Ethan’s Fantastic Voyage

How can we write about Japanese comics without mentioning the God of Childhood Memories: Fighter Seiya? This is a comic older than Dragon Ball. . I started watching it when I was in the second grade of elementary school.

In fact, tea drinkers are also talented players (¬､¬) who have extremely poor foundations and are not focused on eating, drinking and having fun but do not practice seriously. He has always been able to keep up with talent in the early stage, but in the mid-to-late stage with foundation, he can barely keep up even though he has the worst foundation... It is almost like the legendary "child of other people" who seriously doubts that if his personality changes, he will be the strongest on earth...

After some statistics, as of Chapter 104 of Volume 2, the worlds the protagonist has visited include: Main world - endless sea Marvel Cinematic Universe diablo world King Arthur's World Resident Evil Movie World DC Cinematic Universe Pirates of the Caribbean World wolverine cinematic universe The important foreshadowing left from the main world and currently unfinished include: Overworld - a powerful undead enemy (should be) The world laws of the main world The ability to travel between planes and the origin of the escape of time and space energy in the main world Diablo World - Help humans escape from being attacked by angels and demons King Arthur's World - Help King Arthur again (possibly) or catch up with King Arthur DC Cinematic Universe – Diana needs to return Caribbean World - Blackbeard's magic (possibly) solves Jones' problem (possibly) Wolverine Cinematic Universe - Help Professor X find the heir to the parallel dimension As well as the more important world that the protagonist mentioned but has not yet been to: Resident Evil Game World world of warcraft The Lord of the Rings (Middle-earth) world (The above are personal statistics, please don't blame me if there are any omissions. Marking "maybe" means that whether the foreshadowing is achieved depends on the plot and the needs of the protagonist) That's about all I remember. Is there anything any book friends can add?

The more you get to the back, the less you can stand it. When I went to dark in the front, the writing was fine, but later on, it started to show off. Poison Point 1: When I meet people, I tell them that I am not from this world, nor am I a god, I just happen to have wings and holy light. Poison Point 2: After Diana killed the God of War, the protagonist started flowing potions, and his teammates drank potions to increase their strength. Poison Point 3: I just want to ask what the teammates at the back are for. They are forced to bring people on board, even mothers and daughters. Some inexplicable people were brought on board. I don't think it's because the protagonist likes them. It's because the author likes these characters, but he doesn't give the protagonist and these characters development. He just brought them on board for no reason. The protagonist: NND forcibly brought people on board. Have you asked the protagonist for his opinion? Poison point three: ***, especially when resurrecting Tony's parents, those who were brought by mistake cannot return to the original world. They can bring Marvel. It's fine if no one gives 1000W. If you are not satisfied with this world as your parents, just change to the next world. There will always be one that suits you. Otherwise, all parents are on board with me. Although you are useless, I have a medicine bug. The promised protagonist is not the Holy Mother, so why is she more Holy Mother than the Holy Mother of God? Except for the first few worlds, the main characters in the following worlds are just playing the same game. If you watch too much, you will get tired of it. There are more poison points than interesting points, so I gave up.

In the original work, Wukong is a positive protagonist, so naturally he cannot be allowed to accept charity or anything like that. But obviously searching for treasures, fishing for boats, mining, etc. Is not too much for a strong person.

Captain Marvel - 3 points - emoticon; Director Fury - 4 points - funny; "Element Devourer" - 5 points - orange cat! After watching "Captain Marvel"

I still remember the first leader in history

I am Shennong, a holy farmer who is invulnerable to all poisons The summary is as follows: This book has a good beginning of 30 chapters, and the subject matter is attractive. After 30 chapters, the toxin continues to increase. Reading guide: Suitable for reading with 50 lines at a glance and jumping.

Is the recent chapter really this kind of chapter about teasing and teasing little girls? It feels completely uninteresting. Did the author really not consider writing the plot well? I always feel that the last 100 chapters have been filled with watering down and building a harem, which is a bit boring. I used to recommend this book to others and it would give me 4.5 Stars, but now I feel like I can no longer recommend it.

The author writes very thoughtfully and well. But when I saw the t-virus, I really couldn't bear to look at it. First of all, what is "science"? Science is the reasoning and induction of the objective laws and truths of the world. Whether it is what ordinary people think of as science in a narrow sense or so-called "magic", they are actually within the scope of science. The predecessor of science is also the category of mysticism, such as herbalism that is popular in the West. In this case, neither science nor magic in the narrow sense can disrespect logic. The t virus itself is a virus. Viruses must follow the logic of viruses. The logic of viruses to the human body may involve "cell invasion", "DNA and RNA transcription", "replication of viral DNA or RNA", etc. The essence is that the virus invades human cells and changes the normal expression of human DNA. For example: grow more arms, grow a tail, enhance the so-called mental power (or because of the unified field theory, can mental power be regarded as electromagnetic waves generated by the head? Electromagnetic waves produce some force effects. After all, unified field theory, everything is unified.) Then, the so-called "extraction of factors that enhance mental power and elimination of side effects" is contrary to logic. Because if DNA is not expressed, it is just ordinary DNA. You can know its function, but it is impossible to "accurately" "cut" it from a complete piece of DNA without relying on anything. Broken DNA fragments are also unlikely to exist in any harsh environment that defies logic, such as on cigarettes. It is also impossible to change the expression of normal human DNA through the simple logic of "ingesting" and "eating when you are hungry". This level of outrageousness is like extracting the so-called "flight" factor from a bird, and then flying out of thin air without wings.