American Comics: I Can Load Anime Heroine Templates

The writing is very good, and it doesn't seem to be from this platform anymore. It feels like I opened it on some green software [face covering]. The only problem now is that it is very slow to warm up. Most of the plots now are about skin care products. Of course, making money and building a career must be an important part of the plot. However, the proportion of the page is a bit large and relatively concentrated. It would be better to intersperse some plots with hot-blooded pretending to be a saint in front of others.

It's not bad, it's quite interesting. Although the system is a bit buggy, the rhythm has just been grasped well. There will be no such thing as too outrageous strength to keep up with the plot. At least it is still within control. In addition, I still hope that it can be explained in advance whether it is a single, a hundred, or a change of marriage. Although some readers will be eliminated at once, it will still be beneficial to the rating in the long run. Otherwise, if there are more chapters, there will be more readers. A sudden change of marriage will make readers who like other genres dissatisfied, and the rating will be boxed out.

Although there are still some minor flaws, the author's writing style is very good. It is undeniable that this is a good book. Of course, it would be better if the protagonist's plug-in is completely integrated with the protagonist, instead of switching back and forth to load.

It's very beautiful, the splicing is quite harmonious, and the protagonist setting is also good. I was shocked when I first read it. I thought it was a nanny story, but luckily it wasn't. I'm not used to the protagonist always being threatened with a gun after saving people. It's really annoying. Is it because the force value is not strong enough? But you have a Red Queen, and you can control nuclear weapons. You are not allowed to use them, but they can be used as bargaining chips.

I have read about half of the current update, and I will briefly write down my thoughts. First of all, I don't feel the problem of combat power that is mentioned most often in the comment area. Each high-power character card is a big improvement for the protagonist, and it is still relatively comfortable in actual experience. The problem is that the protagonist seems to have a 50-50 split against everyone, but this is not a problem. The second is that the author's writing level is relatively online and the plot is compact and not procrastinating. The combination of several worldviews seems to be relatively good so far. But I personally feel that the protagonist is too impersonal. Every time I see the protagonist, I feel a sense of AI-heavy data analysis. The translation accent in daily conversations is a more interesting bonus, but there is also a kind of AI human-machine sense of humor. Generally speaking, the author's level is online, the setting is excellent, and the humor and human-machine sense are unique, and it belongs to the top.

It's a good book. The starting point of desert island survival and the control of Goldfinger are very good. The character's personality is very consistent with the original work and not a brainless NPC. The protagonist later starts to develop power and engage in technology. The author is not lazy about technology. He has worked hard to describe scientific terms and principles in detail, without It's just a brush stroke to deal with the readers (although most of them are probably just making it up). Although the protagonist is said to have changed his gender, he doesn't actually describe it too much in this aspect. Many gender-changing stories would dissuade me at the beginning, but this book won't. It will neither marry nor have a lily. It seems that he is single at the moment and is focusing on developing his own career.

It's pretty cool, but there's something wrong with her combat power. For now, Mikasa Ackerman's combat power can beat most of the characters in the Avengers, and she can cooperate with Spider-Man to fight against the Titans. There are many characters in the protagonist's illustrated book that are stronger than Mikasa and even have concept-level characters. Characters, I really can't think of anyone who can compete with the protagonist, except Godzilla Ghidorah and the like, and Thanos' snap of fingers... There are so many things I want to say, I don't want to type anymore, I hope someone can understand what I want to express [I'm almost crying] [I'm almost crying] It's okay to read the rest, it's a cool article, and I look forward to the author's follow-up plot.

The best novel currently combining Umbrella and Marvel. The rhythm of the story is well grasped. Whether it is survival in the wilderness of Dinosaur Island or later solving the crisis of annihilation, the exciting points of these stories are written out. The protagonist is neither a virgin nor anti-social, nor does she engage in any emotional drama. There are not many protagonists in novels who have three characteristics at the same time, and the character design is ideal. However, there are also some problems, such as the logic of subduing Captain America and Iron Man. There is also a slight lack of character creation. There are too few low-intensity plots and the characters cannot be created. Especially at the end, it basically follows the routine of a traditional cool novel, with one crisis after another. In comparison, the Dinosaur Island part is the highlight of the book.

Wow, I haven't seen such an exciting comprehensive Marvel movie in a long time. The heroine has strong technological skills. I hope it won't collapse in the later stage. The setting at the beginning should be the same as that of Lost. It is for the heroine to interact with some characters and S. H. I. E. L. D. Later, the heroine opens a technology company and has both arms and money, which is not bad. Looking forward to the follow-up

The content on the island is okay at first, but later I don't understand why the protagonist doesn't ask Strange for help. You saved his life, which is not a big favor. It just provides an environment where he can develop quietly. And if Strange knows the protagonist's current situation, he will probably take the initiative to provide help. It's hard for Strange not to know about the protagonist's situation [what]