American Comics: Invading the Multiverse, I Leave Wanda and Gwen Stunned

I don't like behind-the-scenes stories. The protagonist's face is not revealed in dozens of chapters. If you don't pretend to be a time traveler, why are you doing it?

. . . Seriously, I would like to give you some advice, author, if you want to write a behind-the-scenes story, the protagonist does not need to appear. Even if the supporting characters are included in several or dozens of chapters, it will be comfortable for the readers to know that the protagonist is behind the scenes, and it will be interesting to watch. If you want to write a clear text, the protagonist should appear more often and participate in the plot. It is the most annoying way for readers to write that you are behind the scenes and have no face in the middle. In the first dozens of chapters, you wrote all the supporting characters' plots before the protagonist entered the world. No one commented on it, because everyone knows that the protagonist is behind the scenes, and it is very comfortable for the protagonist to control everything. Although it is not exciting, it is not uncomfortable to watch. Later, when the protagonist enters the world, it is logical that this is the climax that readers like to watch the most, because the protagonist The character is fully developed and can show off his power, but when the protagonist enters the world, you still write all the supporting characters. If there is no protagonist, then you might as well not let him enter the world. What is the role of letting him enter the world? The improvement of strength can be done outside, why should he have a role in the world? Being caught in the middle is the best thing.

Here comes another teddy dog. Damn it. The owner of the system cannot be as free of desires and desires as Dr. Manhattan.

Is it too high to expand the Super God Universe?

I thought it was behind the scenes, but it turned out later.

What is the use of your main male power? You can't do anything except Shenyin, right? Might as well delete it for him.

I have something I don't know whether to say or not. Is there a protagonist in this novel? I have read more than 90 chapters. In the end, the protagonist's name was mentioned a few times, but you let him participate in several events. Is it interesting to be a transparent person?

The human rights revolution in the United States is real. In addition to causing civil strife in various countries so as to ensure its monopoly position, sell arms and grab oil, and maintain the status of the US dollar as an international currency to harvest the world, there is also a hammer.

Who is the protagonist? Can you tell me about it?

Apologize first, then admit your mistake! ~It's my fault during the Chinese New Year. I was fooled, and I made the wrong arrangement. The ending of about three chapters is a small test, but I arranged it randomly. Ultron itself is the plot behind. I'm sorry to everyone. The Chinese New Year makes you so angry. I'm also sorry for the one or two hundred readers who are disappointed with me. I wonder if you are still there? This apology is for all of you!!! Later, the little author will try his best to readjust the state and slap himself. It's not mine, I'm sorry!!!