American Comics Also Have Evil Spirits

Uh-huh, I just want to ask if Gu Yi is a breadwinner and she's not dead yet, do those ghosts exist?

Hiss, this child can actually turn his fighting spirit into wings. It's really terrifying. Nebiros, let's put aside our grudges for the time being and join forces quickly. We must keep this child here today, otherwise he will be a big trouble to my demon world in the future.

It has been on the shelves for nearly a month, and there is only one deacon and one disciple. The rest are apprentices and trainees. Author, what else are you going to write about? Either change your career or start a new book. . Before I saw the charge, the setting of Goldfinger was still good, but the character creation was a bit speechless. Open a new book and start over.

Forget it, let's slip away. I knew something was going to happen when I saw Making Friends with Batman, and it was finally confirmed later. The most annoying Batman principle is that it's bullshit. This is all purely personal opinion. Let me complain here. As a mage, you only know the magic of Mage Hand, Fire Dragon, and Fire Wing. Are you sure you are a mage and not a blood warlock? Are you telling me, does the serum give people magical powers? Batman has an energy shield. The most important thing is the ghost.

The simple movie version of the American comic has the ancient mage who spans the multiverse and Dormammu who rules the entire dark latitude. The specific source is the movie Strange Mage. There is the Ghost Rider who specializes in restraining ghosts and can burn souls and all evil, and the Hell Lord Mephisto who created it, as well as the Ghost Rider's fundamental avenging angel creator, God, from the American TV series Agents of S. H. I. E. L. D. There are all kinds of aliens, including an interstellar empire that rules dozens of light years, a god who turned into a planet, and Thanos who can kill half of the creatures in the universe with a snap of his fingers and can blow up the solar system by concentrating his power. There are nine worlds ruled by an alien named Odin, who is called the King of Gods. The specific origin is pushed back to Avengers 1. In this case the ghost, I imagine the ghost would be big enough to eat the earth in one bite. Either you have to be able to fight against God or Hell or all the aliens or the Ancient One Mage or the King of Gods to live so freely. Of course, or your strength is mediocre and nothing special, so you can survive under the noses of the big guys. Then here comes the multiple-choice question, (1) The ghost is very strong, so strong that it can withstand the combined efforts of everyone in the appeal. (2) The ghosts are mediocre in strength, so they linger under the noses of these big guys. Readers, please make your choice. If you choose (1), you will get 1, and if you choose (2), you will get 2.

To be honest, using a stick is really confusing, just like using magic magic but liking physical combat, which is incomprehensible. To be honest, why are there all those mages who are not doing their jobs properly?

The devils and devils who are acclimatized are most suitable for the taste of American comics, not ghosts. With demons and demons, adding ghosts is a bit repetitive.

Blindly adding villains, without strengthening positive characters, uncontrollable villains will inevitably cause the balance to break, and then the book will collapse. People who watch American dramas should know that American dramas are also about balance. Only when a villain is killed will the next one be arranged to appear. With one more villain, there will inevitably be a positive character to deal with the villain. It is because of this balance that the plot will not collapse.

Between! ! The author, Su Zhongyuan, talked about love during the Lantern Festival, but did he want to go to the wedding party with her? Force the rhythm of finishing the book! ?

It gives me a feeling of green leaves. God knows how numb my scalp is when I look at green leaves. 😭 God knows how long it took me to get rid of the shadow.

I thought the protagonist had the power of Ghost Rider, Bai was excited.

The author gives you a few suggestions. First of all, regarding the protagonist, he seems to be an elemental, battle mage. As for skills, he seems to have no moves except for a fire dragon, and some auxiliary skills of fists and kicks. Isn't this too monotonous? Why give the protagonist time to practice in a few chapters? For example, you can shrink the flame into a line and then cut through it with a single stroke, or you can make the flame turn into a small animal and run to the enemy and explode. I don't know if you've seen Iron Man 3. The boss has extremely high temperatures on his hands. You can fight the protagonist in close combat and gradually gain this ability. Of course, it depends on whether you want to write a single elementalist or a magician with both fire, wind, water, and thunder. Cultivation all pays attention to the wealth couple, Dharma and Earth. At present, the protagonist of Cai has no life skills other than expelling spirits and fighting demons. Forget it! Dharma and Earth are not needed by the protagonist, so a companion is very important. In this Marvel world, too many abilities are born with abilities or acquired mutations. There is currently no discussion about spiritual practice. Author, have you ever seen someone who can reach the top by working behind closed doors? A witch is also equivalent to a magician, so she has someone to communicate with. You can also learn auxiliary spells in the Holy See, or there are books for reference. The most important thing is that the protagonist does not have a strong heart and has a very bad mentality. He just gets by every day and never thinks about the future. In a world of dire straits in Marvel, why don't you stay strong and wait for the gods to fight and get killed in the aftermath? In this regard, you can refer to Get Out, the Ultimate Demon.

