[Time Travel + Marvel + Mutants + Single Female Protagonist + Invincible]
Traveling to the Marvel Universe, Lu Yan awakened and became an Omega-level mutant.
A pair of divine hands tortured all kinds of monsters and monsters in Marvel,
Thanos: Don't come over here!
The Infinity Gauntlet is just meh!
God of Stories - Loki: This is your own story!
Ancient One: Are you willing to become the new Supreme Mage?
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Reader comments
The plot behind it is okay.
I just went to find out about those mutant abilities. The protagonist's abilities are like a low-end version of Hope. Will they be enhanced in the future? Or is it a direct copy of Hope's copying ability.
So far, this one is the best of all the Marvel fan fictions I have read that combines mutants, The Spear, and the original Avengers. There is no sense of being forced in, and the plot is okay. Although the protagonist's emotional line is a bit outrageous, it is also very reasonable. It is not like other fan fictions, where the protagonist is like a stallion and can't walk when he sees a woman. The protagonist has his own bottom line, which I personally feel is pretty good [I learned it]
The front part is okay, but the back part is a bit broken.
Author, can the protagonist have more roles?
At most 8.5, Many of them are not smooth enough, and most of them are forced explanations. This book is very suitable for beginners who are new to the industry.
The plot behind it is okay. I just went to find out about those mutant abilities. The protagonist's abilities are like a low-end version of Hope. Will they be enhanced in the future? Or is it a direct copy of Hope's copying ability.
So far, this one is the best of all the Marvel fan fictions I have read that combines mutants, The Spear, and the original Avengers. There is no sense of being forced in, and the plot is okay. Although the protagonist's emotional line is a bit outrageous, it is also very reasonable. It is not like other fan fictions, where the protagonist is like a stallion and can't walk when he sees a woman. The protagonist has his own bottom line, which I personally feel is pretty good [I learned it] The front part is okay, but the back part is a bit broken.
Author, can the protagonist have more roles?
At most 8.5, Many of them are not smooth enough, and most of them are forced explanations. This book is very suitable for beginners who are new to the industry.