The Hero Armor in American Comics

I don't know how to say it (⊙_⊙?) The Gotham City plot seems to get worse and worse as you watch it. I'm not a straight Marvel fan, but I recently read a transmigration novel where the protagonist starts as a lowly Gotham City police inspector. Even though the protagonist is still just an ordinary person, it's quite interesting.

I didn't skip any parts of the book—it's really good. It's the most engaging Marvel novel I've ever read, at least so far.

Does the protagonist only become stronger by wearing armor? Is he just a weakling without armor? If becoming strong solely through armor isn't for me, then it's not my cup of tea; after all, those who rely on external aids are trash.

With companies and bio-engineered suits involved, I initially thought it was some kind of mass-produced bio-engineered suit, the kind from a big corporation with a powerful backer. Turns out it's just a case of false advertising.

Lately, I've been reading a lot of American comics with mixed universes. The protagonists are always acting all high and mighty, like the masterminds behind the scenes, but none of them seem to have any brains. Especially the part about the Kryptonian invasion—they clearly know that Kryptonians are coming, and most versions of Kryptonians are afraid of Kryptonite, yet they never prepare in advance, and then they just end up fighting hand-to-hand with them to the death.

🙀I want to see the main character, not some fancy stuff. If you have nothing to write, I'll teach you. Thanos snaps his fingers, the main character dies, and the book ends.

I just want to ask the author, what's the point of having a League of Legends character randomly inserted into this? Four skills and you still have to wait for cooldowns? After you use your QWER combo, what do you do next? Shout "Wait for my cooldowns before we fight again?" And your first item is the Lucian? Couldn't you have chosen Demacia? There are guns everywhere in America…

Someone earlier said relying on external aids like armor is trash. Then I ask you, how can a cultivator become strong without secret manuals, elixirs, or divine weapons? Secret manuals, like armor, are personal possessions; how can they be considered external aids? If a magician is capable, don't rely on magic power; if a cultivator is capable, don't rely on spiritual energy; if a martial arts practitioner is capable, don't rely on powerful secret manuals.

That "born mage" concept is truly ridiculous. Armored vehicles are starting to become mere background characters; it's losing its appeal.

I was planning to watch it, but after reading through all the comments, I was discouraged!