Dullahan King's Marvel Journey

Relaxed and daily, the overall feeling is still okay. The only small flaw is that the timeline may be a bit messy. Iron Man and Iron Overlord haven't started fighting here, but Thor's hammer has come down over there. The data often lasts for several pages once it appears. If it was written by the author himself, it would be very strong, and the protagonist only uses the appearance of Saber, without the holy sword, personality or ability. If you want to see Saber, you can leave it.

I have read Chapter 41 so far, and I feel that the emotions of the article are very delicate. I don't know many of the characters, but it doesn't affect the viewing. You can roughly know the character template and ability settings from the simple introduction. It probably started with the big man saving people from death at the comic show, and Mother Earth giving him the Knight King template to transform into Marvel. It started very directly and concisely. He didn't create much in his previous life and just left the impression of a simple masculine figure. I feel that the author wants to write about the physical and mental changes of transformation in a relatively detailed way, so the word "male" is mentioned many times in the article, and the transformation of gender differences is expressed through interactions such as raising the shoulder sleeves, hugging 2b, and the onset of women's menstruation. However, I personally feel that the physical fitness of the King of Knights template will not be affected by menstruation (I only have a general understanding of the monthly setting). If the King of Knights template is set for daily use, the physical fitness aspect is still relatively strong. I don't know if I have inherited the King of Knights template psychologically, but later on, the Alice template feels that the character's experience or mental convenience should affect the protagonist's personal mental growth. From this point of view, some of the delicate descriptions in some daily scenes amplify the protagonist's feeling of weakness, especially the particularly independent description before 2b and the very weak feeling in the later part are particularly contrasting. Although 2b is equivalent to a dependence, which will make the protagonist more dependent, but based on the inheritance of the template setting and the description of the previous male lead, I feel that Hua should be more independent and strong. At present, I feel that cosplay lovers who set the male character in his previous life may also add settings such as women's cosplay, enthusiasm, and kindness that are common to the male character. This is just a personal opinion. From the description in the article, it seems that the male protagonist knew about Marvel in his previous life, or he roughly knew the plot. However, no preparations were made in advance through this knowledge, and it felt like Hua was being pushed along by the plot. Personally, I feel that the friendship between Hua and Tony is deeper, so they can remind some things or make some preparations in advance instead of waiting for the plot to happen before making up for it, otherwise it would be better not to know the plot. I haven't yet seen how the author is sure about the emotional aspects. In the article, 2b talks about Tony wanting to stand by the protagonist's side, describing it as feeling like marriage. However, there are a lot of interactions between Hua and 2b in the article, and it also talks about 2b's protectiveness. Personally, it feels more like Bai.

There may be two poisonous points that I have seen so far (I personally think there is only one). 1. At the beginning, the protagonist cried because others wanted to take away her armor. 2. There are many times in the book where the protagonist saves people. When others provoke her, the protagonist does not give that person a big punishment, or directly kills the other person (the punishment is not too big, because these provocations are not like riding on the head, I think the protagonist's way of handling it is normal). In the eyes of some people, this may seem like the protagonist is a bit of a virgin (I think this is nothing, it is a normal way to handle it) Some provocations are limited to words, and even insulting words are not used. As for S. H. I. E. L. D.'S initial idea of surveillance and control, it later turned into normal and necessary "surveillance" after seeing the power of the protagonist. The negotiation between the protagonist and the angel in the latest two chapters may make some people feel uncomfortable, but this is normal. After all, the protagonist has requests from others, even though he has the ability to turn tables. Due to some fandom reasons, some people now have a bad impression of Angels, but in fact, from the original show, Angels are pretty good as long as Morgana is not involved. Or if your power is beyond specifications, they will conduct necessary monitoring and testing. But this is normal in the super god universe The one in Super God is not as good as the one in Marvel [rolls eyes], and there is also the issue of the title of the book

It's okay, but it has nothing to do with Artoria. I borrowed a Saber and lost her appearance.

The last lesson has always made me unhappy. The author greatly helped Mr. Himeko and Kiana have a relatively perfect ending. For this reason alone, I highly recommend this book. Big cheers to the author. ❤️

It's not bad, it's more about daily life and work [OK], fighting is not that exciting [laughs awkwardly], it looks warm and a little subdued [laughs evilly]

Current location Chapter 31 I like it very much, cheers for the author It's just a pity that we haven't seen the protagonist's body, Du Mao Wang, exerting his power.

Why is there no rating?

I want to see the gun girl use her tricks 🤭

It's very beautiful and the writing is very delicate. Come on, the author.