Marvel: Transmigrating With an Entire Nation
漫威：带国家穿越
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- Marvel: An Iron Tide漫威：钢铁洪流Alternate title on Fanqie
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Where did Marvel's original country go?
Time travel is common, but less common in the Five Constants (a group of permanent members of the UN Security Council). Time travel involving the Five Constants as a whole is quite rare, and time travel involving the Five Constants as a whole is practically unheard of in the Marvel universe.
It's a shame that they didn't recruit all the unsatisfactory scientists in the Marvel universe early on. They should have had Jiang Chen assemble a team to recruit these scientists worldwide. That would have led to China's rapid development, making the stars and the sea a reality. That would have made the story much more interesting. Ivan's Arc Reactor, Dr.
A strange setting suddenly emerged: there's always a feeling that a giant hand is hindering the nation at that time. This can only mean one thing: this nation on the entire planet was not completely integrated.
I suddenly realized something: according to the author's setting, after the time travel to China, all the Marvel-related information online should have disappeared. Does that mean all the books by authors who write Marvel fanfiction also disappeared? 😏
Regardless of the month or day, I will be your guest at this banquet. I am heartless and suffer greatly; who would believe I can reach the heavens? You should drink wine to avoid illness; what sorrow is there that makes you afraid to sleep? A true prime minister can tolerate such grief; what reason is there for short songs and long laughs?
It's a relatively novel genre, and the overall reading experience so far has been quite good. The story unfolds smoothly, the writing is excellent, and although it's set in the Marvel universe, it doesn't completely succumb to the individualistic heroism typical of American comics. Instead, the protagonist's somewhat individualistic actions create a character arc through which he grows.
The plot is very original and makes you want to keep reading, but there's just too much explanation and inner monologue! And the explanations are often repetitive, which is maddening. For example, in the chapters about returning to Marvel from the Pacific Ocean, there aren't even three lines of dialogue; the rest is all explanation and inner monologue.
Having read so many Marvel novels, this one seems pretty good. The protagonist isn't invincible; he relies on the power of his country. And so far, it hasn't deviated too much from the original story, so it doesn't affect the reading experience. There are basically no major flaws. I heard the "Huaqiangbei" story has ended, so I can finish it once it's more substantial. Perfect timing—I'll follow this one while it's more substantial and then read another one.
Ordinary Chinese citizen: Thank you so much, protagonist!