Marvel's Endless Powers

Yours is not pretty at all, okay, look at mine

Hehehehe, who wants Yan's real photo?

If all the people were mutants, what would become of the criminals?

After reading more than forty chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. The protagonist was captured by his father-in-law. The tortured ones are alive and well. I was drunk too. I can't stand it anymore.

You're not being funny anymore, you're being a little silly. I personally don't like this style of comedy, and several of my abilities haven't been developed yet. And is the protagonist's character the kind of person who is obedient to those around him? My future father-in-law!

I saw a lot of good reviews and watched it for a while, but I didn't expect it to be so stupid.

Recruit enough mutants to compete with 5 creation gods? ? ? Even if Thanos comes, 10 earths won't be enough to destroy him.

I didn't want to read the comments after reading them.

I feel like the protagonist is so nice to that woman, how should I put it, that she has no regrets even after being tortured. To be honest, I don't really like this kind of protagonist, she's too servile.

Iron Man's second nuclear reactor is made of palladium. The book says that using this element to wear armor for a long time will cause poisoning is wrong. First, any metal element (except mercury, etc.) Will be fine without long-term contact. Second, the nuclear reactor is completely sealed, otherwise the energy inside will cause fatal injuries to people. , So there is no palladium poisoning. The third reason Iron Man was poisoned was because he had a nuclear reactor installed on his body. He needed this thing to absorb the bullet casings in his body, which caused the palladium element to enter his body. Therefore, the palladium element only installed on the armor will not affect the human body. I hope the author can accept this suggestion.