Marvel Mutant: My Ultimate Evolution into Doctor Manhattan

I've finished watching, but there's one downside: the protagonist didn't undergo enough hardship at the beginning, so he still retains a kindness that's hard for normal people to achieve. He needs to experience the darkness of the world, ideally through several autopsies. The pain of his inherited memories wasn't profound enough.

Up to chapter 36, the summary is generally well-written and the pacing is good (except for being a bit slow, which is just a feeling, considering it's only been less than two weeks from their escape to their meeting with Magneto). Some advantages are that it differs from other Marvel novels by addressing some issues that readers have wanted to criticize (such as the labeling and politicization of…

I don't know why the rating is so low; I guess someone is giving it bad reviews. This book is quite good. The protagonist is decisive in killing enemies and kind to his own people, maintaining the values and ideals of modern youth. It's a great, satisfying read.

It's really good; it shows no mercy when it needs to kill, yet it's not like a mad dog biting everyone it sees. Maybe that's what others call being cowardly. Highlights include gaining molecular-level telekinesis and starting to study mechanics and materials science, actively developing skills (optical invisibility, generating flames and lightning through vibrating molecular charges, etc.).

It's well-written, not as bad as some comments say. There are a few minor flaws, but they're not serious. I enjoyed reading it. The protagonist is rather selfish, and the "saintly" issue mentioned in the comments is also present, so it feels a bit contradictory. However, it's very well-written. Keep it up! (PS: Write faster, you don't want people to know your writing is short, do you?)

Actually, it's not bad. I didn't really sense whether it was AI-generated or not. If there's anything lacking, it's probably that the protagonist's main quest is too monotonous—just getting stronger. There's almost no development of bonds with supporting characters. Of course, the protagonist's path is to become a god, and his mind is free, so those things aren't really necessary. Overall, it's alright, not deserving of a 5.8 Rating. It's better than some Marvel fanfiction that scores 7 or 8.

It's well-written, decisive and ruthless.

A very good American comic book story; the protagonist's personality has become cold and ruthless. Very good.

The protagonist needs to destroy the world because humans will develop gene fragments harmful to mutants and release them into the Earth's ecosystem. If successful, the protagonist's mutant genes will be suppressed, causing him to die of old age.

I think it's pretty good. There are some bumps, but overall the plot is engaging, and the characters aren't inconsistent. Compared to most of the other films by Dafeng, it's above average. 5.5 is a bit low; I think it should be at least 7.8. Regarding mutants, I have some personal opinions that the author could consider. Mutants essentially counter three problems in American society.