[Western Crossover] My Years as a Mercenary

Who knew that now we can still see new, high-quality, handwritten and AI-free female-channeled Marvel novels? Most of them are about the family next door. There are so few in Marvel, and most of them are male-channeled harem novels. So pretty! ! !

Good-looking, I like Xiaowu's character. If you don't accept it, you will do it without any internal friction. Instead, you will externally consume others and enjoy a happy life. Being a group favorite, I feel like everyone is forced to age ten years. The protagonist is very powerful, completely beautiful and tough, and has a life-threatening style of play, but I enjoyed watching it. It is common to be injured and on the verge of death. It can be considered a high-risk world. The protagonist is only mortal and no matter how strong he is, it is impossible not to be injured at all. I don't think being injured means abusing the heroine. The plot arrangement is very reasonable. Author, please don't give up, my whole family is waiting.

I really enjoyed reading it. Even though there is no OOC, the characterization is also very good. The plot is coherent and everyone has a sense of CP. But I'm not sure if the author gives it a thumbs up, but I enjoyed every pair. I kind of want to see a side story if Xu Wu is really brainwashed. I want to see what the author writes after the main text is finished...

At present, the senses are fine. Although the narrative is not clear in some places, I can understand it overall. The writing is also good. I am probably considered a top-notch Marvel fan in Tomato. I just don't know whether the main plot will be written until the end of Avengers 4 or Avengers 5 [Thoughts]

It's awesome, it can make people laugh out loud, and the characters are very delicate and vivid. It's many times better than some authors. It's a joy to watch. [Salute] I'm determined to be the boss in this life [Salute] [Salute] [Salute] Very awesome [angry]

If you are a woman, read a book about riding a donkey and chasing a rocket! Hhh Although I have never read American comics, the characters and narrative of this book really attracted me. The battles that are rarely seen in female comics are very exciting, and the various emotional exchanges and neat character development also make me very comfortable. In short, it is very exciting and engaging, without delay and the full text is saved. I now want to put my hand into the author's deposit box every day to keep warm. How can there be such a powerful author! ? It's a rare protagonist who doesn't indulge in self-indulgence and doesn't long for a soft character. It's really hard to find an author who can treat people as human beings, be mentally healthy and dare to write about normal emotional collisions. I'm not saying that self-deprecating books are not good. I also love reading those. I'm just saying that this book is really special! And I feel that the author is socialized and educated, at least not like a dream where he writes wherever he likes, and the rest is just an outline on the table. This kind of book that looks like it was written by an adult is really rare! So pretty!

It's so beautiful, Xiaowu's spirit of doing it even if she doesn't accept it is so beautiful! I also want to see more interactions between our Xiaowu and Natasha. The red-haired sister and the golden retriever Beagle are so cute. Natasha, please win back your little love!

It's particularly beautiful. Whether it's emotional foreshadowing or character description, including Xiaowu's life experience, it's all very well written. There's basically no OOC character, and it's not entirely written according to the original plot. I feel like the author has his own ideas, and I feel that the characters are very vivid. I feel like they are all flesh-and-blood people, and they have a strong sense of immersion.

It's very beautiful and abstract. It almost made me laugh out loud.

The heroine is very interesting, and her interactions with the Avengers are also very funny. The characters are all very interesting. I laughed so much that my stomach twitched when I watched it.