American Comics: The Slacker God King Steals Wanda and Gwen

If you don't like a novel that deliberately suppresses the protagonist, can't you just reward the Kryptonian bloodline at the beginning? It's boring to waste 1,500 years of sunbathing and deliberately give messy comments.

Are you kidding me? You spent ** years and ended up signing in and producing a useful thing like a Superman template on the first day you came to Earth, but you fell asleep in the previous ** years?!

I can't understand the protagonist the author wrote. This is too shabby. If it were me, I wouldn't dare to mess up the game if I didn't have a system at the beginning. With so many big events, cosmic crises, and such a dangerous world, messing around would be a recipe for death. Maybe the aftermath of the battle between some cosmic gods can erase the protagonist's timeline. For the protagonist, he doesn't even know how he died. Even if it is not connected with the comic universe, there are still many unknowns in the movie universe, not to mention the multiverse in the later period. The first chapter is **. If the system is broken from the beginning, it is acceptable. After all, there is a cheat. If you don't know that you have this system at the beginning, it is broken and directly ** the reader. Not to mention wanting to use Superman to crush Marvel. It's simply impossible. The protagonist is neither Super nor Super Kryptonian nor Superboy Supreme. He is just an ordinary Kryptonian Superman template. Why is it so inflated? Where does the potential to become a gold, silver, and thinking super come from?

First, I talked about my talent, but it turned out that I was nothing in ** years. Even if I was tired from practicing, one hour a day, after so long, I became a spirit.

How dare you mess up when traveling through Marvel without a system? Are you waiting to die???

Loki is over ** years old. As his elder brother, he must be older than Loki. Therefore, after more than 1,500 years, what has the protagonist done?

I think a cardboard box for him would be harder than vibranium...

Apart from pretending to compare, there is nothing exciting about it, a running account, and no writing style, so forget it... Mainly because I can't describe the pretending to compare, and the whole text is just one word, which is awkward

Looking at the content of Chapter 44, the protagonist would rather watch the destruction of Asgard in order to be ruined?

It is said that the more Superman consumes the sun, the stronger his body becomes. Odin's magical power becomes stronger the longer it lasts, but his body cannot keep up. Plus Superman, ah, this