This Is Marvel: Insanity

Nice looking, but no comments, please help sort it out. The introductory comments do not mention whether there is CP or not. In addition, epileptic articles are often without CP, so fans without CP are prevented from entering by mistake. Warning here in advance: This article contains cp (I ran away, but the article is good-looking, so I left it five stars. If you like CP, just read it. There is no need to say it specifically under this comment. The purpose of this comment is just to help fellow fans clear mines [face covering])

This author is making great progress! I only read a few dozen of the lucky ones, and I couldn't react to the exciting main plot that suddenly entered the scene before I rescued it. This book feels like the author has found his own style. The previous serious ones were not very attractive, but the style of this book plus so much experience as a foreshadowing, it is simply great! It's so addictive! It made me laugh so hard

It's embarrassing, but why do you need clones, Tianlei, and dummies? They still have their own thoughts. Fortunately, in the latest chapter, I feel that there is no real sense. There is not too much emphasis on avatars, two separate personalities, and they can fly solo (such as self-discipline) for the time being. After the latest multiverse came back, it was a bit boring, just a bit inexplicable. For example, Carter inexplicably had more scenes than Gwen. For example, the Pig Man from Rope has no follow-up. For example, it was so chaotic, Clown Murphy was invincible and bald, and the inexplicable Natasha, Captain, etc., Felt something was not right.

What's embarrassing is that there seems to be no education or training content in it.

Wow, the world is finally what I want it to be. The author's mental state is a bit wrong. I don't know if anyone cares, but I am the only one who feels sorry for giegie, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh [licking the screen] [laughing]

I've read almost 300 chapters and will give you a brief review. The bad news is that the author probably doesn't have an outline or a detailed outline. He just writes whatever comes to mind. For example, regarding the exposure of his identity as Spider-Man, he was still deceiving Gwen in the first few chapters, but he directly told it later. Apart from water, the only guess about the reason is that he wrote whatever he thought of. Because readers complained, he changed it again. The good news is that the author is a talented person. Even if it can be seen that there is no outline, the writing is interesting enough to attract people. All kinds of funny plots appear reasonably and vividly. It is even suspected that the author is a big shot who came over to write it impromptu. And from other comments, I feel that it can't be called behind-the-scenes, but more of a complete work. The protagonist is semi-invincible and can't eat turtles. I will continue to watch it. It's quite to my liking so far. Let's add some complaints. The protagonist or the author's life is a bit better, such as Nick and Stark. At least in the 300 chapters I have seen, Nick or Tony Stark seem to have been playing the role of the clown. It would be better to say that some of the characters in the original show are playing the role of the clown. If possible, I still hope to add some highlights to the original heroes.

I have already read Chapter 67. Overall, there is no problem. However, if the scale of this clone is not well controlled, it will be a big problem. Although in some sense, it is a connection between two people, but it is still a bit unacceptable. In the future, the protagonist will have to come in person for those intimate contacts.

Although it's a bit cool, it's much better than the self-green one.

To summarize. [Eat melon] Advantages: It's good to watch, it's really good to watch, the plot is reasonable, the epilepsy is real, it's really funny, one of the few well-written fan fiction. [Eat melon] Disadvantages: To be honest, some places are still a bit heavy-handed, which lowered my evaluation of this novel. Moreover, the plot is a bit draggy, and the more I read to the end, the less I want to read it. [Eat melon] Personal rating: 8.1-8.3

I feel that many very practical skills have been left out in the back, and I feel that the talent is a bit exhausted in the back, but it is still quite interesting.