Marvel: This Spider-Man Knows Magic

I can understand the reason why Tomato readers gave this book a low score. I feel that this book has a particularly American comic style. It is not the kind of mindless and exciting novel about traveling through time to plunder, kill, kill and open up a harem. Some readers are also curious about the identity of the protagonist as a time traveler. In fact, I think that changing it to Peter has received another world. His memory has changed, and he knows the plot of the comic like Gwen. It is better to write it this way to avoid the emotional controversy of the protagonist being entangled in whether he is the one who wants to seize the body. From many details and plots, it can be seen that the author is a high-purity insect fan and Marvel fan. Tomato is the most comfortable Spider-Man fan I have ever seen.

I really think this book is already very good among Spider-Man fans. I hope the author can read more every day. The more I write, the worse it gets. What are these latest chapters? I like torturing the master so much.

Not bad. I don't understand why you flirt with Mary Jane if you don't like her?

I really like the discussion about people and heroes. With great power comes great responsibility. This sentence is the spiritual totem of Spider-Man, but not every ordinary person can accept it in an instant. This kind of knowing that fate is like this, but still working hard, fascinates me.

So far, I have read Chapter 30. It is well written and has no bad points. It is already a fairy tale for Tomato. It is a new Marvel universe story. It is not a lie, but it is really good and will make people want to read it.

Delicious, as long as the author keeps his ideas, it will undoubtedly be a hit if there are multiple female protagonists

Don't you mean lighting up the technology tree? Why did you do magic?

An excellent work, with a strong American hero style, but integrated into the author's thoughts.

The portrayal of the protagonist is pretty good, and it's not a cool novel.

Don't cut it, ah, it's so big