Western Crossover: Every Door Opens to a Different World

The best British and American novel I have read so far [crying] Among the novels I have read, it is the first one that does not actually kill the Joker and solves him, the first one that really saves Gotham, the first one that makes all Asgard really understand Loki, the first one that does not resolve the conflict between Bucky and Tony by resurrecting Tony's parents, and the one that makes me feel Tony's fatherly love the most [crying] Yunzheng baby, you are a particularly good baby (ps and my favorite food part hehe)

Awesome! Although the introduction says that the protagonist is silly and sweet, the author's portrayal of the protagonist is very good. He is not a brainless type. The little sister is very cute [Sending Hearts] The setting and main plot are also very novel, but many plots are too fast and end in a hurry. By the way, this book is super friendly to people who have never watched Super English.

Such a good-looking article, such a super-good-looking article, it must be promoted to everyone, everyone will read it, even the superheroes will read it. The setting is novel, the plot is relaxed and relaxed, and the characters are well-prepared. It is suitable for eating too much to relax the mind and body. Except that it is not perfect. Are you there? Is your wife there? Is your wife busy? Hello, madam. Are you free? Madam, look at the manuscript box. Is it empty? Are you there? Are you there? Is your wife playing games? Are you here? Is your wife here? I can wait, madam. I'm dying, are you there? Are you busy, madam? Are you there? Madam, are you coding? Are you here? Are you there? Are you there? I'll send you the draft for a look. Are you there? Madam, it doesn't matter if it's a paragraph. I like to read it. Are you here, madam? Are you busy? Madam, please hurry up and code.

This book should be called Zongmei, or Zongwei DC [laughing]. It is a setting of door-opening time travel that many people have written about. However, through the hut and the food cooked by the heroine, the heroine is given a golden finger to protect herself and help Chaoying. The development of the main plot is very good, and most of the writing is okay, but from time to time it jumps repeatedly between the silly daily life and the sensational original line. Sometimes it also repeats a large plot (such as Robin's death, which appeared several times before and after [face covering]). I feel that these have lowered the overall look and feel. The heroine is more like playing a game and successfully reaches the ending. At the same time, she also gains a lot in real life. It is a standard enjoyable article. There is no love line in the main text, only friendship and family affection, and there is a single-arrow love line in the extra story.

The writing is quite good, not the kind of heroine who is in a cool novel. The heroine is a gentle and kind-hearted little girl, and the system is also a half-completed defective system. But until the end, the little girl was able to risk being backlashed by the rules without a system mall and unable to safely travel around the world. She sneaked across the world to save their families for her friends. I think this is the best thing an ordinary little girl can do, or even better. She is a qualified superhero. [Sending Hearts]

In fact, this book is quite well written, with a painting style that is completely devoid of darkness, does not delve deeply into human nature, and is pure, kind and healing. Everyone is nice and cute. The only drawback is that the heroine is too old. It is quite cool to watch an adult act coquettishly and cutely throughout the whole process... If the protagonist is a real cute kid, even a high school student, it will definitely be worth five stars.

Overall, it's okay. There's nothing particularly shocking. Overall, it's watchable and quite warm. However, I feel that the heroine sometimes doesn't look like a 21-year-old. Is the author a bit childish in writing the heroine in some aspects? The heroine is indeed silly and sweet, so don't read it if it's too outrageous, but if you like warm and happy reunions, you can read it. I think the stories in each small world are quite interesting. Some worlds are written in more detail by the author, while others are basically just a summary, and they should be less important characters. Iron Man and Batman will have more of them, and there are not too OOC places. If you are reading a novel, don't read it with your brain (what? I would like to ask the author if he has read the novel "Go Back in Time and Become a Cat" (if you haven't read it, just pretend I didn't post it #Sorry for Everything)

The author is kind enough to include pictures for those of us who haven't seen it. The heroine has a very nice and cute personality ❤️

I finished reading it~~I'm so happy~~My heart feels warm~~Spoiler warning below. After reading too many time-travel stories, I am actually not too obsessed with whether the protagonist returns to the original world or stays in the time-traveled world. Especially the heroine has her own life in her own world. The author is a rare soft-hearted god. He not only makes up for the regrets of all the heroes in the plot, but also makes up for the regrets of all readers in the extra chapters, allowing the heroine to run back and forth between the two worlds in the end. Love you so much! [Blowing kiss]

It's so healing. To be honest, I don't know much about Marvel and DC. I only read Spider-Man, Iron Man, and Batman. I can definitely read this book and I'm still following it. It's about to end. It's really interesting.