Author, have you only watched the movie? Are you telling me that neither Marvel nor DC have supernatural events? Is the protagonist unique? Learn about Marvel's Death, and learn about DC's Hades. Also, how dare you write about DC and Marvel together. . . Some books are toxic simply by adding mutants. There is a good Marvel novel (the setting is comics + movies, the author has a deep understanding of comics) "American Comics: The Exorcist Detective", which I recommend. However, since the protagonist gave birth to a child, he was basically poisoned to death. The plot is terrible, and the protagonist's strength has not improved. However, the early and middle stages are still very interesting.

I just want to say that there is a God of Death in this American comic! One of the creator gods also has the priesthood in charge of all the dead souls in the universe. Are you sure you can catch ghosts?

This kind of book gives the author a suggestion, don't just improve the supernatural aspect of the protagonist, strengthen it comprehensively, otherwise don't you know in Beast Fighting Chess, the supernatural can defeat the superman, the superman can defeat the protagonist, and the protagonist can defeat the supernatural. People don't need to fight supernatural beings, they just need to be able to deal with the protagonist. Therefore, in this situation, the protagonist can never lose the initiative. He has to be invited to take action. No one will cherish what he gets easily.

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Well, this article is more in line with the three views of ordinary people, and it also has a hint of the Holy Mother. In short, after seeing too much mercenary garbage, the protagonist of this book is still very eye-catching. Like. Regarding the protagonist's battle mage ability - if it is an ability that can be used all over the world with one move, then that's it. But going back and forth with just a few less powerful moves will make you tired. And as a protagonist, your abilities must be somewhat unique. The kind that can stand out from the crowd is unique in the entire Marvel world, and it looks very enjoyable. For example, I came up with an idea later and said that the world in this book is a trinity. The world with ghosts is the dark side world, and there are also the normal side and the light side. The protagonist can communicate with the characters or energies of the other two levels... And these energies can completely restrain the ghosts. In other words, the protagonist, through understanding his own skills, no longer sticks to the skills, but analyzes the entire spell program, and then clearly sees the principles of his own spells, feels the intersection between himself and the world, and achieves the unity of heaven and man. The road is very old), such as directly transforming the resentful spirit into the Holy Spirit. The process of salvation can be empathetically experiencing the pain of the resentful spirit before it is alive but finally choosing to forgive (influence), or it can be completing the obsession of the resentful spirit. For example, the resentful spirit that originally dissipated lit up again the moment it completed its obsession (beads that were eaten were sublimated/beads that were not eaten in time became servants of the Holy Spirit)

You are definitely not a mage. A mage doesn't know how to do any tricks. He waits until he has no strength before rushing forward. Shouldn't a mage add buffs such as agility, strengthening, and strength to himself and crush the enemy's skull with a staff? Spells don't prioritize learning charge, flash, and shield. What kind of rubbish can you learn? It's so shameful.

The author's imagination is very good. It's rare to see such thoughtful works. Don't be afraid. Complaints will be made, but I support you and keep writing. There are so many American comic universes out there, it's not a big surprise if there's one that's a bit weird. I remember there was a universe in which Doom in the Fantastic Four became the God of Creation, and there was another universe in which Nick Fury was a white man, so anything is possible in American comics!

It's really good and different from the usual discussions. Don't do it either. After raising it for a few days, I am still willing to continue to follow it. Good.

The writing is quite good, with characterization, plot description, and vivid characters. However, I hope the author can write more American drama plots, such as "The Immortal Forensic" and "Hell Detective II" and other plots. If necessary, I hope that the protagonist can travel through the dungeon, such as a small world, etc. These are nothing to the mage who has suffered a lot! You can let him intervene in the plot of Iron Man to obtain the Time Stone, Mind Stone, Space Stone, etc., And then let the protagonist travel through and grow in various worlds. A system can appear when necessary. Although it is a bit old-fashioned, it is more attractive to readers.

I feel like the highlight shouldn't be exorcising demons and monsters, why has it gone back to the normal Marvel routine 🤫 but it's still very interesting.

First, this is the author's world, and we are just bystanders of this world! Second, there is a parallel space village in Marvel. Can't we imagine it as a parallel intersecting world?

I was misled by the introduction at first. In fact, there was no conflict or hodgepodge of world views. The scene is not that big now, the writing is pretty good, and there is nothing poisonous about it. I'm afraid that the next battle between gods and immortals will be just like the introduction. It's hard to write for Master, and it's even harder for Superheroes to write. DC giants are all together, and the same is true for Marvel. It's just because the movie universe has blocked those fake supermen, so except for deus ex machina, don't write about superhumans, okay? I hope this book can adapt a big event and have a safe ending

In Agents of S. H. I. E. L. D., In the season when Ghost Rider appeared, Coulson's entire team was unable to deal with the scientist who had turned into a ghost state due to the Book of Darkness. In the end, they had to rely on Ghost Rider to clear the scene. What's more, Marvel not only encounters ghosts, demons, devils, etc., But also other superheroes who specialize in dealing with such things. What's more, there are more DCs. Zha Kang specializes in dealing with this kind of thing. He even has a Dark Justice League, and the Trinidad is a multiverse-level existence. Not to mention that Lucifer skipped his father God's work and went to Los Angeles to open a nightclub.