Marvel: Master of Dismantling in DNF

I've seen a lot of criticism of the author, it's hilarious. Are you going to take the armor to other factions to exchange for money and create trouble for yourself? Do you think those other factions will cooperate with you? Do they even have the capability to build this core? What's the point of building an armor if you need core energy? How long can money last?

Persistence may only be a few words, but it takes a long time, even a lifetime, to truly persevere. Just write what you want to write. Everyone has their own style. It's indeed difficult to write a story that suddenly shifts from World War II to the modern era. Those who say the protagonist becomes a goofball after transmigrating simply haven't paid attention to the earlier parts.

Someone forces you to marry their daughter, and you're completely manipulated. The protagonist is utterly powerless. Hela in the movie is hideous, not even as pretty as Carter. If you don't like someone, just say no. Playing ambiguous games is annoying, a waste of your own time and everyone else's. If you keep writing like this, I'm abandoning the book.

Wow, that's brilliant! The author clearly put a lot of effort into it! This is one of the best Marvel fanfictions I've ever read. However, the Marvel universe lacks a clear power system. Things like fighters, gladiators, and kings of power often seem to depend entirely on intuition, making it easy for the power levels of the protagonist and others to fall apart later on.

The female lead for this book has already been decided—Hela.

It's fair to say that Li Xiaomi single-handedly ruined the author's book, driving away at least half the readers. This is because readers who finished the first 100 chapters had already identified with Carter. The author's decision to change the female lead is baffling, especially since it's supposed to be original content. If most readers prefer original works, why would they read fanfiction?

Carter liked him so much, yet he felt a lack of belonging. You suddenly feel a sense of belonging after moving back to Earth and staying with a stranger? You're going to be so devoted and loyal to them?! Seriously?! Are you trying to copy the plot of Captain America 1 by making Capello die so old?! You own a decomposition machine!!

I personally think it's quite good. Don't worry about the comments, just write what you think is right.

How could a person of Asian descent, dressed in German officer's uniform, so openly infiltrate enemy territory during World War II?

Okay, I read the comments, and they all scolded me for poor writing at the end. What they said is true. I'm about chapter 70 now. The previous World War II plot was pretty good (of course Agent Carter really couldn't accept it), but it was quite interesting. Then I put up with the 70-year-old magic.