
Ninjas in the Comic World
美漫世界的忍者
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 187k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Time Travel
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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81Chapters
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Why does the protagonist want to prevent Spider-Man from mutating?
The protagonist in the article describes seeing Peter as a friend and not wanting him to get hurt, so what's the benefit of not letting him become Spider-Man? ? ? The protagonist thinks Peter is good because he has foresight to understand that he is Spider-Man. As a friend, if Peter is not Spider-Man, he does not have the understanding that with great power comes greater responsibility. Peter will still be an ordinary student, even a very common student who is not very popular. He does not have those valuable qualities, and it is even unknown what changes will happen in the future. He may be lost for life or go astray. In the end, the protagonist reminded Peter that he eventually became Spider-Man. What is the significance of writing this? Does it reflect friendship? The first few pictures of "Meeting Peter" didn't make me think how good their relationship was. It was just that the protagonist asked Peter to sit together at the beginning. I just want to say that I give them a bad review for their portrayal.
Just read Chapter 8. . . So many poisonous points. Did the protagonist have an aura of mental retardation that lowered the IQ of everyone in the world? Natasha can be said to be Marvel's most professional female agent. How could she be affected by emotions during a mission?
Overall, it was pretty good, but I didn't like Skye's part a bit. It's too abrupt, and it's a bit awkward and annoying later on. Finally, I hope that you, the author, can persevere. When the time comes, there will be someone who "Marvel is the strongest" will come to BB. The earth will be destroyed when Thanos comes, and the universe will be destroyed when God takes action. This is the person who is here. I hope you, the author, can finish writing this book, and I will reward and recommend it.
The tailed beast comes out too quickly. It would be better to let the protagonist redeem it by himself or find a similar object to summon it. Moreover, the mastermind appeared too early. Author-kun, why are you writing about the mastermind in Women's Federation 2? The protagonist's strength is not very high, so you have to find out.
It looks good from the front, and the substitute technique doesn't have to be made of wood...
Oh, a lonely killer? The author probably typed these words casually while typing, and what follows
Oh, a lonely killer? The author probably typed this out casually while typing, and it really doesn't match up with what follows at all (I don't know who stipulated that the person who travels through comics must be a killer who loves the second dimension) The writing is also quite poor (of course it would be okay if placed in a two-dimensional area)
What's yours is yours
In fact, I still don't understand when everyone writes again, Always making Japan's inventions more popular, What's the glory in saying it's your own country? It was passed from China to Japan, and the Japanese passed it down through the ages. How can you say that if you integrate this inheritance into your own imprint, it is not theirs. If you want to write about Japanese things, don't mention that these are Chinese things. There is a saying that I don't know, the master leads me into the door and practice in an individual
Not good-looking, just like the Americans' little brother
It's inconsistent, slap yourself in the face, author, please don't pretend to be the protagonist randomly.
The identity setting at the beginning is very good, but the true character is revealed immediately in the back. In your previous life, you, the protagonist, were a commodity that could still be bargained for if you showed up with three thousand people, right? The protagonist seems cool and cool, showing that he has everything under control, has many trump cards, and has a strong ninja system. However, he is pushed to the limit, bullied, and slapped in the face hard, but he doesn't feel anything at all! Does this mean licking and kneeling? Since this is a cowardly loser protagonist, can you not change the background setting of the protagonist in the first chapter? You may not believe it, but I downloaded this book, and then I changed the background setting of the protagonist in the first chapter to "a cheap-loving doormat who is about to rise". After reading it again, I found it very enjoyable ~ HOHO
Why not learn medical ninjutsu, Peter or his uncle can be saved, and just watch?
I can only say that I don't know why the more I look at it, the more frustrated I feel.