Super Seminary, what is above the void? Is there still a void after the injury of the void?
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May I ask if your book is called Visitor from the Void? What about this void?
It's okay. Personally, I don't think it's as bad as the book circle said. The general plot is still understandable, but it doesn't change much from the original work.
The plot is not all "Black Armor" and "The Company of Heroes", but a combination of the earlier "Super Seminary" trilogy plus "The Company of Heroes". Among them, Yi, Li Feifei, Delevingne, etc. Who were eliminated in "The Company of Heroes" all appeared.
The only point of confusion at the moment is Zhao Hailun's emotional line. It has not highlighted its role and shows no signs of giving up. I don't know if it is a foreshadowing or a failure.
The plot is good, but the hostility in the book circle is probably caused by my failure to understand it. However, this is also a problem with the author's writing style. After all, I am also a bit confused.
The idea of combining the Super God Universe with the Marvel Universe is great, and the original force settings of both sides are at the same level. There is no special extra drama, so this branch line is not bad. But the Ultron incident makes the Marvel Universe seem like an irrelevant thing.
May I ask if your book is called Visitor from the Void? What about this void?
It's okay. Personally, I don't think it's as bad as the book circle said. The general plot is still understandable, but it doesn't change much from the original work. The plot is not all "Black Armor" and "The Company of Heroes", but a combination of the earlier "Super Seminary" trilogy plus "The Company of Heroes". Among them, Yi, Li Feifei, Delevingne, etc. Who were eliminated in "The Company of Heroes" all appeared. The only point of confusion at the moment is Zhao Hailun's emotional line. It has not highlighted its role and shows no signs of giving up. I don't know if it is a foreshadowing or a failure. The plot is good, but the hostility in the book circle is probably caused by my failure to understand it. However, this is also a problem with the author's writing style. After all, I am also a bit confused. The idea of combining the Super God Universe with the Marvel Universe is great, and the original force settings of both sides are at the same level. There is no special extra drama, so this branch line is not bad. But the Ultron incident makes the Marvel Universe seem like an irrelevant thing.
I like this book very much
Red and fiery, in a trance