Lu Yu transmigrates to the Marvel Universe. He really doesn't want to transmigrate, but he does anyway.
Still, no matter how he got here, life goes on. To make his life a little better, Lu Yu activates the System, builds an editor, forms a mysterious organization, and takes control of S.H.I.E.L.D., Hydra, Leviathan, and other organizations.
"You say my technology isn't scientific? That turning consciousness into various forms of energy is impossible? I do things the unscientific way!"
"You say mutant abilities and Inhuman powers are unique and mysterious? My mutant and Inhuman technologies beg to differ."
"You say Thanos, the Ancient One, Odin, and the Five Cosmic Entities are unstoppable? My Xiongxin Editor, my super-adaptive body that can contain any power, and my gift that pushes every power to its limits: Radiance, along with my Trinity and my alternative version of the Apostle, are waiting for them!"
"I am Lu 'You Lose the Moment You Make a Move' Yu. I'll beat you to a pulp!"
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This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
My sister has a pair of nests on her chest, which are like hillsides. My brother felt down the nest and touched a small bird's nest. The elder brother put the bird into the nest, and the bird shivered when it was flooded. The younger sister wouldn't let the bird leave the nest, which scared the little bird to foam at the white. The older brother took the bird out of the nest, and the little bird suddenly lost weight.
I just want to know what the significance of the protagonist who can defeat the five great gods of Marvel is in Qin Shi. Strictly speaking, is it interesting to write about a world where Qin Shi has not even touched the law? The word "" doesn't need to be watery, right?
Tom Cat is almighty, okay? It's a powerful comparison.
The plot is a mess, and the protagonist's strength is also inconsistent...
The writing of this book is excellent, the plot is touching, the ending is unexpected, and the content is resonant and thought-provoking. It is one of the rare good books I have encountered in decades. My only regret is that I have not read a word, but it does not affect my review at all.
He directly told the story about his time travel. Guys like Gu Yi who can play with time would know it in a minute.
I just can't figure it out. What is there to do on earth? Can't we go to the universe to do it?
A novel written in such a mess that it sounds like a schizophrenia.
My writing skills are not good and I don't understand the language.
It's been dozens of chapters and the Marvel plot hasn't been connected yet? Also, you can be a bit bad as a person, but you can't be mean.