Conquering the Marvel Universe: I Level Up Without Limit by Hunting

The vast majority of so-called heroes are disruptors of order! That is to say, they are neutral good or chaotic good beings! Yet, they are completely unaware of this, seeing themselves as maintainers of order! On the contrary, many so-called villains pursue order and want to change it!

The plot, character development, and some small details are all very well done, making it a true gem in the otherwise awful world of comics. To be honest, it's hard to believe this is an American comic book from Tomato. Personally, I feel it's better than most American comics from other sites published around the same time.

Wow, not bad! Keep it up!

It's a great book, with a tight, fast-paced plot. The male lead is decisive and ruthless, displaying excellent political acumen. The characters have clear social awareness, and the female lead is beautiful. The whole book is exactly my type. Keep it up!

It seems alright so far. I wanted to recommend this movie again today, but I couldn't find it, and searching didn't work either. I don't know what's going on.

Very satisfied. There was a similar book before, where the male protagonist possessed skills similar to those of a male gunner in DNF (Dungeon Fighter Online). The male protagonist in this book fits the anti-hero archetype better; he doesn't show mercy to superheroes like in other novels, nor does he employ the ruthless methods of some dark fantasy novels. He also has his own set of values. The problem is, why didn't you give a tip?

Not bad, not bad, but I haven't looked at the book several times because of the title. I suggest changing the title. Something felt off from episode 101 onwards. Especially the main character's personality shifted from chaotic kindness to chaotic evil, which was very strange. The Black Lily was already dealt with earlier, but then a Hydra Black Lily was introduced in episode 101, and no amount of commentary changed it. It's probably because the show was so successful that they changed authors.

Why is it gone again?! Ugh, I'm so angry! 😠😠😠 Five out of the ten books I was following were abandoned halfway through! How am I supposed to live?!

It's a pretty good book. Even while leveling up by killing monsters in the system, it still maintains its own ideology, helps the weak, unites its partners, builds high walls, and stores up grain. After all, it's only on the physical side; it doesn't have any magic-based methods yet.

It's incredibly good, as unforgettable as Captain America: Civil War, one of the best Marvel movies. It reduces the sheer enjoyment of traditional Marvel fiction, offering more of the author's own perspectives and analyses. Highly recommended for fans of romance novels.