Dota General Store in the Marvel Universe
美漫之多塔杂货铺
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He'd risk everything for a woman he didn't even know; it's unbearable to watch.
Startled awake from a deathbed, another short and feeble chapter begins.
Enough gold? Interesting. In the eyes of those with even a little status in the universe, gold is nothing more than a cheap commodity.
I don't know if all these positive reviews are fake, or if the readers are just mindless readers. From the very beginning, the protagonist is portrayed as someone who'll cooperate with anyone to earn gold coins, trading items between the good guys and the bad guys, always siding with the weaker side. After a few chapters, the bias becomes blatant.
The protagonist's biggest cheat code is his "brain drain aura." The author portrays him as able to profit from multiple factions not because he's exceptionally intelligent or ruthless, but because everyone involved is affected by this brain drain aura. Throughout the story, the protagonist is depicted as a two-faced, scheming villain. Of course, this isn't without its appeal.
The protagonist is a shady businessman; he does business with the consent of both parties and doesn't do anything particularly bad. What can you do if the author insists on portraying the protagonist as a sewer rat, or if the author is determined to vilify the main character?
If you can't write ambiguous language, don't write it; it's awkward.
I've watched so much Marvel stuff and it's getting more and more disgusting. Power is either broad or refined, or a combination of both. You never achieve anything by mixing everything. If you're going to tie it to a game, you should focus on leveling up and allocating attribute points, "proving your way through strength." Instead, they're pushing you down the wrong path with skills.
What kind of rubbish is this? A dark fantasy story, supposedly? The characters are indecisive and procrastinate, always trying to get something for nothing, like a loser. It's really awful, and the plot is a bit chaotic.
Why do almost every Marvel novel on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) become unrecognizable in the end? In this case, the five great gods have become little guys, dragons have appeared, and is Dagon going to make an appearance soon? And then there's Dota... It feels like you're making a bigger and bigger mess.