The Mechanical Overlord of a Certain American Comic

After reading two hundred chapters, I can confirm that the author's emotional drama is really bad. The harem is the most difficult to control, because it is easy for all the female protagonists to be homogeneous and marginalized. However, the author did this and homogenized all women. Japanese light novels have brought new templates to the harem, such as Tsundere, Genki, Sango, Married Woman, etc. The characters are templated, and you just need to fit them in. However, if you remove these templated things, you will find that these women actually have no characteristics. Personally, I feel that the harem is a very difficult thing to control. True love is not produced in a streamlined manner. The author may have added a lot of things in his mind but did not express them, so this situation occurred. I think the harem is very toxic, and it is all vases. I don't reject the harem, but I hope I can write about it well, instead of writing about vases. I don't know how many people have played The Witcher 3. The depiction of two women gives the Polish guy a headache. Normal, modern, intellectual women will not share men, just like we will not agree that a wife has a husband. Therefore, if you want to write a harem emotional drama, you really need to be excellent. This is not a cheap label to attract readers, but a test of the author's writing skills. In addition, the author felt that it was off topic after making the robots be the same as humans. What is the meaning of such machines? In fact, it feels like "XX Summoner is in Marvel". I don't know if the author should read it or not. I'd still be a little unhappy if it was deleted after writing it for so long.

In fact, I'm curious. Many American comics like to use Orientals as protagonists, but they also like to include plots in which Orientals are discriminated against. Is this self-abuse?

Forget about the military setting, it was very popular back then. However, at first I instantly recognized Tony as a shithead and confirmed the Marvel world. Later, I turned a blind eye to other Marvel characters such as Doctor Strange and Daredevil, as if I had never heard of them. I was so familiar with Iron Man before and knew the Avengers world. If I knew it so well, you can't tell me about the others?

By the way, the protagonist's ability to see people's emotions is a bit questionable. What color would it be if the person's emotions were too complicated for a moment? It's colorful but it's transparent, or the emotion is too deep and the color of his face changes. Does the protagonist laugh? Also, if a person with a bright color and too serious emotions suddenly appears in front of the protagonist, will it blind the protagonist's eyes? Will people who regulate their emotions too much have no expression on their face, only a natural monochromatic mosaic...

The plot design is so embarrassing... The protagonist is not short of money, dislikes trouble and knows that Hell's Kitchen is full of troubles, so he goes to Hell's Kitchen to rent a house. Obadiah approached the protagonist to discuss cooperation. The protagonist analyzed a bunch of benefits of cooperation, and then said: Sorry, I refuse! There are also some small details that are painful to read, and I can't stand it for more than ten chapters...

I didn't like this book very much. Anyway, I really couldn't stand the previous book. Marvel's Endless Superpowers, Claire breaks in and kneels to Claire's father. In order to accept his daughter, he was imprisoned by his father-in-law for torture and electrocution research. He is also eager to protect the heroine's family and prove himself like a dog. From there it can be seen that the author does not know how to write about emotions. After reading the comment section of this book, I found that I was right.

The radioactive ones can do that and so on, and their function is to communicate with the fire source plane to obtain the fire source energy. Then I remember that magic is about communicating with dark dimensions to harness dark power. Is it theoretically possible to communicate with the source plane of fire?

And the most poisonous thing is that many losers in reality have traveled to other worlds, and after persisting in becoming beings who can breathe in seconds, there is still no heroine to follow a group of men. Why are you such a loser in modern times if you are so perseverant and will not be tempted?

I read seventy or eighty chapters, which made me feel sick to my stomach.

The author has no outline at all. He writes whatever comes to mind. None of the decent villains have an IQ. No wonder they are eunuchs.