American Comics: With Heaven-Defying Comprehension, I Create My Own Microverse

Ah!!! Still don't understand why you should join the Women's Federation? The main characters are obviously there. In the Thor plot, she has already made a deal with Odin and joined the Women's Federation. This is equivalent to a founding emperor or a national leader joining a small organization under the jurisdiction of a country. And that country is not that good. Do we have to play house with them?

Saint Seiya still wants to play American comics? This makes me laugh so hard. Saint Seiya can't even beat the Knights, but this is a comic book. Sheng Pi is being obscene.

Very well written. It's a pity that as the founder of a top power, he still has to join the Avengers to play house. I stopped watching from there.

I hope that the protagonist will not be kidnapped by morality. He must pay good things to help others solve the enemy. Like Nick Fury and Captain America, they like moral kidnapping. If you have the ability to save New York but if you don't, it's your fault. This kind of person is really a**. The protagonist should really go to Asgard to deal with Thor and find a chance to get to know each other. Don't get too involved with the Avengers.

I feel that the Nine Divine Treasures system is the most comprehensive in terms of developing potential, followed by the Four Heavenly Gates of the Divine Gate. Most of the training systems in Japanese comics are eccentric and consume life potential. This can be seen from the fact that the small universe does not have longevity from the sixth sense onwards. Moreover, the small universe system should be related to the special laws of the world. After all, the sixth sense has atomic level power, and some children can use it. . .

What the hell is written here? I can't understand it. I can't connect it at all.

The Saint Seiya system is still very strong The Fifth Sense Saint. They are all saints who are beyond ordinary preparation. Awakening the small universe is the fifth sense saint. The Sixth Sense Saint. The Bronze Saint can unleash sonic fists. There are also many superpowers. The Sixth Sense Silver Saint. A fist that can reach the speed of sound. But it is a hundred times a thousand times the speed of sound. The combat power goes from cities to surface planets. The Seventh Sense Golden Saint. A fist that can move at the speed of light. It can even explode to a star at the lowest level. The lower limit can reach exploding stars, solar systems, and galaxy clusters. A warrior with the eighth sense of nearness. Ordinary gods are just the small universe of gods with the eighth sense. More powerful than Saint Seiya. The lower limit is also very high. Exploding galaxy clusters to cosmic structures to single universes. Ninth sense, this is God, a second-level God. Sleep. Possessing the small universe of God, he is more powerful than ordinary Saints. The lower limit is equally high. From the explosive single body universe to the super single body.

The comment section started to go crazy again. As for the person who said that the Saints can't beat the Knights, I don't know the Knights, so I won't jump to conclusions. But those who said that the ceiling of Saints in Chronos is infinitely diverse, are you looking at the encyclopedia version of Saints? There are only two clear settings of Lao Ke in the original work. Both are settings related to status. It is said that he is the overlord of all time and space and the god of time. There is no setting related to combat power. I don't know where it came from that Lao Ke created the world of Saints. There is no such setting at all. I am the only one who can say that in the original work, Lao Ke Not to mention the two settings related to status and the actual performance of the multi-level. Lao Ke, as the background and ceiling, has never tried his best. Although we can't be sure that he is not diverse, we can't be sure that he is diverse. Besides, what those saints talk about is not diversity, but infinite diversity. Isn't this nonsense?

I would like to give you a suggestion. The protagonist can tell the outside world that the small universe is a self-created method. Normal humans will not be able to sense it in their lifetime. Only the protagonist can give the small universe seeds to practice, and then get an ability similar to Yhwach's Saint. The results of other people's cultivation in the small universe can be easily taken back, and it can be given to a few people who have dealings with it. Trading once is equivalent to someone else helping you practice anyway. The protagonist can also use it to trick SHIELD. Just say that he wants the Cosmic Cube and other things are not worth it. Whether others can use the small universe is not a matter of the protagonist. If the army or SHIELD wants to force the protagonist to just go on a killing spree, the seventh sense should be arranged as soon as possible. I don't want the protagonist to be weak for a day.

To be honest, I never understood why the protagonist went to the Women's Federation to join in the fun. He can go directly to Ancient One, but he can't go to Odin. Or just participate in the Thor plot, and then go to the God's Domain with the stooge. Do you have to participate in the Avengers plot? I have only read Chapter 20, and I still don't know if the protagonist has joined the Women's Federation. But if the protagonist of the plot joins later, then I won't watch it. We have to establish a sanctuary and become the master of the sanctuary, and we have to go to the Women's Federation...