The Superhero Joint Task Force: My First Mission Was to Talk Harley Quinn Into It

Marvel (Avengers and X-Men) + DC + Resident Evil, that's all for now, I don't know if there will be others in the future. The author is so confident and dares to integrate so many elements. It's very strong! Very nice! Very impressive! Very crooked!

Okay, I think it's quite interesting. If possible, how about developing a relationship line? The description of the male protagonist's character is very good. 💕 But now his emotional line is a bit "simple", that is, he has a lustful heart but not a lustful courage. 🤦

This book is definitely a low score of 7. Although the monsters are stitched together, there is no illogical logic or a collapse of combat power (at least in my opinion). I don't like to read Marvel fans, but I feel that the plot is well stitched. People and things that are logically inserted in some unexpected places are surprisingly good-looking.

The harem is very oriental, leaning towards Japanese comics, and the insertion of republican thinking into American comics is a bit abrupt. Of course, I don't mind this, after all, the soul is a real Chinese, but the female characters in the original comics seem to be orientalized, which makes me a little uncomfortable.

The three female protagonists, King Ada, Harley Quinn and Hela, have a great plot, and this is the only American comic I have read that writes such a good story about braised eggs. The braised eggs are quite funny here, like a desperate old father who was bullied by a naughty child.

It's one thing that the plot is well integrated and it looks very smooth. Although many of them are American comics that I haven't read, the most important thing is that his abilities are too many and too complex. Once these abilities are too much, you have to make up for them. Once you make up for the flaws, it will look inconsistent. Superheroes are outstanding in certain aspects, just highlight their characteristics. Cap is about physical ability, Iron Man is about technology, right? Too many abilities will not help you make the character more vivid, specializing in one or a few is important.

The FBI of American Comics, the first battle to persuade Harley Quinn Made by Qiongcheng Ice Tea The theme of American comics combines multiple animation movie universes, which looks very refreshing. The main characters each have their own characteristics and are described in more detail. Four and a half to five stars.

It's so interesting, the language is humorous, the writing is also very good, the narrative is also very well connected, and the integration of the world view is very good and interesting. The bosses and protagonists are also intelligent and powerful, and the author should also know a lot about the DC and Marvel universes. Basically, there is nothing unreasonable. And it's a harem, with Hela, Harley Quinn, and King Ada Harley Quinn is a little crazy but also smart. She loves the protagonist unabashedly but is not brainless. She is surprisingly reliable at critical moments. King Ada is a reliable supporter of the protagonist due to her dutifulness. Her deep love for the protagonist makes her recognized by Purple Lantern, which makes up for her lack of combat power. It is very interesting. Hela was accidentally rescued from the seal by the protagonist. Her tall figure makes her unexpectedly safe, hehe, and she is so powerful that she remains calm at all times and is very charming. Well, Sister Yu is the best, big sister is the best

Okay, this is the first book that Tomato has changed its review in more than 10,000 hours. Now that it has been changed, let's talk about the book. First of all, this book gave me a different feeling from traditional American comics, which are violent literature with lasers flying around, corpses scattered everywhere, buildings collapsing, and people either fighting or on the way to a fight. The author pays great attention to the interweaving and overall coherence of the plot, and handles the fragmented group portrait description very well. Secondly, because the content itself is too integrated, a very serious problem is that the threshold for reading this book is a bit low. You still need to have some knowledge about American comics, American dramas, and American movies. Otherwise, you won't know what the new character is! Finally, the author has a great imagination. From the very beginning of the team battle, I started to guess the characters and events, but he never got it right! All the dramas I have watched for so many years have been in vain! The author is an old man! 🍉 🍉 🍉

I feel good after watching the previous part. Anyone who has finished it can tell me whether there is a female protagonist and if so, who she is. Grateful