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Give yourself a good review [laughing and crying] This Marvel fan novel has a novel selection of materials. It breaks away from the traditional Avengers protagonist routine and uses the bottom soldier of Hydra as the starting point of view. The entry point is very fresh. The protagonist is in the dark camp of Marvel, struggling to survive step by step, breaking away from the shackles step by step, accumulating strength, and finally integrating into the world view of the Continental Hotel. The two-line setting is very cleverly integrated. The plot has a compact and smooth rhythm, and the characters are vividly created. It not only fits the world view and character design of Marvel's original work, but also makes original adaptations. The protagonist acts rationally and decisively, there is no Madonna plot, and the growth line is clear and complete. The plot is full of conflicts, and the combination of fighting and power games creates a full atmosphere. The author cleverly interweaves the dark underground order with the Marvel superhero universe. The setting is full of imagination and has a strong sense of substitution. It is a Marvel niche masterpiece with excellent viewing experience. It is very suitable for readers who like villains and dark-flow Marvel fans.