The Second-Dimensional Hero of the Marvel Universe

So many of you are swearing, I'm here to stand up for you. This book is truly amazing. Tony Stark wasn't even caught by the Ten Rings, yet Obadiah's computer showed a video of terrorists pointing guns at Tony's head and demanding more money. Isn't that incredible? I give this a score of 82, and also a 666.

Has Marvel been expelled from the world of anime and manga?

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 beginning, I think the protagonist is out of his mind. He already has the Six Powers, three types of Haki, the Tremor-Tremor Fruit, Kido, and Hakuda, yet he still wants to practice his strength on Kingpin? Can Kingpin even withstand his attacks and memorize them?

You're so arrogant. S. H. I. E. L. D. Is infiltrated by Hydra. Without S. H. I. E. L. D. Holding back the Security Council, Captain America would have to go to the testing site. Odin is alive, and the Ancient One doesn't even acknowledge Loki. Why don't you just fly to the moon? You started by attacking S. H. I. E. L. D. And even used a disguise to kill Loki. Do you think Heimdall is blind?

I'm quite puzzled: this book is being slammed in the comments section, so why does the guide keep recommending it? I've lost count of how many times I've seen this book in the guides ㄟ(▔,▔)ㄏ

First, the author overdid the protagonist's overpowered abilities. A simple Shinigami's power, if explored and developed further, would be incredibly strong, yet he immediately acquires Naruto abilities before even awakening his Zanpakuto. Keep in mind that most Marvel villains don't actually possess many supernatural powers.

After reading the first 100 chapters, I just want to ask: do you really need a flight technique to fly? With your vice-captain level spiritual pressure, you can't even fly? Just how bad is your control over spiritual power? Using spiritual particles to pave the way is basic stuff for Shinigami, okay?

This protagonist has an interesting quirk: after gaining his ability, he doesn't practice or develop it. He's obsessed with finding a sparring partner, and won't practice unless he finds one. He spent a long time searching for Kingpin, stubbornly insisting on practicing against him; no one else would do. Can I interpret this as the protagonist having perfect, innate control over his ability?

To be honest, I really couldn't stand reading the part about Ultron. If you were confident in your ability to create a plot, then you should have written the plot, written about what the protagonist did to refresh his abilities so that Ultron would appear. Instead, you just left that part blank and didn't write anything.