The Second-Dimensional Hero of the Marvel Universe

There are so many of you scolding me, so I'm here to put an end to the injustice. This book is really amazing. Tony Stark was not captured by the Ten Rings Gang, but a video of a terrorist pointing a gun at Tony's head and demanding more money appeared on Obadiah's computer. Isn't it amazing? I'll give it 82 points this time, and then give it 666.

Is Marvel expelled from the second dimension?

Let's not talk about anything else. Until Chapter 200. I still can't tell the difference between Zeus and Odin. This tells you that you believe in Taoism. The result is like worshiping a Japanese god. It's all Asia anyway.

After reading the previous article, I feel that there is something wrong with the protagonist's brain. He has the Six Styles, Three Haki, Shock Fruit, Ghost Way, and fights in vain. He still wants to get the Gold Princess to practice his strength. Can the Gold Princess resist and remember it? ? ? ?

That's cool for you. SHIELD is mixed with Hydra. Without SHIELD dragging the Security Council, the captain has to go to the experimental bench. Odin is alive and the Ancient One ignores Loki. Why don't you go to heaven? You start with SHIELD and kill Loki with a vest. Do you think Heimdall is blind?

I'm rather confused: This book has been scolded in the comment section, so why do the guides always recommend this book? I forgot how many times I saw this book in the introductionㄟ(▔,▔)ㄏ

First of all, the author gave the protagonist a golden finger with too much force. The ability of a simple Shinigami can be deeply explored and developed. As a result, his Zanpakutō has not yet awakened, and the ability of Naruto immediately appeared. You must know that most villains in Marvel actually do not have many extraordinary abilities. Secondly, although I repeatedly hypnotized myself while watching, not to use my brain, but maybe because of his age, the protagonist's usual language and way of thinking are really not like an adult who has struggled in society without a father or mother. He has no plan, does not consider the causes and consequences, and makes enemies for no reason. Moreover, do you really think that Jin does not dare to use big killers such as RPGs in the city? It doesn't matter if your writing is not good, but I don't feel that you are writing with care and have thought about what a real Marvel world is like. Everything is just following the plot, and fandom is meaningless.

After reading the first 100 chapters, I just want to ask, do you need Wu Kong to fly? You have vice-captain level spiritual pressure and can't even fly, so how bad is your control over spiritual energy? The spirit son paves the way, that's the basic work of the god of death, right?

There is an interesting thing about this protagonist. When he gets abilities, he usually doesn't practice or develop them. He is like a demon who has to find an opponent as a sparring partner. If he doesn't find one, he won't practice. He has been looking for a Kingpin for a long time. If he accepts death, he must practice on him. No one else can. Can I understand that the setting is to directly and perfectly control the protagonist's abilities? Can I open it directly with the original user for 55? Also, for some reason, the author of this book is extremely disdainful of Spider-Man. The protagonist has a contradictory personality. At first he wanted to have a good relationship with Spider-Man, but then he called him a loser in his heart, and then he wanted to find a chance to fight Spider-Man. In fact, to be honest, if it was really direct and perfect control, Spider-Man would not be able to defeat the protagonist at all, he would just go up and be done.

To be honest, I really can't stand the Ultron part. If you are sure of the layout, then write the layout and what the protagonist did to get Ultron to come out and refresh his abilities. If you get the result, just leave that part without writing anything. I don't know what effect you want to write, but at least you have to get the IQ of the supporting character online. Take Hawkeye, an agent. Even if you, the author, don't want to see him, you have to let him have a brain. The Hawkeye you wrote is just stupid and can shoot arrows As for the system, don't erase it at every turn, and deduct abilities. Well, these things are almost out of date. In addition to borrowing from others, writing novels must also create your own innovations. A system must be created with a purpose. In the early stage, it is enough to use erasure to stimulate the host. You are over 300 years old and erasing abilities and erasing is too much. As for tasks and abilities, what are these tasks of yours? Kill on sight? Not to mention others, if you kill Abomination, will the military really stop taking action? Do you really create your own background? The background of your world is the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and there is also Loki. Loki is so conflicted, at what level do you want to compete with Odin? A Thunder Release, Turtle Style Qigong, Small Cosmos, Shock Fruit, Six Styles, Kidō, a Zanpakutō that can cut through a stone, and telekinesis. Are you going to fight Odin? Can I beat Sordu Liang? When I watched it, I thought, with so many abilities, you can't use them in a fight, and you can't chew off more than you can chew? The writing of multiple movie worlds is very good, there are a lot of black technologies, and the protagonists use them well. What I saw is still passable.