American Comics: From the Start, I Ignite the Rider War

The protagonist's appearance rate is not as high as that of the supporting role. The key is that the supporting role is high, even if he is not a knight in the battle, he wants to be stuck on the shelf? If this continues, let alone putting it on the shelves, people will be gone in two days.

Superheroes and supervillains should be your pawns. Rather than protecting this, protecting that

You can borrow the Cavaliers' worldview, but it doesn't have to be all the original players, all the junior RBs.

This Japanese name is too ridiculous. It feels like the heroes and villains are all from the country where I grew up. I guess his father's first reaction was to ask his son what he meant!

Speaking of which, author, do you think there is too much foreshadowing? You don't want to pave the way for the launch, or it's close to the launch.

The author also spoke harshly to me, saying that there were not enough updates in the past two days due to something going on, which made me laugh so hard.

The Punisher's own skills are not consistent with the sharp blade. In fact, the most suitable one is the standard heavy firepower of the Iron Soldier. It is better matched with it. Even if it is not good, the voice-changing Antelope King can also control the Mirror Beast Antelope. For Frank, who has military literacy and tactical command skills, if he plays well, he can defeat the enemy without having to take action himself.

You can read it when you really don't have any novels.

I'm tired of reading it. It's the lowest level routine, crazy changing of low level treasure chests, and a few hundred chapters of petty fighting. Don't you think the writing is very interesting?

This book is too complicated. Your protagonist's presentation of one organization is not deep enough, so he develops in multiple lines and makes up too many organizations at once. This is not good. The previous book was unified in the background of the mirror world, which seemed much more harmonious. In short, this book does not handle this aspect as well as the previous one.