Those Years I Was a Superhero in Marvel

Can someone tell me if Thor is a fat nerd in the comics and why does ball lightning actually appear? ! I like the Thor in this novel better than the Thor in Marvel. From God to Man: Both have lost their divine power, but Thor in the movie has never lost his "arrogance" as a god from beginning to end. From beginning to end, he is extremely self-centered. Thor in the book loses his divine power on the one hand, and on the other hand finds himself reduced to slag by Loki. After his own (wrong) efforts, , can basically be regarded as a complete human (fei) type (zhai). If it weren't for the protagonist's real encouragement, he wouldn't even want to lose weight, and he might be lucky enough to become the first god in history to die of obesity; From man to god: The God of Thunder in the movie, don't you think it's because he is about to die, so Odin can't stand it? His real growth is after Hela, and there is a lot of foreshadowing in this aspect in the book. When he was a temporary rescue team member in the hospital, he understood the value of life (human beings who live over a hundred years are worthy of celebration, and are accompanied by diseases. He can live for thousands of years, and are invulnerable to poisons). He pursued colleagues and understood the importance of knowledge (Thor fell in love with reading and died young). He became the king of children in the orphanage and learned tolerance and kindness (he also asked Iron Man and Spider-Man to repair the TV in the orphanage and personally maintained it. Repairing sewers), he learned humility when he angrily attacked Doctor Strange for a piece of candy (in his eyes, Strange did not save people in order to maintain a 100% success rate), especially in the Battle of New York later, when the hospital had a power outage, in order to save the little girl, he held the wire tightly in the power distribution room alone, jumping in anxiety, but could not discharge any electricity. Only then did he understand that divine power is used to protect the weak, not to show off in front of the weak, and finally regained divine power.

This book is written around the word hero. It has the heroic side and the bitterness behind the hero. It is a heroic novel of flesh and blood! The little spider was injured in order to save others and did not dare to go home for fear of being discovered by his aunt, but he was hacked to fight for power. The good-for-nothing Thor (mortal version) teaches in a welfare home and has a great time with children. In order to make the children live a better life, Thor went to learn appliance repair and water pipe repair. Is this what the proud Thor can do? Provided a child with the power of electricity to awaken the God of Thunder during surgery. It felt a hundred times more powerful than in the movie. There are also stories behind various heroes. I won't spoil it here.

I didn't read this book for American comics, and I don't mind things like whether the magic has been changed or not, whether the protagonist is weak or not, and so on. I have followed this book from the first two hundred chapters until now. The most important reason why I can keep reading the real book is that the book contains the author's own views on things, constructing the author's own world and containing his own thoughts. I can't stand most of the books I read at Qidian now. It's not that the writing style of those books is bad, the writing is not good, nor that I don't like the subject matter. They are just like some of Xiaosi's books that I read when I was in school. The writing is gorgeous and refreshing, and the content is insightful. Although I also know that it is unrealistic to seek connotation in online articles, I always hope to see books that contain the author's own insights. This author is quite to my liking. He doesn't follow the crowd, isn't too commercial, and doesn't give up adding his own ideas just to cater to readers' tastes. I should be a niche reader. I want to read the story that the author wants to tell us, rather than watch the author tell the story that we want the author to tell us.

After reading novels for more than ten years, I now know the general plot and ending of a novel from the beginning. Long term book shortage. This is one of the few novels that can be said to be original. I have been following this book since the beginning. At that time, I predicted that this book would be popular because I could not guess what the plot would be. It feels like I'm back to the time when I first became obsessed with the Internet. There are a lot of Marvel fan novels written now, but novels that are truly innovative, not cliche, and give people a sense of reality are really rare these days. Maybe the world vision in this book is the expectation for the future. The writing may not be very gorgeous, but the ideas in the book fill everything. Looking forward to your next work! Come on!

At first they blamed vampires, I kept silent --I am not a vampire Then they blamed Hydra, I kept silent --I am not Hydra After that they blamed the Dark Order, I kept silent --I am not the Dark Order Finally they ran towards us, but no one stood up to speak for us.

What's the point of being a superhero in the Marvel world next door? Is this Apple being copied? But isn't it said to be cross-site plagiarism? I've read about ten of that book. Not to mention the routines, even the plots and settings are similar. The main character's name is just one word different. His family also owns a pub and restaurant. He is also classmates with Peter and Harry, and they all have a system. The system also tells the main character to go out and fight gangsters at night. Moreover, they all learn internal skills. Even the names of internal skills feel similar.

One thing I discovered is that most of the people who complain in the book review area are people who have only watched a few movies. There shouldn't be vampires, there shouldn't be mutants, there shouldn't be this, there shouldn't be that. Let me tell you, comics have everything. Don't think that a few movies are all of Marvel.

Parker discovered in the main universe comics that he joined the Horizon Laboratory. This particle and gamma energy also have the setting to give people superpowers, which will give humans a series of abilities such as a body of steel, light speed flight, energy radiation conversion, super speed, super strength, etc.

If you don't like talking, don't eat chicken soup. I hope those who have emotional lines will not enter (really there are no male-female emotional lines at all). The protagonist has basically no fighting ability (even in the later stage, he can't beat Spider-Man). It feels like a mascot to ease the relationship between the heroes. Also, don't think of this book as a rebirth and time-travel novel. The protagonist feels that he only knows Spider-Man and Iron Man.

This book is great, and the plot and writing are good. The only shortcoming is that the author likes to preach too much. For example, he really believes that the disintegration of the Soviet Union has brought prosperity and freedom to Eastern Europe, supports the racing gang, and feels that graffiti and spray paint are excusable.         ， This is a good book if you can ignore it or agree with it.