Starting with Marvel, I Became Superman on My Own!

Suggestions The style of this kind of book is suitable for multiple female protagonists. You should be decisive when accepting a female protagonist, don't procrastinate and engage in ambiguity, and don't give away a female protagonist. Ghost spiders, Gwen and King Ada can all be collected. After all, this kind of hodgepodge world is the most suitable for multiple female protagonists.

To be honest, Jackie Chan's Adventures may be a bit troublesome. There is a balance between good and evil, and there is no chaos. In other words, righteousness and evil will continue to strengthen people on both sides to maintain balance, and no one can remain neutral. These two concepts do not belong to Marvel, but to Dragon Treasure. These two concepts are actually the right and left hands of the planners, who must maintain the balance of the two parties' combat power.

Suggestions The copy does not need to be too long, as long as the plot is clearly stated, it will be ok.

Among the American comic novels I have read, this one is very well written, with a tight rhythm, reasonable logic, and good writing style.

In fact, it's okay. Although there are some flaws, I can still watch it. The protagonist is invincible all the way, and then there are some missions across the world to make Invincible less boring. The middle part will be a little confusing, but it's still acceptable [laughing and crying]

You can go to the world of Naruto to get Uncle Snake (Aunt) Hashirama's cells, Uchiha bloodline Obito's eyes, other gods, don't always fight alone, it's not that you don't have the ability to cultivate your hands, create a dimensional space, or a floating continent like Asgard.

This book is well written. The author has at least read various Marvel settings.

I have read both of them. They are both very good. They are among the best books about American comics. Don't stop updating them.

I don't know, I think it's okay, but the rating is just that little

The setting is very interesting. It is recommended that the new characters be attached with a picture to facilitate readers' imagination.

It's rare for an author to write a Marvel-themed novel that suits my taste. It's not a shame to develop one's own ideas without joining other forces, and the plot arrangement is also appropriate. As for the author's issue with the heroine, I just want to say that since the current development is so good, you can arrange it however you want, but just don't interrupt the current rhythm. Come on, author [full] (please recommend it if you have similar books, thank you)

Very thoughtful and compact plot [cool]

Very nice! I hope it won't be too routine later.

The writing is really good, and the dialogue has a particularly American feel.

Well written, it is a breath of fresh air in Tomato New Books. [Send heart][Send heart]

It's okay, except for some awkward dialogues, but overall it's smooth and the story doesn't drag on, so you can watch it.

The writing is really good, not brainless, and very enjoyable. The characters are also very restored, but I am a little worried that there are too many fusions. Can the author grasp it? [Thinking]

Very good. Keep up the good work. If you like Marvel, you can dine here. You will be proud of the remaining one star. I will add it to you when you finish writing.

This could have been super nice [adoration][adoration]

Not bad, keep up the good work

Come on, the author is great

Okay, okay, it looks good

Not bad, you can try it (don't spray it if you don't like it)

A rare book to read.

Mark it, wearing a symbiote, a gift package for beginners, I personally don't like having a thinking thing in my body [take a closer look]

In fact, I almost forgot about Venom. I traveled to other worlds later, and I also gained strength.

It's okay, but there's too much written about the main world.

The setting is okay, but the character dialogue is like an NPC in the game. This is not handled well. Five stars encourage authors who like Superman.

Not bad, it's my type

Great book, keep reading