In the Marvel Universe: I Became Wonder Woman?

To be honest, in every book the author will set up disgusting shortcomings for the protagonist. The protagonist cares too much about other people's opinions of him, which is very inconsistent with the readers' senses. He even seals his own power and almost dies many times. This is really outrageous. Don't you know that the average Chinese person has a phobia of insufficient vitality? But here you go in the opposite direction. Whenever there is a second setting, the protagonist will be dead already. Others only need to kill the protagonist directly before he can seal it. Just like Frieza in the early days of Dragon Ball, his weaknesses are too great. He is a time traveler and has some strength to win.

When you become Diana, you will naturally go to the movie world of Saint Seiya. Cheer up your sister Athena from the other world!

I looked at the author and found out that this is the case

What about the one about traveling through Marvel and transforming into Superwoman? As an author, every time you write a novel, you don't write until half of it, and then you leave a huge hole there. Then, thinking of you, I said that I would go and fix that hole when I had time. As a result, I just made up for a small part of it, and then stopped making up for it. Then I finished it with another sentence, and then went to write something else. Or I hope that when you write this book, it is best to finish it a little bit, and finish it with an ending. Don't write it halfway, and then follow it with an ending. When it is not finished, I have to write something else. I kindly ask the author to remember to pick up the book about traveling through Marvel and transforming into Supergirl when you have time, so please remember to fill in the gaps. By the way, DC's opening Supergirl will make up for it.

All I can say is that this book of yours is not as good as your first one. It's that Marvel Supergirl. That book is very well written.

The protagonist was a 30-year-old uncle in his previous life, but when he travels back to Diana, his personality is similar to that of a girl.

Let's adjust it for the next few days and then see what new books are published. I'm planning to try reopening the Ming Dynasty, or trying the Three Kingdoms, but if that doesn't work, I'll stick with Japanese or American comics. . .

Author, do you still plan to write about transformation? I took a look at your book, and I feel that it would be better if you wrote about a woman who transforms into a woman. It may be a personal problem on my part, but I do feel that I would write better articles of this type. Will you write this type of article again in the future?

Would it be a BT to write this kind of transformation in reality? Otherwise, how?

Lao Xu, this book won't be finished again, right?