I’m in the Marvel Universe: My Magic Trains Itself

When I traveled to Marvel, I didn't go play Yanmar. I actually stayed at home and played magic.

Not recommended for everyone to watch. . . Real. . . Let's put it this way, over seven million words. At least five million words are water. What can be said in one sentence, the author can describe in a chapter and a half.

All the magic of the protagonist can be done at will without any control. You can hit him whenever you want. If you don't want to hit him, you can't do anything with magic. Why should you learn such magic?

It's too watery, and it's hard water, which makes people look embarrassed. For example, in the first few chapters, it was written that it took a short time to learn the magic shield, and then when I went to learn a new magic, I just said that I had learned the magic shield. I just didn't say it and then had people refute it and refute it and refute it again. It was a lot of verbosity. When you saw wood, why did it pull?

I'm speechless. Ultron copied the magic into the robot? Emotional magic is just a matter of drawing a magic circle. I'm a fool and it's cheating. Then why do these magicians practice if they have a hammer?

Master Gu Yi was directly written off. His performance in this book is not much better than mentally retarded.

Especially in the ancient lineage of the Earth, whether it is a movie, anime or comic, it is written that excessive use of white magic will damage one's body, and that kind of magic is not magic. It is similar to borrowing other people's things. Unlike other magic worlds, you can practice magic on your own. It is just borrowing other people's things to lose your life. Otherwise, how can everyone be a melee magician? If you use that kind of magic too much, you will die or your life will be overdrawn.

The first chapter is quite poisonous. The author must have brushed up this book himself.

Magic has a will of its own, and it can also throw tantrums and prevent you from using it, so you can't use it. For details, see the wife's seal. Pure paper setting,**

The power of mages in the American comic world all comes from high-latitude demons. If they are used too much, they will lose arms and legs. How can they use the energy of the multiverse? Are you kidding? Forget it if you haven't read the comic, it's also introduced in the movie. Are you blind? I'm really speechless. What did you write?