Marvel: The Rise of Heroes

In reality, if you watch a movie, you will be bored by the Americans who set Captain America to fight and he will not die. If you read a novel, the protagonist has so many super powers but he cannot kill Captain America. I can't watch it until chapter 27. Is your telekinesis only for defense? You can just control something to fly into Captain America's body and kill him. What about the protagonist's other super powers?

This is a good Marvel novel written this year, worth reading

Nothing he does has anything to do with being a hero!

Pig's feet's thinking logic seems to have been specifically determined by the author to be the villain from the very beginning, so when thinking about problems, everything starts from the villain! As the saying goes, the butt determines the head. You have forced yourself into the position of a villain. Of course, you only think from this direction inexplicably when thinking about problems. But the problem is that as a normal time traveler, your thinking logic has serious errors, doesn't it? It looks like the pig's feet are very smart, but in fact they are just smart and have no great wisdom, and their behavior patterns are even more embarrassing!

Overall, the protagonist's strength is increasing as I read it, but he is still unhappy. This is very annoying.

A hero rises? Is this a hero rising? Why don't you say that the savior has risen? The content and the title of the novel are nothing but Marvel. Others are completely inconsistent. It's obviously the rise of the villain. The destroyer of the world.

Why do we always emphasize telekinesis and potential energy? Telepathy is invisible. Captain America can't predict where the protagonist will emit telepathy, right? Is it possible that the vibranium shield is used to protect Captain America? It's hard to complain about the protagonist's simple and crude use of his superpower. He praises a monkey version of his telekinesis that is defeated by a shield. I always feel that the protagonist's telekinesis is as if he is sprinting with an IQ of 50%. He doesn't even use the magic skills of persuasion and illusion, so he just uses the ** version of telekinesis to challenge the US team.

Hulk is the demon king of the real hell under all things, and Banner is the host of the Demon Gate. Gamma rays open the Demon Gate and cause Hulk to escape and possess Banner. All Spider-Man's abilities come from spider totems. Spider-Man in each parallel universe has his own totem. Parker, Winger, Spider-Man, Spider-Man, Spider-Man, Penny... They are all destined to become Spider-Man. Even if he is bitten by a spider or copied or cloned, Spider-Man cannot gain the power of the totem. Iron Man is Howard's adopted son, a substitute he found to protect his biological son. Wanda and Quicksilver are not Lao Wan's biological children. They were transformed by aliens at birth and are not mutants. However, Wanda was chosen by the passing evil god Sithorn when she was born, which is the source of her chaos power. It is estimated that after a while, Captain America will become the illegitimate child of oaa. By the way, Captain America is black now.

You are obviously a time traveler, so what if you travel to a timeline with a future captain? Does it matter? You are not a native, and Thanos will still lose in the end anyway. There is also predicting the future. Isn't it useful? You can obviously predict the war a few years later, but you can't predict the location of the particle suit, and you still need to find it? Before a fight, wouldn't it be good to predict what the fight will look like in the near future? That's a snake oil ability.

It came in with the word hero, but what you wrote was actually a villain?