
Marvel’s Umbrella Corporation
漫威的安布雷拉
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- Completed
- Length
- 576k Words
- Genre
- Unknown
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- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Looking for Masterpieces, but Not Anything on the Recommendation Rankings
Don't recommend anything where the protagonist's surname is Ye or Ling, where the protagonist has a cute little sister, or where the protagonist is a bleeding-heart do-gooder. In short, no stupid novels. The darker and more ruthless, the better! Kill, kill, kill!!!
Marvel Has Fallen Off. There Are No Good Stories Anymore
There aren’t any good Marvel books left. They’re all old.
Marvel Masterpieces Rated 9.0 or Higher. Prove Me Wrong
TV Series Fanfiction
Why doesn’t Tomato Novel have fanfiction based on American TV shows? Like *Grimm*, *Twilight*, *Underworld*, *Teen Wolf*, and *Daybreakers*.
Any Ruthless Novels About Companies Like Umbrella Corporation? No Goody-Two-Shoes Protagonists
Looking for books like *Marvel’s Umbrella Corporation*.
Novels Where the Protagonist Transmigrates into Various Anime and Movies to Claim Their Opportunities
Jackie Chan Adventures, Marvel, and the like.
Martial Arts Training in Republican-Era China, Possibly with a Cheat
Set in the Republican era. It could also be in Uncle Jiu’s world. The protagonist learns martial arts, and can have a cheat System or something like that.
Ruthless, Decisive, Cunning, and Always Putting Profit First, with Smart Schemes
Ruthless, decisive, sinister, cunning, putting profit above all else, and full of intelligent schemes. Only recommend one or two truly high-quality novels, or I'll curse you. A real masterpiece.
I’ve Recently Gotten Into Marvel! Fellow Cultivators, Why Not Share Some Great Books with Me?
Villain Stories, Highly Recommended
American Comics, DC, Marvel, With Wonder Woman Diana as the Heroine
Marvel fanfiction.
The Protagonist Steals Technology from Movies to Build a Base and Grow Their Power
Something like *Fantasy World Inside a Computer* or *The Black Technology Monopoly Company*.
Stories Where Only the Protagonist Can Transmigrate Into Different Movie Worlds
Resident Evil series, Marvel series, and the like, where the protagonist can transmigrate repeatedly.
Archaea, True Bacteria, Viruses, Fungi, and Cancer Cells
The first two absorb light energy; the virus uses others to replicate itself; fungi use radiation for synthesis; and cancer cells are mucous organisms. From a molecular biology perspective, it’s an animal, but smaller than bacteria. It may have evolved from an organism that developed cancer in ancient times.
No Saintly Do-Gooders! They Make Me Furious. Villain Protagonists Preferred!
Give Me Books About SCPs Being Unsealed! I Also Can’t Find That Backrooms Game Story
Male Lead Builds Umbrella Corporation
Ideally, the world is destroyed with a virus.
Looking for Novels About Building a Base in the Mountains
Thanks!
Desperate for Something to Read: No Idiotic Characters, Kill the Saintly Ones First, Fantasy with High Martial Arts
Looking for books like The Ten-Day End.
Action-Packed American Crime Shows with Gang Shootouts
Looking for books similar to Shameless House of D'Lag. The TV show, come on, guys.
Umbrella Corporation-Type Stories
A huge company with its own underground base and mercenaries, run by a puppet master who controls other countries from behind the scenes.
I Remember a Novel Where the Protagonist Created the SCP Foundation
Any Great Novels About Building a Power from a Young Age?
The writing needs to be good 🙏
Marvel, Marvel, but Don’t Throw Naruto or One Piece Into the Mix
More specifically, I’d like to avoid things that easily lead to broken power scaling, as well as overdone tropes. Unless it’s truly an exceptional book, I’d rather not see those either.
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Dear author, I would like to make a small comment about your book. The world level is only 5. Is it too low? After all, it's Marvel, and most importantly, it's the Mandarin. After all, in novels and comics, it's a big boos. It feels a bit mindless, and there are too many female protagonists. But, come on ↖(^ω^)↗, I hope you can improve it.
The author must be a biochemistry fan, and so am I. Your book solves my regret that the Umbrella force in Resident Evil was destroyed by Leon and others without any solution. The male protagonist is also a ruthless person, which fits this setting, and the chip-controlled bionic is more realistic. However, compared to other novels, the journey of the protagonist is unexplainably bumpy, which also shows that the road to success is not smooth. It's just that the current Internet era is different. The protagonist's journey should be smoother and stronger. Don't let the secret recipe be stolen all day long, and other forces will follow him and beat him. Overall, I like the author's work very much, and I hope it can make up for my regrets about biochemistry!
I think the best work is a tragedy. It would be better if the protagonist soared into the sky from the perspective of a villain at first, advanced by leaps and bounds, and finally almost conquered all countries, but was strangled by the universe and the alliance of all countries. Note that it is from the perspective of the villain, not an ordinary person, not a decent one. The ambivalence and ruthlessness of the protagonist (villain) are written from the perspective of the villain, and the conflicts and changes in the universe of various countries, planets, and universes are described. It would be better to reflect the society. It would be more fun if the earth originally had the upper hand but was killed by aliens due to conflicts.
The author has arranged all the movie, TV and game viruses, giving things to do in the universe that have nothing to do but snap their fingers when they eat too much.
The subject matter is very good, the author's thinking is clear, and the writing is okay. The main reason for the low rating is the female protagonist. Today's readers only like plot and don't want to be held back by emotions. Nowadays, most of the readers are pure love warriors and singles. If you write about multiple female protagonists, the rating is basically enough to reach 9.0 (I am a single).
The author continues to update, and it suits my taste. I like the Resident Evil and Marvel series, and the author just combined them. The Brainless Little White King is a real boss novel. I have read enough of the brainless and slap-in-the-face stories. This book is really slow to read! Come on, come on, come on! The more I read, the more I feel that there is a little problem with this book. This type of novel should not require a female protagonist. When I read this type of novel, I only read the plot and development to see how Umbrella will succeed, not the female protagonist. If I want to read the female protagonist, I might as well read the stallion novel! What pissed me off the most was when Jessica and Xiaoyu made mistakes in the early stages, either leaking secrets or having secrets stolen, but nothing happened in the end. What happened to Xiaosi? The loyal subordinates who came from the Dragon Kingdom were left out in the cold just because of something? I really feel aggrieved for Xiaosi🥺
Dark enough for me to like I want to ask, why does a friend of mine particularly like reading these dark books, but he is also very kind, alas.
I don't know how to put it, but every time the protagonist invents a new thing and performs a new action, it will be stolen, betrayed, greatly reduced, and suffer heavy losses. Then the protagonist has to rush to the next item. It feels like the protagonist is like a pig kept in captivity by the villain. When the meat grows, a piece is cut off, and then the pig quickly finds a way to grow it back, and then cuts it off...
First of all, five stars to encourage The subject matter of this book is relatively new. One flaw is that the early development speed is not very fast. I believe that most readers do not want to see such a long development journey. The conflicts in this book are not obvious, and there are no attractive points to make readers have the desire to continue reading (I only express my personal opinion. Anyway, I want to change the book after reading it). The second is the emotional line. They have been together for two lives, so it is still very hazy. The rest have not been discovered yet, and I will add it later.