American Comics: Prototype, Stealing Wanda and Gwen!

Like the title, I think there is no need for you, the author, to treat Black Widow and Gwen so differently. I have read many novels before, in which some subdued people are used as slaves as hot weapons, and then they only fall in love with the heroine. This creates a great sense of separation. I sincerely hope that the author will let the protagonist take Black Widow in, or stop writing about her. Thank you.

I still remember that some people said that reading novels makes you lose your brain. I'm very confused, why do you care about other people's business without thinking about it? No matter what you do, you have to use your brain. No matter how young you are, you must be responsible for all your words and deeds. Most of the people who don't have any brains outside are very miserable. A small number of people are not miserable because their families have money and power.

The writing is good, the writing style is acceptable, and the mind is quite mature. Two questions: The first is that the protagonist's combat power is a bit weak, his personality is a little salty, and he lacks planning. After all, Black Light is an enterprising golden finger, unlike the sign-in system where you can wait for pie to fall in the sky. The second is that the protagonist's emotional advancement is slow, which may also be related to the protagonist's lack of planning and salty personality. Of course, these two points are purely personal likes and dislikes and are just suggestions. If the author insists on following the salty trend, you can ignore them.

I was planning to collect it, but then I saw Black Widow 6 being collected. The bus was coming and leaving.

Well written, why is the data so bad? Is it because young people haven't seen the true story of torture and murder? At present, the problem that the author needs to improve is that the emotional description is not delicate enough. Gwen, Natasha, and Wanda like the protagonist, but their liking is a bit inexplicable, and the emotional progression is a bit abrupt and not detailed. However, the flaws do not hide the flaws, and overall it is passable.

Go find Qin and possess him. Don't panic when you meet Sithorne. The power of Feilu and the one he just

Come on, it looks good. I haven't seen anything written about Brother A for a long time.

Come on, update it, you can write it!

I want to see it with Guardians of the Galaxy

Fei Lu's Marvel novels only need to start with invincibility, acquire some invincibility abilities, then find a woman to write about daily life, follow the plot and pretend to compete in front of everyone, then recruit women and pretend to compete again, and start with a simple order. It's a pity that your article on becoming stronger is not popular here.