The Hero's Secret Identity Begins with Invincible

It feels okay. What can I say about the fifth chapter I've read so far? There are some external feelings, especially the dialogue between the protagonist and Ma Jia. After reading it, tell me again whether Ma Jia has his own consciousness? Or is it the same consciousness as the protagonist? It's quite urgent to wait online. Now that I've read Chapter 6, I'm going to start complaining. In Chapter 6, I will downplay the relationship between the protagonist and the vest and let them have their own experiences. No, buddy, what do you mean? ⊙_⊙What's the significance of the protagonist's vest system? At first, I thought it was the protagonist's single consciousness with two bodies. As a result, I felt something was wrong when I read Chapter 5. When you said that sentence in Chapter 6, it poisoned me directly. What is the meaning of the protagonist's existence? Isn't that just a tool man??? Then you might as well just write it as a summoning system. Evaluate the protagonist as a pure tool person. Although on the surface it seems that the protagonist's vest belongs to his own consciousness, the author's performance is that the protagonist is talking to himself like a psycho. It's like choosing a person with schizophrenia. It is obviously a consciousness, but still talking to yourself is equivalent to saying hello, ah, hello, hello, hello. This is so fucking outrageous. Slipping away, slipping away. At first I thought the protagonist was improving his vest by continuously accumulating reputation points. Then it merged with the vest and slipped away.

It's well written. Maybe it's because there are so few people because I didn't write an introduction. This is not a traditional behind-the-scenes drama. The protagonist is a traditional superhero, kind and gentle, and can accept even small flaws. Come on

This novel is very good. The protagonist is not brainless. He knows how to keep a low profile even if his strength is not enough. He has a kind heart and will save passers-by when they see their lives in danger. But not many people read it, and there are few reviews. But the author should not be discouraged. If he continues to produce high-quality content, some people will be attracted to read it. Cheers to the author, please don't stop updating.

It's beautiful, and the character interactions make my heart warm! However, the sense of fragmentation in the opening paragraph is too strong, and the essential difference between the vest and the character summons is so great that it is impossible to understand what the protagonist is afraid of. And the large-scale use of Al makes me have a confusing setting where the left and right brains interact with each other every two or three chapters... But in Tomato, the overall problem is not big 😳 Why are you trying to kill yourself? 😢 Are you still coming back to eat? 😢

It's a very interesting American comic book. Currently it mainly focuses on the growth of the teenage protagonist and the invincible young hero (the vest). It focuses on the daily series (after all, the home game is in the metropolis). The DC heroes appear but they don't dominate the show. I look forward to more interesting collisions between the protagonist and the vest and the heroes and villains.

It looks good. It has the same feeling as when I was a kid watching a children's channel that was more beautiful than animation. It doesn't have the dark and residual elements that are popular now. Very good.

I can read it. I feel comfortable reading it so far. Although there are some minor flaws, the basic problems are not big. However, the main body of the novel still deviates from the general setting of the vest. It is not like one soul and two bodies. Instead, the vest directly has its own soul. I was a little disgusted at first glance but I got used to it in the next few chapters. In short, it is a bit daily-related, and there is still not enough to read.

Shennong's conclusion: A mid-to-high-end work, but it's already very rare in a tomato environment (can the protagonist get a technological jacket or add some tornadoes and bangus in one punch?)

It's good to read, and the interaction between the protagonist and the vest and the interaction between the vest and Superman are quite interesting 🤭 I found this book when I was in a book shortage, but it just didn't have enough words to feed me, so I stocked up.

That's great, but can you write about participating in the Invincible War in The Invincible Young Man?