Marvel: Random Summoning

Tsk tsk, it would be fun to randomly summon those tentacle monsters from distant universes. Once they're summoned, this universe is doomed. If even a tiny part of it gets corrupted, the entire universe's demise is only a matter of time.

I suspect the author simply copied the outline; the details are a complete mess.

The male lead is basically a babysitter for a bunch of heroes.

Let me tell you about the cruelty of Chapter 4. I only read up to Chapter 4 and then stopped, you know? It was already difficult enough for me to get to Chapter 4. The original text I read was roughly like this: Captain America was frozen, and the author vividly described the protagonist's feelings: "Seeing Captain America frozen, (What am I supposed to do? Huh?

Why is Constantine in the Marvel title?

Author, don't you think you've made the Ancient One too great? Protecting Earth for a thousand years? Did she even live that long? She should have died long ago. She just stole someone else's power and survived. You've overestimated her greatness. The Earth would still turn without her. Dormammu is nothing; a whole bunch of people on Earth could easily kill him.

The writing is off-topic; it claims to be Marvel but keeps throwing in DC references, and it gets messy as it goes on. It feels like there's no outline, and I just added plot points out whatever came to mind, resulting in a tangled mess...

The Marvel series is actually a level below regular novels, comics, and animations. The real world it portrays, achieved by breaking the fourth wall, is still the world we've created. Essentially, the regular plot is a secondary creation by the authors of our existing world. Therefore, the more hype it receives, the weaker it becomes.

Why do I feel like the more I look at it, the more confused I get?

Trying to immerse yourself in the plot is the worst approach. The plot can be the background, but you don't need to integrate yourself into it. Reading your writing is less effective than watching the movie. The poor rely on mutation, the rich rely on technology. Writing about Marvel is inseparable from these two points. Writing about summoning is a poor choice.