American Comics: the Alchemist

The writing and plot are not bad, but it's a pity that the subject matter of alchemy is relatively niche, and the world background is relatively chaotic. It's really hard to imagine how ordinary people survive with some DC characters➕Marvel➕X-Men? It is even more unimaginable how the indigenous protagonist, whose memory has been washed away, can develop his own three views in a short period of time! What's even more puzzling is that the protagonist has already awakened his self-awareness. According to normal people's reactions, shouldn't they try to retrieve their memories or find their origins? Anyway, when I saw the updated chapter, I didn't find that the protagonist wanted to retrieve his past and memories. During this period, the protagonist was inexplicably popular with women, and was even pushed back by the Phoenix Girl. The harem is okay, but the heroines' personalities must also be considered. Goldfinger is very powerful, but look at what the protagonist does! The refined Philosopher's Stone became a tool for making money, and the true function of the Gate of Truth was not fully developed. The refined artificial intelligence eventually rebelled. How funny! Originally, it seems that there are relatively few readers of this type. In addition, there are indeed many flaws in the plot. No one reads it, so the low rating is naturally more normal. If you ask me to say that the world background should not be as big as American comics, it may be better to write directly in Marvel. Besides, isn't it normal to travel to other worlds with Goldfinger? Adding an obsession to find memories to the protagonist, allowing the protagonist to travel across the world to find his lost past is not much more exciting than staying in the world of American comics.

A male protagonist who doesn't know the plot, comes from the world of alchemy, and is suspected of being an indigenous man can be written like this, which is already very good. At least I rarely read fan works with indigenous male protagonists, as they lose a lot of fun and the content becomes more protracted. The lack of people watching is not a problem of quality or updates. Sometimes it is just like this, and it is not a fault of war. Let me correct you, in the next few dozen chapters, the protagonist regained a little memory. Originally he was a time traveler, but in order to find his way home, he sacrificed his original world and came to the Marvel world.

I love the manga Fullmetal Alchemist so much that I give this one five stars. I am being rash in giving five stars. The main character in the back is the paddling machine. The plot is full of water and the water leakage is serious.

The story is about a time traveler who went to the world of Fullmetal Alchemist and wanted to go home, but was unable to go back and sacrificed the entire world. As a result, he traveled to Marvel and then died. A new personality was born in his body. This type is not suitable for Marvel. Indeed, there are relatively few people watching it.

Alchemy! In fact, there are many ways to use it [laughing]

A very nice book

How can I put it... I can only say that it is pretty good. The plot connections of Avengers, Blade, and some American TV series are relatively normal, and there is no major breakdown in combat power. It's more plot-oriented, not a good read, and doesn't have any exciting fighting scenes. It's okay to solve the book shortage.

It's pretty cool, why doesn't anyone see it?

It feels good [eating melon] is worth watching

It's so pretty, come on (≧∇≦)/

Not bad, come on, author

At least it's not bad

To be honest, the author's writing is quite good. The plot may be due to the writing skills, but I still hope that the author can continue to work hard and keep working hard!

It's very interesting. It's rare for anyone to write about alchemy so well.