The Overlord's Path Through the Marvel Universe

All the hard work was given to the male protagonist. First it was Batman and the Joker's Gotham, and then it was the mutants. He was put in a trough, and things happened one after another, endlessly. The male protagonist was thankless. He killed the supporting characters very decisively, with one knife and one shot. But the plot is to disgust people. The male protagonist did his best, but got nothing, but was confused in the face. It is very realistic. At the end of the Batman plot, the male protagonist killed the Joker and was seriously injured and was captured. He was imprisoned for three years and used as mutant experimental material. He was made to look like a human or a ghost. Then under the power of the plot, he recovered but not fully recovered. He got revenge but not completely, emmm. Also, the author particularly likes to play with nurturing. The key is that if you don't accept it, it will look the same as giving it away...

Fully ordered and finished reading. This is the second book I have read at the starting point. It is worth remembering. I feel that the best characters created by the author are the Ancient One and the protagonist Cyber...

I've read more than 500 chapters so far! I have always felt that there is a problem with the author's aesthetics, and also in the depiction of abilities. Let's talk about aesthetics first. Recently, I saw that the protagonist had just arrived among the stars. When encountering a Kree warship, he turned his assault ship into the upper body of a demon. . What's the point? After the transformation, the assault ship's attack method was to grab at close range with its claws. . How stupid does the enemy have to be to stop his warship for you to capture? And if an assault ship transforms into the upper body of a demon, can it still fly? Can we do whatever we want without resistance in the universe? I won't go into details about whether this is an aesthetic problem or it's just random writing. Let's talk about ability characterization. I've followed several of the author's trajectory series. The author always uses all kinds of miscellaneous energy to describe the protagonist's ability. Fortunately, this is the protagonist. Otherwise, his ability has been out of control 999+ times. There is nothing new and a bit disappointing. His fighting style is reckless and has no skills. It does not exist. What skills are there? When you encounter someone you can't beat, you will explode in a wave, and then you will push them flatly. There is another problem. The author always puts more energy on the branch plot after the main plot of a book unfolds. Here, it is basically all supporting roles. Often the protagonist is not seen in several pictures. The death track was abandoned in this way in the previous book. It seems that this book will start to branch out again. I can only say goodbye.

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After reading more than a dozen chapters, I still feel that the plot setting and rhythm are weird. The author's writing is okay. What's the problem? I understand after reading the comments According to readers who have read it, the author is too obsessed with the plot of the original work, refusing to give bento to the main character, and then letting the bento monster give the protagonist a hard blow, and the protagonist is ooxxed. Such descriptions make the protagonist look stupid. I agree with this view. If the author is really like this, it is indeed stupid. But judging from the results, it is estimated that the author will really give the protagonist a hook after at least 100 chapters before I can read it. . . This also explains why the author has good writing skills but is not famous. . . People are brilliant before they go on the shelves, but they are dumb later. You are doing the opposite, and you are awesome.

To be honest, the Gotham chapter of this book was fine in the beginning, but it started to feed on Xiang when it was put on the shelves. The protagonist can kill the clown, but the whole world is trying to stop it. Then he said that Gotham has nothing to do with you, and then he came out to eat Xiang again? It was said that if you can catch the clown once, you can catch it a second time, and then you roll over and almost die. In the end, you are captured by Stryker and used as an experimental subject for three years without any foreshadowing. When is this plot, you are forcibly missing for several years. I skipped reading the second part of Gotham. Fortunately, the second part seems to be interesting. I have to open Unparalleled, otherwise I would have slipped away. Don't say that you like to read it, but if you don't read it, go away. You can post good book reviews, and I can post bad ones.

I thought, this was a forgotten classic... I was wrong, this is a magical story. The male protagonist travels through Gotham, driving low and driving high, first weak and then strong. This is very scientific and there is nothing wrong with it. Then, I saved the Bat, saved Rachel, saved Gotham, found my little brother, and built up a force... And found out that I was gifted and seemed to be taking off~ Then, because of the clown's conspiracy, the force was in decline, and then, halfway through my revenge, I saw the clown, caught the clown, and had a fight with the bat. In the end, because the bat dragged the male protagonist, the clown fell into the police, so he gave up on revenge? ? ! That's not all, let's just let it go. I thought the male protagonist would go to London to develop for a while, and then, he pretended to be watching a show, but in fact he continued to wander around Gotham, interfering in everything, and finally died with the Joker? ? ! Picked up (caught) by an apparent villain? ? ! So what is the foreshadowing in the early stage, so the plot does not change much in the end, so what is the purpose of the male protagonist! He obviously has the super talent of devouring, and if he catches a mutant, he can devoure the opponent's ability~ and then continue to hang out in Gotham drinking tea and cooking for a year... So is this an abusive article? Why are there 10,000 ways to deal with opponents, but they are just as nagging, hesitant, and formalistic as the villains. Well, the psychology, characters, and battles are all so well drawn, but the plot logic really makes people scream, is this Overlord?

This book was given as a gift to a daughter as a gift to her sister. It was disgusting to read, but Catherine later gave it to someone else.

I gave up after seeing the clown trying to stay alive. This plot is forced to feed shi

What was written before? Is the author enjoying himself? He is still a bully and a tortoise. It is an inexplicable abuse of the main article.