American Comics: From the Start, I Draw Cancer Cell Immortality

Um, let me ask you a few major poisonous points. I'm not sure and I'd like to ask the author. 1: Is the protagonist's peer a direct time traveler or a clone similar to a resurrected corpse? After all, the clone is suspected of being self-inflicted and the ability to directly travel remains unchanged. If the body is changed, won't the essence of the ability change? 2: This book will probably be finished if there are clones, but I still want to ask how the clones will be dealt with later. Is it fusion with the main body, similar to annexation into one, or something like that? These questions are really important. I hope they can be answered [what]

It's easy to give the protagonist various abilities. Doesn't the plot of Marvel's Eternals include aliens? Don't aliens have the ability to absorb others? The protagonist acquires alien abilities and absorbs other people. The Eternals have many good abilities. They can take Wanda and Polaris home to raise them and eat them when they are raised.

Not dying is the capital of infinite evolution. Jonathan took advantage of the immortality of cancer cells to escape crisis after crisis in various dangerous situations. His unlimited copying ability allows him to quickly adapt to different environments. In the process of traveling through the world, the protagonist grows step by step. The writing of the story is absolutely top-notch, and it's not bad at all! !

The protagonist, as the son of the director of S. H. I. E. L. D., Strives to move forward in a world full of challenges. After three years of time travel, I finally opened up the superpower system and gained the immortality of cancer cells. It was so exciting. The plot of the novel has ups and downs, making it both tense and exciting. I highly recommend it to everyone! !

By accident, he became the third son of a Hydra director. By relying on the immortality of cancer cells in his system, Jonathan saved the day time and time again in a world full of dangers. His ability to replicate infinitely made him seem to possess magic and create miracles in the microscopic world. It was truly amazing and exciting.

It's great. I think the author has given new characteristics to the protagonist Jonathan. The character is vividly portrayed, and the rhythm of the content is quite well grasped. This is the only novel that I didn't skip reading. Really good.

The identity of the protagonist is really amazing. The author wrote the content in an ups and downs and exciting way. It really gets better and better the more you look at it. This is really a rare and good book. I have to back it up.

The immortality of this cancer cell is really a special existence. There are so many conspiracy theories inside, I think it would be difficult for me to survive if I went in. This author's writing is so wonderful, I love it so much!

The protagonist's cancer cell immortality makes him a being that is difficult to defeat. In the process of traveling through the world, the protagonist continues to learn and grow. His wisdom and courage are amazing. The author's imagination is too rich and the world view he constructs is grand. From the world of American comics to the universe, every place is full of mystery and danger. Very beautiful and wonderful. Recommended

After watching it, the beginning looks better😁😁😁🐟