I'm terrible at writing blurbs. You can basically ignore this one.
Sean wakes from a dream and struggles to adapt to this world.
The mysterious ancient qin he carries, "Aihua," has mysterious powers that gradually push him into a situation he has never wanted to face.
When someone asks Sean why he wants to become a superhero, he gives a shy smile. "Only he can hear what I say."
Reader's notes:
1. The protagonist has the abilities of Sona, the Maven of the Strings, from the game League of Legends.
2. Plot-driven. The pairing is tentatively set: a busty sweetheart, a timid yet violent bottom, and a gentle sweetheart top.
3. If you like it, please add it to your favorites. If you don't, please leave quietly. This is a self-indulgent work, written simply to satisfy the author's love of Marvel, nothing more.
Theme:
I feel like Westerners' outlook on life is always so strange
I feel like things are progressing too fast. I don't know why they suddenly like each other and there is this misunderstanding. It feels very rushed.
To be honest, I hate this kind of strange misunderstanding the most. They have been together for so long, and they don't know each other's personalities whether they would do such a thing. Ordinary people, when encountering this kind of thing, would at least open the door and see the evidence before drawing a conclusion, and at least give the other person a good beating before talking.
This is the best way to deal with the civil war in Jinjiang fan fiction (with the exception of the time-traveling Dragon Man book)
Wife, what kind of extra story can we do? It's so good. I still want to watch it.
That's right, the whole world loves Tony Stark!!!
That's too much. These people are all murderers.
Too simple? Didn't this hatred kill the whole town?
If my parents were killed like this, I would definitely massacre the entire town.
Although Tony was impulsive from an outsider's perspective, no one could say he felt the same unless it happened to him. Both sides are right, the damn one is Hydra