Marvel: I Became Iron Man's Daughter

It's okay. The most confusing thing in the whole story is the relationship between Captain America and the heroine at that time. Because it suddenly crossed paths, I felt uncomfortable and I really didn't like the unreasonable relationship. Later, when the heroine and Ultron were together, I thought it was good. After all, when Ultron and the heroine had a three-day date, I felt that there might be a scene and they would eventually become a couple. Overall, the writing style is pretty good, and it's a story worth reading. Fortunately, I didn't abandon the story when I saw the relationship between Captain America and the heroine, otherwise I wouldn't have been able to watch the end.

This book is very interesting, but I don't know why, maybe I didn't see the Gao Dynasty part. Now that I have read more than seventy chapters, I feel that it is very bland and tends to be daily. The reason for giving it five stars is that the heroine asked Iron Man for help and sent him a letter. Iron Man's response was very alert, which made me feel bright. I had only watched Iron Man identify his daughter before. I didn't check anything to be sure, so I just admitted it. This Iron Man looks very clever, and it feels like you are reading the original work.

It's a Marvel fan that is worth reading. First of all, let me remind you that the protagonist's former life is female. There is no sexual transformation or Lily plot. The male protagonist is not Captain America, or... The male protagonist is not even a human being. The identity of the female protagonist is related to the Infinity Stones. By the way, I would like to disclose to you in advance that Thor married Loki after his gender change [smile][smile][smile]

After watching it, I feel that I have really watched all the Avengers movies, from Iron Man 1 to Avengers 3. Because of the relationship between the heroine and Avengers 4, I feel emotional. The ending of the story is very good, everyone has their own destination, instead of one of the Big Three dying. , One is old, and the other has left the earth. As a fan story, it is still very good, and it is very friendly to movie fans. Moreover, there seems to be a certain plot in the comic about Captain America being the president. Finally, there is the foreshadowing of 50 dollars. Stan Lee implements it throughout the novel.

Part of my opinion: I feel that the writing is not as powerful as the great master, this book is more of warmth. The perfect ending is something I haven't seen in a long time. I think the title of the book could be changed to "Marvel: Days of Future Past" which would be more appropriate 😂😂😂

The early part of the movie has a lot of plot, about seventy or eighty chapters, but the later part is still interesting. Those who have read various Marvel series may feel that the first part is ink (because that's how I feel), but the later parts are okay and worth a try. Read the entire book --- spoiler warning ⚠️⚠️⚠️ I don't understand why Ariel fell in love with Ultron in the end, as if to impose a CP, which made me feel uncomfortable watching Ariel. What did Ultron do? What did Ultron do? Author, tell me, why did Ariel fall in love with Ultron??? Why does he have Ultron? If I have to add CP, I think falling in love with Jarvis is the best choice for me. Jarvis has at least grown up with Ariel, and has been Ariel's personal butler for a long time. He awakened his soul because of Ariel's soul gem, and even got a body from the Collector. Author, tell me what Ultron did for Ariel so that Ariel would fall in love with him? [Awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]

It's good to watch, and I've finished watching it. Another point is that the heroine's CP is not Captain America. This must be remembered. MD was almost deceived by someone in the comment area.

To be honest, I felt an unreal feeling after reading this book. It was indeed too fast to read a novel in one night. But I have to say that this book is very well written, and I didn't want it to end until the end. The only thing that makes me feel a little inconsistent is that Loki turns into a woman and marries Thor. I have not read the comics, only watched the movies. Maybe I will read the plot of the comics to heal my shocked heart.

It's a good book, warm, touching, and not messy. It's more beautiful than the male video Long Aotian. The only drawback is that in the beginning, when the heroine is still very good, the sense of participation is too low, so that people who are familiar with Marvel plots will look like they are watching a text movie.

At the beginning, the heroine was always playing soy sauce, and later she became the boss. However, it was really sudden to see the heroine and the captain. Then there was the time journey with Loki, and there were Jarvis and Ultron. I felt that everyone might be a CP. Finally, I decided on Ultron. Jarvis became his assistant. After Loki became a woman, he became close to Thor, but the captain didn't seem to mention it. There were also various foreshadowings, the heroine's power, what Peggy said, and fifty dollars. In short, I personally feel that the whole book is generally good.