Marvel: Rising from the Ruins

This book is a good book, and it is definitely a breath of fresh air in the 🍅Marvel system. The characterization is really perfect, but to be honest, the author is really bold. In the movie, personal heroism is portrayed because it was filmed in the United States, but in Tomato🍅... I can only say that it is politically correct... Of course, the author still respects the spirit of the original work very much. The reason why the score is low is because the American spirit and individualism are too strong. This leads to the fact that fans of the original work really like it, but there is really nothing they can do if they are suppressed [face-covering]. All I can say is go for it [face-covering]

This is not a traditional Marvel novel. Its focus extends beyond the grand narrative of heroes saving the world. Much of its writing delves into the background, often overlooked by the traditional Western perspective of ancient feudal heroes. The people are no longer mere accompaniments, but the narrators. This is an expression of a human-centered philosophy, a deconstruction and reconstruction of Western culture and the Marvel universe based on modern Chinese values. This is an excellent work that would never exist in the modern Western cultural context. It not only possesses the exhilarating feel and narrative structure of online novels but also conveys the cultural values ​​of traditional novels. These are my thoughts on the story up to the Age of Ultron stage. To be honest, I don't know if the author will see this review, but while the author's writing is solid, for a work depicting a people-centric historical perspective, writing style isn't the most important factor; the conveyance of values ​​and emotions is far more crucial. I hope the author writes this stage of the story well and provides a good ending to the Age of Ultron phase. Even if the later story has a poor ending, I will not withdraw my current evaluation of your work. Thank you for the companionship your work has given me as a reader. I guess only someone like me, reading at this hour, would write such a long review 🤦

Marvel fandom, written from another perspective, relatively novel. It no longer follows the protagonist of the Avengers, and the author has done a great job updating it. Even though there are few chapters, the actual number of words is quite a lot. It is comfortable to read. I hope the author can keep writing until the end. Come on, praise it.

A very good novel that writes about another Marvel world from a bottom-level perspective. It may not be a cool novel, but it is definitely a good novel, a new Marvel novel. Worth a look

It's very realistically written, depicting the rise of an ordinary person. The rating is a bit low; it might not offer the same level of exhilaration as most people, but it's definitely not lacking in excitement. The story is also quite intelligent. The author slightly overshadows the protagonist, but not to a significant extent. It's definitely worth reading.

The most poignant thing is the bottom-level perspective of the Marvel Universe. The protagonist is not a born hero, but a janitor who is worried about rent and makes a living among the remains of the Chitauri every day. The "prophet" of the time traveler did not give him a shortcut, but made him more aware of the dangers of the world. This feeling of frustration of "knowing too much but being unable to change" was very real, and it was not until the system was activated that there was a slight improvement.

What's rare is that the protagonist is not overly deified. He is fearful and confused, will bend his back for five buckets of rice, and will take risks to protect the people around him. The superpowers and high technology of the Marvel universe are just the background. The real core is the unyielding desire of ordinary people to survive in desperate situations, which makes it very immersive to read.

It's so awesome, my God, it's really shocking that a Marvel fan can write like this. The imagination is big enough, the plot is online, the writing is strong, and the emotions are contagious. It's so good! What's more important is that each chapter is so rich that you can enjoy reading it every day!

Read Chapter 69 and leave a comment: It's not bad. Although there is a system, the ability is gradually improved. There is no feeling of relying on the system to obtain various superpowers and then become invincible. The plot is also more interesting, and the author's perspective on Marvel is also different. It is relatively more real, and more like a civilian who has experienced disasters who really lives in Marvel (although with the two modules of system and time-travel, it is no longer realistic). At first I even thought it was a story about the growth of a villain. Later, when I saw the protagonist's bottom line of not harming civilians and his cooperation with superheroes, I felt that the protagonist was a superhero living in the shadow of the superheroes. Although he will eventually move from the shadows to the light, it still feels worth looking forward to.

It is an interesting addition to the Marvel worldview. It focuses on the bottom life outside of the heroic halo, including the helplessness of reality and the struggle and perseverance of small people, which makes the story more in-depth.