A Journey That Begins in Marvel

When I was a kid, I was interested in spells when I read The Adventures of Jackie Chan, and I also had fantasies about them. There are very few novels in this genre, and the few they are are still very bad. This one is the tallest among the short ones. Although it is not very good, it is still readable, but among the Marvel series of novels, this one is not very good. The combat descriptions are very poor, but they often copy the plot. The protagonist often has selective amnesia. Some plots, such as Stark's racing car being beaten, etc., The protagonist should be able to remember, but forget it when it happens. For example, when the protagonist resurrected Coke, because Coke's bald head also played One Punch Man jokes, but when he arrived in that world, he said that the protagonist seemed to be some kind of One Punch Man. He looked like I was unfamiliar with it and could barely remember it. It was inconsistent.

I'm a little confused. Isn't Mr. Wayne from DC?

I wanted to laugh when I saw a novel about time travel in "Blue and White Society". No matter what genre the protagonist is, there is special energy in the body, but there is no special energy in the world of Blue and White Society. No matter how powerful you are, as long as you are not a perpetual motion machine (truly infinite energy), you will starve to death (your body lacks energy) in the world of Blue and White Society. Anyone who has read the book Blue and White Society carefully knows that there are time travelers in Blue and White Society, and the stronger they are, the more miserable they will be.

Many novels of this type still have common problems with the main plot. The key is to add more small episodes in the process. It doesn't matter if it is a bit toxic, but if it is too peaceful, it will basically become cold. In fact, it is not a good idea to set up a spell that only the protagonist can use. It is quite interesting to think about how many interesting things happened in the original work because of the power of the spell, and how different characters collided due to the accident of the spell. Of course, don't change what has been set. Then focus on the collision with the eight demons. The abilities of the eight demons also correspond to the Bagua. From another perspective, the demons' abilities can be regarded as the manifestation of the Bagua. They represent that the negative side is too strong, so in order to balance the sky, the Eight Immortals are sent to seal it. Fundamentally speaking, the Eight Demons cannot be eliminated. Of course, if we change the world, we can also study it from this aspect.

The combination of spells should be very powerful, right? For example, horse charms and sheep charms can heal the soul? There are also twelve talisman saints. If the tiger talisman turns into two halves and becomes two saints, what will the power of each saint be like?

So, where is the Blue and White Club?

The Law of Returning Fire, who are the five Marvel gods? Aren't laws the same thing as authority? Being able to get a little angry is the rule. The setting is full of character, but the result is that Yelang is self-righteous and arrogant.

I just want to ask, why do you like being a superhero so much, and why do you belong to the American emperor?

I just want to know which chapter the Blue and White Club fandom is in

The fused world of Marvel and DC is destined to be filled with fun stories, I'm leaving