Dota General Store in the Marvel Universe

I really can't bear to go to the tiger's mouth for a woman I still don't know.

Sitting up in shock while dying of illness, another short and feeble chapter

Enough gold? It's interesting. Gold is regarded as a lag in the eyes of people with a little status in the universe.

I don't know if so many good reviews are due to brushstrokes, or if people who read your book just read it without thinking. Since it was established at the beginning that Pig's Knuckle is a person who can cooperate with anyone in order to earn gold coins, he is a real person and a villain who resells props. Whichever side is weak will help the other. After reading a few chapters, I can clearly feel the favoritism, and Pigfoot is a businessman. He doesn't use the system's functions, but instead goes to the front line to kill people, and he is hacked to death for his rubbish skills. In dozens of chapters, I haven't seen any connection between Jessica's team and Pig's Foot. Why should they help attack the villain? He is obviously a person who flirts with beautiful women when he sees them, but he wants to save a woman who has no emotional connection, and then becomes a harem afterwards? Or is the author thinking of a stallion? A beautiful woman is mine. As long as I know her, if you dare to touch her, I will destroy your whole family. This is a dirty writing technique?

The protagonist's greatest cheating aura is the intelligence reduction. The author writes that the protagonist can earn interest from many forces, not because the protagonist is as smart as a monster and has a sinister heart. Instead, all parties fell into the protagonist's halo of wisdom. Throughout the story, the protagonist is portrayed as a duplicitous villain who stirs up trouble everywhere. Of course, this is not without its points of view. The protagonist's method is to find a few forces every time, no matter whether there is a conflict of interest or not, to provoke them. All parties fight, and then the protagonist takes advantage without anyone else noticing, and so on.

The protagonist is a shady businessman, he is willing to do business and he doesn't do anything bad. The author insists on writing a protagonist who looks like a rat in the sewer. The author wants to blackmail the pig's feet. What can I do? . ?

If you don't know how to write ambiguous words, don't write them. It looks embarrassing.

After watching a lot of Marvel, the more I read, the more disgusting I get. Power can be either broad or refined, or broad and refined. It has never been achieved by being simple. Once you are bound to the game, you can upgrade and push attribute points to "prove the truth with strength". In the end, you push skills in crooked ways. This is not to say that the skills are not good. There are level and attribute requirements for learning skills in games. Isn't it disgusting to have a pot of hodgepodge?

What the hell are you writing? It's a dark story. It's not decisive at all. Instead, it's procrastinating. It just likes to take advantage of it. It's like a loose person. It's really a joke. The plot is a bit confusing.

Why is it that almost every Marvel novel in Qidian is so unrecognizable at the end? As you write, the five major gods and so on have become little guys. Dragons have come out. Will Dagon come out too? And there are many towers. It feels like your mess is getting bigger and bigger.