The Sentry in the Marvel Universe

Thoughts after reading: Unknowingly, from March 2018 to December, this book is completely finished, although the ending is not the final ending. Let me tell you how you felt at the beginning of reading this book. I wanted to read a Marvel book from the beginning, but to be honest, the first chapters were a bit too toxic (who said I don't have any Marvel books to read? I can't stand it!). Thinking about it later, it is understandable that the author is a newcomer after all. Later, the author also asked for leave intermittently (the author had to take the college entrance examination at the time, if I remember correctly). The final point! ! ! ! ! ! This book gets better and better the further you go! ! ! ! !

I just searched for Transcendence of the Gods and finally understood how Thanos succeeded in transcending the Gods. In the comics, Doctor Doom once collected molecules from more than 20 universes with the molecules from the 616 universe and made them into bombs that killed the Transcendent Protoss.

I feel like the author's title, Sentinel, is not reflected. There are indeed some foreshadowings, such as the sentry potion (fake), as well as the improvement of various abilities, etc. But after skimming over a few chapters, I didn't mention it again. At present, the whole book has turned into a gangster fighting drama. It feels like I have been waiting for chapter after chapter, and I can't see the protagonist's ability improvement. I just say "I skip it after sunbathing seems to increase my strength." But the problem is that I'm not interested in those low-level battles. What I want to see are more famous heroes, such as Iron Man, Hulk, Thor, and even Doctor Strange. But after a volume, the protagonist is still fighting with his fists; but the author lacks research on fighting, and the battle is bland and unremarkable. It is just "I'm here, I have the ability, I am stronger than you, I will kill you." From the Green Goblin's battle to the fight against the Kingpin, the author consciously avoids combat descriptions and completely loses the exciting ability development part. Such a cold approach. It can be said that the American comic "Sentinel" does not live up to its name. There are no important American comic heroes and there is no Sentinel's Sun. All that's left is a gangster and a bunch of other third-rate supporting characters.

Start a new book soon. This is the best one in the Sentinel series. In fact, I think you can write another million words in this book.

To be honest, I don't really like the plot of adopting a super-murderous girl at the beginning. Most people who read the novel are young people, and they can't stand the character of such a naughty child. It actually looks annoying. Who can tell me how many chapters can I jump to without Super Kill Girl?

After thinking about it for a long time, I still can't figure out how the protagonist can make his eyes flash coldly and still let the Black Widow notice it? And the protagonist is a talkative bastard, so why does he like to talk so much? You have to show off when fighting. You can learn from the American comic Deathstroke next door. Fighting is never ambiguous. People don't need to deliberately describe plots such as "cold eyes" or constant pretense.

At the beginning of the game, I save a lolita, but I don't do anything but boss around the house. It feels like the protagonist has picked up a biological father. I have always said that I should be low-key in life and do things in a high-key manner, but I don't feel that I am low-key in any way. If you see a man, you will hit him. If you see a woman, you will be unable to walk. Those who didn't know this thought it was a novel from ten years ago.

After reading it, as far as my senses are concerned, this book has the following shortcomings: First, the title of the book is Sentinel of American Comics, so the audience of this book is most likely to come for Sentinel. However, the author has made a big cut in the protagonist's ability, and it immediately changed from an invincible novel to an upgraded one, and the enthusiasm of readers immediately dropped a lot. Second, the division of strength is not clear. From the beginning of the book to the more than 70 chapters I read, I don't know what the protagonist's strength is. The protagonist uses a stellar potion, which gives people a sense of expectation that the upper limit of the strength is high, but it is not clear what the protagonist's strength is. In the section I read, the protagonist only fights a Kingpin, who is a strong person among mortals. Fighting a Kingpin in a place like American comics does not show the same strength as fighting an ordinary person. You can briefly describe your strength in terms of tons of strength and meters per second of speed, but if you don't say anything, it's very vague and not that exciting. Third, the title of the book is American Comics and Sentinel, but most of the book is about business articles! The kind of farming development. If you want to write this kind of article, why bother writing about Sentinel? After reading the opening tone of this book, the protagonist Sentinel's ability has been greatly disabled and his strength is not strong. Moreover, he is writing about the development of farming technology, so Sentinel is of no use at all. It can be said that it is selling sheep's head and selling dog meat!

If I were given a chance to travel through time and space, I would rather stay in a world where the evil god Cthulhu is everywhere, where the Golden Immortal is no better than a dog, and where technology and magic are integrated than in an ordinary world.

There are 2000e stars in the Milky Way, 10000e in Andromeda next door, and the Virgo Supercluster consists of hundreds of thousands of galaxies like the Milky Way. There are millions of superclusters in the universe, and one million suns count as p. The accumulation of energy is meaningless in front of something like the Infinity Stones that is directly linked to the concept and power of the universe.