I Got the Sea God's Template and Surpassed the Infinite Universe

"Everyone, please lend me some strength!" Those Arthur fans who were browsing the Internet were stunned for a moment. Without exception, they all heard Arthur's voice. But the sound came so suddenly that they thought they were hallucinating. But Arthur on the sea did not wait for the strength, thinking whether he had said it too briefly, so he tried again and said "Everyone, I am Arthur. I need your power. Please, please help me and lend me your power."

How should I put it? The protagonist always suffers from being dumb now. Just because she is kind, Maeve uses her as a shield without the protagonist's consent, Xiaodu. After being used as a gunman by Edgar, he actively supported him in the meeting (although the protagonist may only want to protect people, but the result is that he is helping others). Edgar turned around and started looking for Storm Girl to check and balance the protagonist. But it's understandable that the protagonist helps him because he is the boss after all. Storm Girl also came to test the protagonist. Although the protagonist was not injured, he was really aggrieved. The protagonist has been either used or used as a nanny, and has suffered a lot. Although he has not encountered any real enemies that can threaten his life, he is too suffocated, has nowhere to use his power, and does not have enough positive feedback. He hasn't even found a chance to protect his adoptive father. If someone really catches his weakness in this regard, it will be a big poison no matter how round he is.

The protagonist is Aquaman, and he even signed a contract with Vought Corporation for money.

I like this kind of protagonist with upright views. There are always some brats who like to talk about the Holy Mother. Is it wrong to be a good moral person when a superhuman has the ability? [Laughs] What about pursuing truth, goodness and beauty?

The protagonist is purely human. When provoked in various ways, he still acts like he can't take action without proof. He has to be punched in the face before he can fight back. He can't see the main plot. What kind of underwater world he keeps creating.

All is OK, It's like mixing Disney-style protagonists on the set of an American drama.

Everyone, lend me some strength

I think the author's thinking is wrong. As I said before, it is the godhead of water, not the godhead of the sea, so the real source of power is water, not the sea. The sea just has more water, but there is not much water in the air. The protagonist needs more delicate operations instead of blindly controlling water. He can completely turn water into ice and use water to become wind. Don't blindly rely on popularity. This thing is the most unstable, because people are originally a kind of wallflower.

Looking at the thief feeling aggrieved, he looks like a Ninja Turtle

A good book. The protagonist has power but does not abuse it. He is just but not rigid. The characters are well created. Why write a scene where the protagonist is being studied? There are obviously other points that create conflict, so we have to write a poisonous point.