The Marvel Universe's Rogue Scientist

By the way, can't the Reality Stone be made out of nothing? With the technology, medical cabin, and nano-repair in the protagonist's mind, can't it solve the body's problems?

It is recommended to change the name "As a supporting actor, I pick up trash in Marvel" [laughing] The protagonist has no sense of presence, but it can't be said that it's not good-looking. Just treat yourself as a bystander [laughing]

It's quite interesting. The protagonist is not that strong. He participates in major events but not much. He has his own purpose and plot. So how can I defeat Ultron in this situation? I feel that the protagonist will not have the super-standard golden finger power when encountering this kind of over-standard situation. I feel that this is quite good and balanced. There is a sense of reality and I have begun to worry about the protagonist. I don't worry at all when reading other novels because I guess that the protagonist will cheat. So it is very refreshing for me personally to see this setting in most Marvel novels where the protagonist is cheating. In short, I am very much looking forward to how the plot of fighting Ultron will be solved next.

Compared with the domestic online version of Marvel fan fiction, the sense of satisfaction is somewhat reduced. The author writes more like American comic-style Marvel. Like a new Marvel hero, it continues to grow and sometimes provokes a villain. This writing style is very consistent with the original work.

After meeting Star-Lord, there aren't many protagonist roles.

When I saw the protagonist lose the Reality Stone, I felt a little uncomfortable, but if I continued reading, I could accept it. The author's writing was very satisfactory. This book is not a traditional Marvel Goldfinger text. More like a part of Marvel Comics. Or it can be said to be the story of Grandpa Rick, a defective copycat, trying to make his own way in Marvel (personal understanding [laughing]) Be patient, it's very beautiful and very engaging. (Similar to what I read on qd before, I thought it was very scientific, DNF invaded Marvel) (Although the protagonist is not as badass as the protagonists in those two books, he is indeed very good-looking and has his own characteristics)

This is not a mindless article. The author has his own rhythm and direction of development. It is a high-quality book.

It's a good Marvel novel. It's not too brainless. I think it should be around 7.8 Points. However, the protagonist's situation is a little less frequent. I feel it is 1:1 with the original plot.

There are few Marvel-themed running scripts that can do it well.

Hi, author, are you asleep? How can you sleep at such a young age? Get up quickly and code for me [angry]