Zhou Mo, who possesses the dual abilities of Taoist supreme "Tiangang Thirty-Six Laws" and Marvel's "Mr. Negative", traveled to New York in 1997. This is not an ordinary world, but a "fusion battlefield" where countless universes such as Marvel, DC, Transformers, and Alien are intertwined. Dragons and snakes rise from the land, and shadows float.
He hides in San Francisco's Chinatown, using the benevolence of the "miraculous doctor" as his shield and the punishment of "negative energy" as his blade. First, the Gambit King becomes the Ace Sword, and then the Electric Girl becomes the Thunder ally. Dealing with various forces such as the Triads, Gang Ninjas, and the Umbrella Company, he quietly made moves in the darkness of the chessboard.
From street clinics to the Shadow Empire, what Zhou Mo wants to establish is not only power, but also his own order and other side in the chaotic cracks of the world. This is the path of the hidden emperor, who rises in the twilight years and is honored in the light and shadow.
Reader comments
Around 100 so far, it's okay. The main plot is clear and has been written around low starting potential and high exchange strength. The white space is just right. The descriptions of gold fingers, villains, backgrounds, and map caps are all spot-on. Therefore, the protagonist has a strong sense of existence, and it is obvious that the protagonist is excellent. In addition, the author's integration of traditional magic with modern society and technology is very appropriate and there is no sense of separation. It is not the kind of monster that takes shape and runs on the street to play, and others will know that it is not a human at a glance, but that you have lived with it for a long time and think it is a bit silly, but you will not think of it as a monster. I personally like the way Gold Finger is applied.
By 213, the descriptions are homogeneous. The description of the lawyer washing dishes is almost copied. There are three paragraphs that repeat one sentence twice. The advantages and disadvantages are unbalanced. The income and expenditure are not balanced. The income is less and the expenditure is more. In addition, there is consumption. Before more than 100, almost nothing was collected. After more than 200, I collected a bunch. There is a lot of cooking and eating, which is a bit watery. I don't like the later ones.
Meticulous, very good
A very good comic. I hope I can keep writing in the future and win more masters.
It's not bad, it's pretty good-looking, the characters are well drawn, it's not a cool novel, and the narrative is rigorous.
Around 100 so far, it's okay. The main plot is clear and has been written around low starting potential and high exchange strength. The white space is just right. The descriptions of gold fingers, villains, backgrounds, and map caps are all spot-on. Therefore, the protagonist has a strong sense of existence, and it is obvious that the protagonist is excellent. In addition, the author's integration of traditional magic with modern society and technology is very appropriate and there is no sense of separation. It is not the kind of monster that takes shape and runs on the street to play, and others will know that it is not a human at a glance, but that you have lived with it for a long time and think it is a bit silly, but you will not think of it as a monster. I personally like the way Gold Finger is applied. By 213, the descriptions are homogeneous. The description of the lawyer washing dishes is almost copied. There are three paragraphs that repeat one sentence twice. The advantages and disadvantages are unbalanced. The income and expenditure are not balanced. The income is less and the expenditure is more. In addition, there is consumption. Before more than 100, almost nothing was collected. After more than 200, I collected a bunch. There is a lot of cooking and eating, which is a bit watery. I don't like the later ones.
Meticulous, very good
A very good comic. I hope I can keep writing in the future and win more masters.
It's not bad, it's pretty good-looking, the characters are well drawn, it's not a cool novel, and the narrative is rigorous.