American Comics: From the Start, I Exposed the Backrooms and Shocked the World

Finally, there is a different back room-themed article. In the past, except for the back room article of the natural disaster series, the rest were all articles introducing the original text archives, and almost all the rest were reskinned!

The back room is essentially a kind of virtual horror. I believe that in addition to introducing some entities, ecology, and levels of the back room, the dangers of the back room must also be instilled in the public. The most important risks are: There is a high probability that once you enter the back room, you will never be able to return to the real world. I think it's better to instill this concept into people in the real world. I hope the author can revise it appropriately.

A very good group portrait article, as for the protagonist? It is just an anchor point for invading Marvel. It belongs to the Pioneer of Havoc and is ignored. This kind of protagonist dies when he dies. It can only be said that the moment he is bound, he is already worthy of death. What is a protagonist? To me, the real hero of the book is the system [laughs]

It's very creative. I can't find a similar article so far, and it's not very OOC. I just don't know what the author's positioning and arrangement of the protagonist are. So far, the protagonist's role in Chapter 54 is not many and not outstanding, but there is a setting that can make him infinitely stronger. The original intention is not to use the protagonist as a popular science background board. If the protagonist's presence is to be increased in the future, such as playing a MEG member or even a leader, then the protagonist must have a bit of personality charm. Watching the protagonist show off will become a highlight of this article; if the protagonist's role is so small all the time, he is just a tool person, and he will still be a tool person when he becomes stronger, then the group portrait will be more difficult to write, and it will be more exciting once it is written. In short, both directions are fine. It will not interfere with the author's writing. I look forward to the subsequent plot.

I found a small amount of Marvel elements in the extensive back room descriptions

In your book, none of the popular Marvel characters will die, right? Can you write some pictures of popular characters dying, like Black Widow being killed in Judgment Day?

It's so rare, Marvel adds a back room The main thing here is to introduce the world of the back room to the world in the form of live broadcast. The good thing is that the introduction of the levels does not occupy too much space in a chapter (although there are many, there is a lot of content in a chapter, and the introduction will not be treated as a chapter). There is relatively not much description of the real world, and the plot about the back room will not be delayed.

I've read half of it, and I feel it's okay. I just feel that the author writes a bit fast. I feel like he could be the main writer for Marvel and cooperate with the back room. After all, if you look at the plot, Marvel is more fleshed out. I'll comment after reading it later.

Author Author, I really like your book, can you reply to me? I have a question about Housuku! How will it appear in a place where this is not a number?

Good! I don't understand those who give low scores. Are they some black guy or are they stupid because they read Boss Ba's ignorant article? The plot is compact, the logic is clear, the content is coherent, and the language is vivid. What's wrong with it? Ah!? If it hadn't been for this group of low-downers, this book would definitely be a guaranteed bargain!