Marvel: The Copycat Powerhouse

Is this novel very interesting? The protagonist is 100 years old in both his past and present lives, but he's as childish as a child!

The plot concept is interesting, but unfortunately, the author lacks the writing skills to support the overall structure, resulting in a disjointed and incoherent narrative. The repetitive retelling of events makes it feel more like an instruction manual than a novel. The protagonist's personality is inconsistent and he acts without thinking.

That's it, as the title says. I'll comment on the rest after I've looked through it.

The first hundred chapters are worth reading, but the rest is toxic; the characters have turned evil, driven by a clear desire for revenge. Why do people like Marvel heroes? Because they uphold truth, goodness, and beauty. In this world, truth, goodness, and beauty may be illusory, but that's what people pursue. And after living so long, you still have the mentality of a child?

I came here specifically to rant... But I just couldn't stand it anymore. The protagonist is a villain from a chaotic evil faction, with terrible character and illogical actions. In short, if you can't understand some of the protagonist's twisted behaviors, that's really toxic.

The protagonist is a scumbag, his toxicity is off the charts. I've never seen a protagonist force a married woman to make a sex tape with another man, and the editor is the female lead's husband! Second, the premise is idiotic. The protagonist flies at Mach 3 and then gets cut by glass! What a sad story. Thirdly, the protagonist is not very bright.

The problem is, in chapter 32, the protagonist tears through steel armor with his bare hands and throws an armored vehicle weighing several hundred pounds like it's nothing, yet he can't break free from a dead man's grasp? He has to sever his own arm to escape. Putting that aside, why sever his own arm and not the dead man's? If there's a reason, explain it; don't leave it all so confusing.

Those who say online novels are just fast food and shouldn't be taken too seriously are like someone saying a fast food meal is too salty, and you reply, "What more do you expect from something that costs five yuan?" Does that mean you can put shit in fast food?

The author really goes all out with their writing style; the beginning was fine, but around chapter 100 onwards, they went completely off the rails, a real waste of my entire evening reading time. From Captain America in an adult film to giving away the White Queen, and even cultivators appearing—it was so jarring!

Having read 200 chapters, I have some complaints. First, the copying ability. I can understand needing to upgrade before copying, as that would be unrealistic. However, after reading so many chapters, I think the protagonist's limitation of only being able to copy mutants after so many upgrades is too great.