Daisy in the Marvel Universe

Let me tell you how I feel about this book. After reading more than 500 chapters, I slowly began to feel that the protagonist's personality is more feminine and that I have started to think about things from a female perspective. Logically speaking, his soul is male, and it should be awkward for some gender issues. However, from this book, there is no sense of violation. It seems that the protagonist is a female soul and body. For a group of male readers, this greatly reduces the sense of substitution and is very unreal! The plot also became very dragging, and there was a bit of water in it. Let's just discuss the matter and express my own opinions! I hope the author will think more carefully about the next book, otherwise it will look uncomfortable to mix a female video into a male video!

... I deleted the book this morning +_+, and there are several Lily books deleted for similar reasons, but I never thought that such a day would come. After all, you used Diana to maximize my favorability +_+. I swallowed my anger alone, and I ignored myself. About Felicity, about Shado, Selina Kyle, Crystal, Susan Storm, until you change the protagonist to this damn Hee! You! Dimension! Special! ... What I didn't expect is that I added the book back now? ! 😓Am I reluctant to let go of Daisy? ! ! I can't bear to leave Diana's daughter! (⋟⋞)ε･｀*) Damn it quietly+_+

Transformation stories are well-received. The quality of the old author is guaranteed. I haven't read many transformation stories that I can read. I've read two of his works. Those who are interested can take a look.

After reviewing it, the first chapter has been changed, the cover has been changed, and the title of the book has also been changed. 😅Forget it, don't say anything anymore, I understand everything!

Author, you really included Uncle Tun's daughter!

I couldn't bear to watch it later, because I was afraid that I wouldn't be able to watch it after the ending.

The author has done a lot of research on Marvel comics. How about leaving an Easter egg in this book and continuing Marvel in the next book?

There is something wrong with the setting of this book! Shockwave is a superpower! It's not a skill in the game! There is also a situation where the shock wave of a punch is used up? Have you ever seen Magneto run out of magnetism? 🤫🤫

Mr. Stan Lee passed away, let us miss him

Can this picture be refined?

Judas bullets, designed to trap Luke Cage! One bullet and Luke Cage wilts. Daredevil is already online, Jessica Jones is almost here, Iron Fist is probably about to go down, and with Luke Cage in tow, it's time for the four street heroes to join forces. However, the American TV series is really average. Several big bosses of the Hand have lived for hundreds of years, and they don't have many subordinates. In terms of force value, it is doubtful whether they can break Luke Cage's defense. The Japanese one appeared very arrogant, but the result was just that. The leader was killed by Erica in a sneak attack. The heroes and villains did not show any high IQ. It was just a group of people shaking their fists to start the movie. Rattlesnake also knew that Judas Bullet made a sneak attack, wore high-tech equipment, and beat Luke Cage half to death.

The story behind Daisy in the Marvel world Author: Virgil S. Prince Tilda Swinton said: Generally speaking, people after having children no longer have the same strong love for each other as they did at the beginning. I deeply believed this, so I sealed Lily's magic of giving birth to a girl in my memory. And in order to prevent this magic from being known and spread by others, I secretly killed Yuga Khan and held his magical throne in my hands. Sometimes Diana would play futa with me and little Thea, which was fun and we all loved it. I thought it was just an illusion created by divine power, but one day I discovered that there was a seed of new life within my body, a child of the God of Justice and the Devil. I was helpless because her presence threatened the deep love between Diana and me. But I couldn't bear to destroy her, because she was a precious gift given to me by Diana, the crystallization of our love. So I hid the fact that I was pregnant from Diana, and when the new life came, I named her Nero, which means carrying the blessing of my mother, the Black Demon God Sparta. Then I abandoned her in front of the cathedral in Verduna, the city of destiny in the Devil May Cry multiverse. From then on, when Diana was playing futa with us, I carefully paid attention to myself and little Thea. When I found out that Thea was also pregnant, I avoided Diana and told her the whole thing. After hearing the whole story, she deeply admired my wisdom and was grateful for my reminder. After that, she also gave birth to their daughter without telling Diana, and then abandoned the girl, whom she named Daisy, whose destiny was engraved with the protection of the God of Justice, the God of Demons, and "Death", to a certain church school in the Marvel multiverse. Although it is a pity that our husband, the light of our lives, the redeemer of souls, and our true love, Diana, was blinded by us and had no idea that her wives had given birth to two daughters for her. But it is precisely because of this that Diana's love that would have been diverted to her two children and her smile as warm and flawless as the golden sun will still shine and warm us forever with the wisdom, hard work and cooperation of Thea and I. And our daughters' story has just begun.

An introduction to string theory. It's basically all personal understanding. If you don't like it, don't spray it. String theory holds that subatoms (currently indivisible particles such as protons, electrons, and quarks) are not points as we often think of them, but a "string." This explanation can refer to how we understand the periodic table of elements in elementary chemistry. Why are the elements in the periodic table different? It's not that they are essentially different, but that the number of electrons carried by the nucleus is different. Similar string theory believes that each sub-atom is not essentially different, but its "string" vibrates in a different way. In other words, string theory believes that the entire universe is essentially composed of "line segments with a starting point and an end point."

