American Comics: from Hogwarts to Becoming a God on Earth

The book is good, but it's not for me. I don't like the protagonist who always looks dumbfounded and frightened at the natives! It doesn't matter whether such behavior occurs in the early stages of time travel or when the protagonist is young. Once this kind of cowardice appears, the protagonist's character creation will be a mess. Writers who are not great writers will basically be unable to write the psychological journey of the protagonist's personality change, especially the transition from cowardice to strength, which can be described in one stroke and is very fragmented! For a systematic time traveler to be dumbfounded by the behavior of strong natives is a downgrade in itself. When a time traveler has unlimited possibilities to get a golden finger, he will have a sense of superiority over the natives in his bones. Regardless of the character of the protagonist, this sense of superiority is unavoidable. After all, he is only a human being, not a saint! The protagonist will be in awe of the power of the strong indigenous people, and Gou Daoliu may also behave like pretending to be a grandson. However, it is still unpleasant for the protagonist to be dumbfounded by the behavior of the indigenous people in non-Gou Daoliu novels! It is difficult to collapse whether it is from the perspective of the substitute or the perspective of the observer!

Licking Batman and then being spied on by the Bat. Batman, the mad dog, will one day beat up his teammates.

To be honest, the person being hunted here in Chapters 14-15 is like a stupid child. He was so awesome at making a deal with Batman, but then he was beaten into a dog. He also learned the magic from the Harry Potter series. Where did he learn the classic "Expelliarmus"?

I have never seen a novel written like this. 90% Of a chapter is nonsense. You should take care of yourself, author.

A gang boss writes with such charismatic personality that he can directly read and remember without reading, knows who the gangster is and is immortal, leaving the Court of Owls disgusting readers.

The more I write, the more something feels wrong, and my brain is twitching.

I'm an idiot who went back to DC to learn magic. I can't afford the price.

As I write, I drift away. Why is Xiaoda so cool?

Is this person so fond of being moved by himself? Things in the future are said as if they are destined. No matter how pitiful the bats are, they are not necessarily miserable. Also, Zatanna, whom the protagonist came into contact with, should have evacuated Gotham from the beginning and forced the plot to unfold there. Sorry, it is really difficult to understand. Chapter 13 was the place where I was completely dissuaded. I was moved by myself and self-righteous. Why am I still alive if I like to lick others so much?

Hydrology is not like this. It's fine if you like the plot, I don't have a problem with it, but if you always use AI to write some useless expressions, it's disgusting to eat. Fortunately, I didn't see it on the shelves, so I gave it up.