join a group to keep warm. Under the combination of various conditions, Gwen Spider naturally regarded Bede as the object of her confidance. And what about Bede? Bede just thought she was beautiful at first, so he was greedy for her body (I don't deny this). But after hearing the story of Gwen Spider, I began to pity her, feel sorry for her, pity her, and naturally wanted to protect her. And his pity and care made Gwen Spider feel warm and let light shine into her grayscale world. A person who is dying of thirst in the desert will drink it even if he knows it is a glass of poisonous water, let alone a glass of sweet honey water!

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How is it so similar to this one? 😌

I hope the author can write the love songs of Gwen and the protagonist more carefully and not be too perfunctory or pass them off. I beg you, I really love Gwen so much.

Is the author double-editing? Tomatoes Next Door has a book with the same plot as the old book. Did he skip it and run next door and rewrite it?

I think I've seen this before. The plot is almost the same. It seems to be a time and space Spider-Man or something. The protagonist is also called this. He dug a stone slab on Mars and was bitten by a spider. . . . .

Even with the ability to travel across the multiverse, the protagonist is just mentally ill and wants to focus on finding women! I'm not saying that the theme of love is not good. Of course, love is an eternal theme. The problem is that everyone has upgraded their reading now, buddy! In the beginning, martial arts was all about love and hatred. Later, when Jin Yong appeared, it turned into the feelings of family and country. Later, Huang Yi's martial arts broke through the void. Now our protagonist has transcended the eternal freedom of the heavens. This is an upgrade of Chinese fantasy novels. In the same way, those in the technological field are of course also aiming for those goals. It's not that love is bad, of course love is sweet and intoxicating, but now everyone is seeing protagonists with upgraded abilities, and he may be able to transcend in the end. Then you told me that such a transcendent person has seen the majesty and enchantment of the multiverse, mastered the mysteries of time and space, and analyzed the movement of matter and energy. His final purpose is to find a woman to live with? Just complain, and the author can just outline how to make money. After all, the author has to eat and cannot use love to generate electricity, and in reality, many readers are young men who only care about food and sex. People just want to see pictures with women, pictures with beautiful women, pictures with many beautiful women. It's best to bump into each other when going out, bumping into each other while eating, bumping into each other while traveling, bumping into each other while taking the bus.

I love reading Spider-Man, but I couldn't find any Spider-Man novels that I was satisfied with. Until I found this book, I couldn't put it down and look forward to the updates every day.

I don't know what the other book has to do with this one, but the setting is very similar, but the real-life Spider-Man, the real-life Peter travels to the Spider-Man Parallel Universe to cause trouble. The Spider-Man in this book is indeed very consistent with the setting of Spider-Man, and becoming Spider-Man is also very consistent with the setting of the spider totem. What responsibility! I feel like the setting is really good, but the relationship between Gwen and Gwen is directly drawn. It's too baffling. In the movie, Gwen and Black Spider were forcibly matched. When I watched the movie, I was confused. Why did Gwen suddenly have feelings for the little Black Spider? The same is true for this novel, and the time travel begins later. It's very messy. I'm not in the mood to read anymore. All kinds of messy settings

There is a book exactly like this book.