Marvel: The Immortal Throne

The female reporter Roxanne in Ghost Rider, the female police officer Binny in Gotham, and Liv in Constantine have only played the protagonist once but never mentioned them once. I feel so scumbag. Mary Jane, who works as a maid in the protagonist's house, is happier than them, and there are also more serious problems with missing daughters, such as Emma's sister Kara, Jane and Daisy in Thor, the Hulk's cousin, the princess of the Inhumans, Lucy in Supergirl, and Sara from the Legends Team. These women all seem to have feelings for the protagonist but there is no follow-up explanation in the end. Especially in Legend Squad's Shala, the protagonist asked her if she was virgin, and even kissed her later. She also wrote that Shala would often miss the protagonist in the future, but did not write about the follow-up situation. It felt that the protagonist was sick. After doing so many things, he still did not accept her for decades.

1. The main character's biggest advantage is that he can gain abilities even if he dies. Why is it that Magneto's abilities are enough? Wouldn't it be better to just rebirth Magneto? 2. At the beginning, I told you not to have the ability to heal. The protagonist can get rid of the bad parts when he gets the abilities. Otherwise, why would he have all the abilities and not be able to get rid of the bad parts? Wouldn't the protagonist become a monster? 3. It was a bit ** at the beginning, too salty. World War II was a good period for copying mutant abilities. But if you have Magneto's abilities and practice them non-stop, wouldn't you be a Magneto even if you practice for decades? Why don't you practice your collection ability at the same time? I look really anxious.

Don't you know the production price of Amand alloy? It's probably about the same as gold, so you can use it to make city walls and bridges.

Hello, author, I would like to ask, the pictures in the book cannot be downloaded. It is very troublesome to find them by myself. Can you help me solve it?! Thanks

It's been so long and I still can't read it

The protagonist robbed the Kree's Dark Star and kept it outside the Earth. How did he refuel it? Was it Earth's gasoline?

Why can't I read suddenly?

A rare good book, much better than the previous one, highly recommended

The writing is good, but a bit bland

Damn it, what a broken website and I can't read it