This is the perfect heroine in my mind

In front of you is a top hacker, a big data analyst, a film and television company owner and producer, the largest shareholder of the military-industrial complex, a Level 10 agent, the director of S. H. I. E. L. D., The leader of Hydra, the Guardian of the Savage Land, Iron Fist, an old friend of the people of Wakanda, the Duchess of Sicily, the copycat Wonder Woman, and the next Phoenix Host Royal Princess of Attilan Descendant of the Eternals Guardian of Eternity Savior of Asgard Leader of the Space Smuggling Gang God Killer Advisor to Queen Shi'ar Supreme Guardian of Xandar Supreme Archon of the Kree Empire Commander of the Nova Corps Starmark Goddess Former Tribunal of Life Ms. Destiny - Daisy Johnson

Sometimes it feels strange to read the author's description of the struggle for power, and then look at Western politics, and it seems like that's really all it is, and it's even more outrageous.

What the heck is Marvel's Secret Invasion filming? It's not as enjoyable as Daiju. The big events like Stewed Chicken are not handled much better than Marvel. Sometimes I really want to say that Marvel knows how to hammer Marvel.

So, why are there more and more non-CPs in recent years? This is all forced. The pockets are getting tighter and tighter, but there is no standard or detailed explanation. A large area is cut off with one knife. Not only the author is suffering, but also the genuine readers like us are aggrieved. 😐😐

I have read Chapter 800. The first part was quite interesting, but the second part became more disgusting. The protagonist is too philanthropic. I have never understood why the protagonist cares about the survival and status of mutants. The protagonist carries the safety of the earth on himself, and feels guilty and sad at every turn because of the death of others.

Nini

Is this book really good? I read more than a dozen chapters, and I was so addicted. The protagonist is a time traveler who writes novels. Within a few days, he got an obelisk and easily awakened his powers. Then he drifted away. I looked down on minor characters and looked down on ordinary work (you are a time traveler but have no sense of crisis. That's it. Values are also very questionable, right?), I don't want to cause trouble but I still make trouble with the gang (people don't pursue it anymore, I still make trouble, it feels a bit like being a female cousin and setting up a memorial arch), some big guys I meet look at the protagonist in a different light,,,,, isn't this the feeling of Long Aotian traveling through another world? But seeing that you said this book is good, I wonder if it is based on the feeling that it can deceive people. What's so good about this novel? I didn't mean to insult this novel, I just told what I saw,,,,,😰

I also don't understand. When you fight a Skrull and hit him casually, the protagonist can be dragged and held for dear life. There are so many ways to avoid inhaling the poisonous gas, but he insists on inhaling it and drags him with all his strength. It's really uncomfortable.

You don't need to read the later ones, they are written by lesbians. .

Director, please be kind to your widowed sister. She is the only one who is helpless and has no home. She has not seen the funeral after her death. Let the Director give her a shock and enjoy the happiness of being a woman.

I would like to ask the author, can the US military do experiments on humans and just resign? This kind of crime against humanity needs to be hanged just like treason and war crimes, okay?

Let me share my personal feelings comparing the two books: When writing DC, the author relaxed and let himself go freely without any pressure. The characters are portrayed naturally, and the expressions, movements, lines and thoughts and emotions are naturally displayed as the story develops. Each character has a strong sense of substitution and realism, as if showing the "heroic nature" in front of people. I recognized that this is Superman, Batman, and Diana at a glance. Whether they are happy, angry, sad, serious or funny, they all come naturally. As for Marvel, I had a feeling from the beginning. It is recognized that DC's writing is very humorous and amusing, but Marvel's teasing gave me a sense of being funny for the sake of being funny. In vernacular, it means that the person laughs before the emotion is felt, with a bright face but calm eyes. For example, I am a director, and I think the characters in this section should be funny, so I arrange a funny scene for the audience to see. In fact, this is not the case. There is a question of sequence here, which is what should the characters do in this section of the story? Or what will this character do when the story takes place? If you think it's time to make a comparison, you have to think about how to make it funny, how much to make it funny, and what kind of comparison can make the audience satisfied. This artificial embellishment is too deliberate, and people will know "This is a joke, haha!" At the first sight, instead of the audience laughing and saying "Haha! This is really funny" after watching it. So what I want to say is: let the plot drive the characters to express themselves, rather than let the characters express the plot. The above is my humble opinion. If there is any inappropriateness, it is purely for fun╭(￣▽￣)╯…

The whole novel is really well written. The quantum bracer has a modern superman shape, and the weapon is a Nordic-style axe. You can also make the other ax retro or antique, but the result is still in tatters. The more I look back on it, the more I think about these settings, I feel uncomfortable.

Are you drunk in this Skrull plot?

To be honest, when I read Chapter 70 or 80, I always omit 500 words here, otherwise it would be 300 words. It makes me confused, and it is really confusing. It's rare to read a novel and have such a weird feeling. Not to mention whether the subsequent writing of this book is good or not, the way it is written is simply not something that normal people can understand.

In addition, many readers have never read Marvel comics, or even watched many Marvel movies and TV series. Why do they like to use the so-called realistic physics, the development of the real world and the so-called reasonable logic to describe the Marvel world? Have you ever read Marvel? If you haven't read Marvel, just come to read Marvel fandom? The characteristic of Marvel is that the author is the most important. It doesn't matter whether it's logical or not. That's what the author decides. As long as it's a personal comic, any hero can find a reason to beat the world. Compared with those personal comics of heroes, this book is already very restrained and reasonable.