When the self-healing, immortal Wolverine abandons his heroic identity and becomes an urban daredevil influencer, he starts performing life-threatening stunts on the streets of New York: jumping from rooftops without a safety line, crashing into cars with his bare body, and taking a shower of bullets. He uses his healing powers to rake in views like crazy. Meanwhile, I use divination to predict the plot and, without ever leaving home, create The Immortal's Guide to Street Performances, nailing every roast and pushing the insults to the limit. As my comic goes viral, I make pocket money from lucky readings and dodge disaster with unlucky ones, leaving Spider-Man speechless, Iron Man secretly following every update, and Wolverine so furious he wants to draw his claws. All I have to do is be outrageous, go viral, and keep a firm grip on Marvel's secret to online traffic!
Travel through Marvel, mix mutant worldviews, rely on divination systems and draw comics to stir up trouble. The advantage is that it is somewhat creative and has a unique entry point. It points out what people with various abilities can do. Heroes also have small troubles and embarrassments. The disadvantage is that it is too watery and I have to write it three times a day 🤮. The rest is innocuous.
Did you learn the timeline from Conan? Pick up the notebook at 2pm tomorrow It's been 3 days since I picked up 10 chapters
The preface doesn't match the rest of the text, and the settings have been changed and there's not even a transition.
Apart from being a bit repetitive, I think everything else is fine.
In fact, the writing is pretty good, but it's hard to get into the role, and there are a lot of inexplicable complaints about it, so I won't give it two points.
This is what you call daily life, it's like there is no main line.
. . . Funny bystander, nothing important