The Winter Soldier of Marvel

This is probably what Nicole is like Maggi

The author is like the vast majority of people who come to ride on the popularity of Marvel IP without having read the comics. After watching a few movies and searching on Baidu, he started writing fanfics with all kinds of obscenities. . . Many of the characters' backgrounds and abilities are wrong. . To give a few examples, Cyclops's laser was given by the ancient gods. It is a different-latitude energy, the kind of energy that can burn through Adamantium alloy. It is not the ordinary laser that the author is talking about; Furthermore, the aliens are a race created by the Kree by modifying human genes, not the Kree! Also, the Kama Taj where Ancient One belongs is not an organization that protects humans. It only protects the earth. Why? Because the earth is the source of magic in the universe (this is the basic setting of American comics, and both Marvel and DC set it this way). The cost of magic can be emotions, age, souls, property, etc., Which all need to be provided by humans, so the dimension must be maintained because humans need to be harvested. As for the life and death of humans or even the good or evil attitude of others towards humans, it doesn't matter at all. The so-called false impression that the Ancient One is kind and protects order is all a secondary setting of the movie MCU and is not accurate. Waiting for plot and character settings like this, the author probably didn't read the comics seriously during the process of writing the novel. He made up his own settings and it was embarrassing to watch. The writing is first-rate. This is the only highlight. Others, embarrassing.

First of all, you need to know that although Deadpool in "Wolverine" has gained the abilities of many mutants, his other abilities have been relatively weakened. For example, the ghost's ability was originally capable of long-distance teleportation, but Deadpool only demonstrated short- and medium-distance teleportation. The laser emitted by Cyclops is a shock wave that can shatter asteroids. In the hands of Deadpool, it is more like a cutting light. Let me also say that the original Deadpool does not have these abilities. So, to say it's more like Deadpool or something, it's obviously less like Deadpool. Moreover, there is a considerable gap between Deadpool's self-healing ability in the two films. Deadpool in "The Wolverine" heals himself very quickly. If his head falls off, he won't die immediately, and he can still pick it back up. Deadpool in "Deadpool" has a worse self-healing ability than Wolverine. Therefore, it is really not sure whether she can survive being forcibly injected with multiple mutant abilities like Deadpool. This may be the reason why Lady Death has not been transformed like Deadpool, because her self-healing ability is not strong enough.

I have some suspicion that these people are procrastinators. They are not that good-looking and have a bit of dark tendencies.

There is a data problem. According to Deadpool's ability in the movie, he not only has the ability to super heal himself, but also has his physical functions strengthened. The series of difficult actions and extremely fast reflexes performed by Deadpool in the movie are not something that a guy with average physical fitness can do. In addition, the people selected for experiments in the mutant factory should not be randomly selected, or it should be semi-random. From the movie, it seems that there are not many experimental products in the entire factory. When Deadpool burned down the factory, there was no major collapse, proving that it was not a high-rise building. Selling super soldiers is definitely a very profitable business, but the small scale of the factory and the salesmen who will find people one by one to participate in the trial make me feel that every person who is sent in has something special in their DNA. Perhaps this special point may be the key to activating mutant genes after using drugs.

By the way, I suggest the author to watch two American TV series. A hundred battles with dragons and deadly weapons. It should be very helpful in building the protagonist's image of the Winter Soldier.

This book is top-notch among fan works from plot to character description, writing style, etc. It is also very valuable to have a dedicated female protagonist without having a harem. (I personally hate harem stallion stories) If the score is out of 10, I would give this novel an 8. How can I deduct 2 points? Let me talk about the only thing that I find poisonous about this book. I don't know what the protagonist's mentality is towards Wanda. It must be that there is no love involved, as a sister? As a daughter? As a subordinate? Be an apprentice? It seems like neither, but what the hell is this excessive concern? What's the point of sending Wanda to Karma Taj to study, and dragging the heroine to buy a bunch of clothes for the other Scarlet Witch? When the heroine is dissatisfied, the protagonist just coaxes her a little and continues to buy (see you also want to buy a necklace and ring?). When sending the Scarlet Witch to school (correctly), I prepared several large boxes of various clothes, snacks and gadgets. The little girl was so tempted that she wanted nothing more, and Nicole was so angry. Then the protagonist said that I took you with me to buy her clothes, and I have a clear conscience. So why should we care so much about the Scarlet Witch? It would be understandable if these behaviors were to maintain loyalty or complete tasks, but in fact they are not at all. What are you trying to do? After you have seduced a witch, can you refuse her righteously to show your loyalty? . . ? To put it bluntly, I don't have the heart or courage to be a thief, but I will be a thief and throw away things after stealing them to show my innocence. . . This is really the only part of this book that I found confusing. Although I didn't abandon the book or anything, I was still quite speechless.

I was already looking forward to the protagonist returning to the normal world, hiding from Hydra, and trying to adapt to life, but he was forced to be discovered and chased by Hydra, and then met the Avengers or S. H. I. E. L. D., And then battled wits and courage with Hydra to defend the earth. But then you told me that you went to the mutant world...😭

I read it after seeing that the reviews were pretty good. There were no big problems in the first hundred chapters. From the time I first accepted it and became my girlfriend, it gradually became more toxic. I probably gave up after about 400 chapters. This type of fan book is really not easy to write. Everyone has their own understanding of Marvel heroes. Once the character's personality and image are deviated, it will be criticized. In the later stage, I don't know if the author was too hasty, and the characters of all heroes collapsed, turning into the ultimate brainless protagonist. If you're not a Marvel fan, it's okay, but if you are a Marvel fan, it's really uncomfortable to watch (who can bear the thought of his favorite character becoming a stepping stone for other characters...).

It's all dragging, right? It looks good? That's pretty? A time-traveler with an IQ of 6 years old is so incompetent that he is tortured at every turn.