Destroy the World Starting from American Comics

The beginning is too poisonous. It clearly states that it is best not to give yourself a shot, but the result is that various accidents caused the protagonist to give himself a shot and mutated it. When I saw this, it was like hehe, the author, your brain circuit is really not ordinary, you still write this kind of routine.

After reading I am an anti-virus software, I always feel that these systems and time-traveling software are viruses.

To be honest, it's a few levels worse than the trajectory of the American comic book World Overlord.

For details, please see: "Disclaimer before reading: T virus is not equal to zombie virus!"

After reading a little bit, the protagonist has no wisdom. If a virus exists, it should not surround the city from the countryside. It starts with water sources, animals, birds and mosquitoes. The protagonist chooses the most difficult one.

Silence for a poor puppet protagonist manipulated by the system

I just read this novel. The protagonist turned into a zombie and was sweating profusely.

After reading the first few chapters, I felt that the IQ of the pig's feet was not up to the mark. 1. Spider-Man used the cocoon to grab the pig's foot for the first time and was ready to leave. The pig's foot just came out and fought the spider 50-50, forcibly increasing the battle damage. Early development is the most important. 2. When being chased by Iron Man, he was flying in the sky and running on the ground with pig's feet. He was still shaking for a while, and then became powerless. There is also this kind of operation, which is quite surprising to the author's imagination. It's actually very simple. Run to the sewer. Don't tell me that you can't find the manhole cover. Summary: With this IQ, he can still destroy the world! Alas~

There is a flaw in this book, and that is what the protagonist said in the later chapters of the Marvel chapter. He is proud of treating the entire world as a so-called virtual world, and thinks that everything in Marvel is no different from a stand-alone game. This kind of person is like someone who still believes in materialism and technology after time travel, but firmly denies spiritualism and mystery. They think they are smart and superior to others, but in fact they know everything about it. They have traveled through time, so what are they going to do back? Be a social animal? If someone says you can go back, you can go back? Parallel universes are born every minute. Why do you think the universe you go back to is your original universe?

I was poisoned to death in the first chapter. Someone came to rob me, and the barrel of the gun was pointed at my head. As an ordinary person with no brain problems, would I resist? Especially when the other person hasn't done anything to you yet and is just robbing you,

I dislike this kind of book the most! ! ! ! Writing the protagonist in such a bad way makes me have to doubt the author's IQ? Or it gives me this feeling: the author said, "Only by writing the protagonist in such a bad way can you understand and empathize."

Is the setting toxic? On the one hand, it is eager to show that the protagonist is an ordinary modern person with no practical skills. On the other hand, it describes in detail how the protagonist adapts to changes and has imagination in battle. On the one hand, it describes how the protagonist operates everything from behind the scenes. On the other hand, it describes how the protagonist operates bravely and resourcefully on the front line. . . How does this look like an ordinary person? Please fix the setting first, what the hell are the psychological activities throughout the story? Say three or five words in one sentence, and then use two paragraphs to explain why you say what you say and why you do what you do. .

Do you have any recommendations for books about destroying the world?

What I hate the most is when I use a knife and suddenly I end up using a sword. It's particularly annoying, as if using a knife is embarrassing. Is it annoying?

One thing to say, this book is generally good, but in my opinion, a DC fan, the DC volume is really poisonous. For example, the character design was ruined, the master's IQ and suspicion were forcibly reduced, Barry and Hal's personalities seemed to have been swapped, etc. And there are frequent wrong settings. For example, the protagonist can also use infinity stones in the DC universe, the book says that Batman is the most physically powerful person in the DC universe, etc... It makes me sad to see it.

The writing was still as good as before, but now it's secretive.

Finally I found it, my first Marvel book.

If your IQ is enough to destroy the world, go to bed early! Goldfinger is obtained by sacrificing IQ

@Author Did the protagonist lose his mind after being infected after traveling through time?

I have read more than a dozen films with too many flaws, and I feel like the main character is as stupid as a brain.

No wonder the ratings are rubbish, they are indeed rubbish.

Treat the world you have traveled to as a virtual product, a logic game that is played just for fun, with no value or meaning, and destroying the world is part of the game. The protagonist is a player of this game, and has game props called intelligence and systems. The reward for passing the level is to return to reality, so he can ignore his moral conscience and use all means to destroy the world, even if he commits some mistakes that destroy humanity. Because this is a game, the responsibility lies not with yourself but with the world. Such a protagonist is separated from the environment of "traveling" this narrative, and the form of narrative from the future directly attacks (reflects) the legitimacy of narrative self-sufficiency. To put it simply, this is a meta-like setting. The protagonist is the incarnation of the reader outside the text, or the spokesperson of the player outside the game. This design exposes the essence of the time-travel novel (that is, the existence of the other world itself is only to replace the utopia of the protagonist's trauma, and the only purpose of the world's existence is to allow the protagonist to achieve self-realization in it), which has a sense of deconstructing the narrative. Adding a little reflection on the meta-narrative itself will make it more interesting.

The finale... It would be nice if the protagonist was wiped out by the system

You should add a mission to destroy the real world at the end and not tell the protagonist how interesting it would be to put him in the real world when he completes the mission.

When you see the first few points of damage, you run away quickly. It is indeed a daily introduction to poison.

Garbage, the protagonist has become an infected body, a zombie, disgusting

I have to complain, isn't it good to find Doctor Doom? Isn't he smarter than Iron Man? He can crush him in all aspects.

After filling in a lot of holes but still not being able to figure it out, I was really convinced. I thought it would go through many more worlds, but it ended up being gone after three centuries. Maybe the author's stuff ended here. I finished reading it in one afternoon. I really didn't expect it to be so fast, so I kept skipping to watch it.

You can only take out the heart to get infected, so let me ask how Iron Man gets infected?

The protagonist is not awesome enough to kill someone, but he is too weak. He also destroys the world, but it is incomparable to this book. I recommend everyone to try reading this book