ENMarvel: I Can Summon Characters from Games and Comics
漫威：我能召唤游戏漫画角色
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- 193 chapters
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Looking for American TV and Marvel Fics About Building a Faction and Taking Down Nick Fury
They oppose S.H.I.E.L.D. while protecting Earth.
Marvel Has Fallen Off. There Are No Good Stories Anymore
There aren’t any good Marvel books left. They’re all old.
Marvel Novels With a Female Protagonist
Raising a Good Father
Looking for something similar to Dad, Stop Hiding and Come Out of the Mountain. You're Unbeatable!
Me After I Transmigrated into a High-Martial-Arts World
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I’ve Recently Gotten Into Marvel! Fellow Cultivators, Why Not Share Some Great Books with Me?
Lately, I've Been Hooked on Marvel Stories
My Classic Novel Collection
Looking for something similar to I Have 9 Billion in Simp Gold. Just a collection of novels I like.
Marvel Stories Where the Hero Is Invincible from the Start. No Superman
Stories Where the Protagonist Plays Anime Characters Who Get Summoned, Currently Ongoing, 100,000+ Words
I Became a Cultivator
Looking for Novels Based on Tokusatsu Shows, Super Sentai, and More
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American Comics, DC, Marvel, With Wonder Woman Diana as the Heroine
Marvel fanfiction.
Summoning Anime Characters and Building a Faction
Suddenly Craving Marvel Stories! Any Novels About Transmigrating into the Marvel Universe? Longer Ones Would Be Great!
I'm suffering from a reading drought, please recommend Marvel novels! Preferably a completed, mature novel of 200 to 500 chapters!
Looking for Long Marvel, DC, or Other American Comics Novels
As long as it's long, that's all that matters.
Marvel, Overpowered, Multiverse, Female Lead
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Can Gain Anime Character Skills
Transmigrating Into Marvel With Anime Powers and Becoming Best Friends With Iron Man
A Life in Sports: I'm the Champion
Looking for something similar to Jordan, How Should I Wear These Seven Rings?
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It's not bad. If you can accept the protagonist's personality, you can continue reading. If not, you can leave after the first chapter. The first chapter clearly states that the protagonist is just an ordinary person with a fragile mentality, slandered by the fairy, and knowing there's surveillance, he still dies because society is dead.
This book isn't that bad; I'd give it an 8 out of 10. Everyone's saying he's a huge Tony fanboy, but throughout the book, they're just good collaborators, like sworn brothers. The plot gets a bit formulaic in the latter half, but that's normal. Inspiration for writing isn't always there, and you can't always be at your peak. It's not perfect, but it's better than average.
It feels pretty good, but there aren't enough characters summoned so far. Summon more people; after Marvel finishes its story, maybe they can go to DC?
This book is good, but this rating is problematic. The actual rating should be between 8.9 And 9.3. It seems to have been maliciously inflated. The reviewer doesn't mislead readers.
At least so far, aside from One Piece, I can understand why these kinds of light novels are meant to be read without thinking. For those who do need to think, it's like watching documentaries; occasionally, just letting your mind wander can be quite enjoyable.
Your writing about Marvel really resonates with me.
The introduction of the dimensional demons marked the beginning of the story's woes, and the Ancient One's manipulations across timelines were completely unnecessary. However, I believe the novel's ending is exemplary; whether hero or ordinary person, everyone eventually returns to their daily lives and writes their own story.
Two male protagonists and multiple female protagonists, whose combat power is provided based on plot points.
I really enjoy looking at all the game and comic book characters. I've been reading for three hours straight, and I recommend you check it out! The passengers in the subway car all turned their heads, their curious gazes shining like spotlights on Chen Tian!
I really liked the ending of this story because it didn't add any random, unnecessary elements to create a sequel. Actually, there were parts of the story I didn't fully understand, but I still finished the book. It's been a long time since I've reviewed a book, and I think it's best to finish it before evaluating it.