I'm Not a Marvel Hero

It feels okay! Why are you reading so hard now? ? ? What happened to Our Lady? I hope everyone in the world is a Holy Mother! ! ! ! !

The protagonist is too pretentious and bears everything on himself. Isn't that interesting? How could he be so heartless when he killed Nightcrawler with his own hands? What about Kesha's family of three who were killed because of him? Just because Professor The protagonist is constantly caught, imprisoned, and tortured along the way. Is it interesting to write this? You write an online novel. How many words can readers read per day (how many words can you read per day)? How many people can accept being tortured all the way? Even if you don't torture them all the way (you will feel better in the future), how many of them do you think can keep you updated for more than ten days from the beginning of the book to the present?

You are awesome, you came to Tiansha Lone Star and gave up in Chapter 6

It's best not to deviate too far from the character's personality in the original movie. Nick Fury is definitely not an impulsive person. He inexplicably ordered the Avengers to capture the protagonist. This is very strange. He doesn't even know what the gem on the scepter is. Even if Nick knew, he would let the protagonist come back and study it. Captain America's personality is such that he would not attack his teammates just after the war just because of Nick's order. He would first care about what happened to the protagonist· Although Tony's personality is a bit annoying, he would never be careless and attack a friend because of an unknown gem. What's more, he may not care. It's really a bit of a forced fight here; I've noticed that many authors recently, when writing about time-travel protagonists in American comics, seem to think that attacking S. H. I. E. L. D., Beating up the U. S. Military, and fighting against the Avengers is just to show off their muscles. They think this description is very strong. But this is really like a child getting a gun and having to show it off. I hope there will be fewer plots like this. Come on, author~~

I wrote a lot about how much Davis and his family like him, and how cute Keisha is, and then not long after he got his abilities, he let Hydra kill the whole family. Okay, okay, I admire him a lot, goodbye.

It feels okay. It feels good. I want quality. I want quality. I want quality.

Why do I see that the protagonist's figure is inversely proportional to his IQ?

What has the protagonist done to take revenge on Hydra all these years... Or is there any back-up plan... The time traveler... The mutant ability has not been developed very much. The upper limit of the Blue Devil's ability is more than this... I look forward to the follow-up plot... I predict that 1. Polaris is injured and the protagonist explodes. 2. The protagonist goes to an alien wandering with Polaris. 3. The protagonist performs a story of saving the world and blows up the space channel to establish a relationship with Polaris (just talk about it)

I'm depressed. My physical condition is so abnormal that I can collapse with just one injection of anesthetic. From now on, I can do whatever I want with Thanos, aliens and the like as long as I have anesthetic.

A super embarrassing question. I feel that the protagonist's height of 2.7M is completely useless. One person can beat the protagonist. Loki can slit the protagonist's belly with just a swing of his staff backwards. It seems that Loki is also a giant of 2m34.

The power system in this book is really messed up! Whether it's comics or movies, the combat power should be Thor > Hulk > Red Tank. But the protagonist is no match for Red Tank, but he can easily smash Thor's internal organs? Is the body so fragile when it comes to resisting a neutron star?

Is this protagonist just waiting to get lucky and run into the Winter Soldier and Hydra? Never thought of looking for it?

Can it be consistent with some normal logic? The settings of ordinary people in American comics are really the same as those in reality. You are all great people.

Why does it look like a Wolverine movie routine?

The protagonist is portrayed like a villain who has the appearance and power of a giant but only cares about things.

To sum it up, the protagonist is an enhanced version of Uncle Wolf who has the Mind Stone, the Reality Stone and the Phoenix Power, and can teleport, but is still a loser.

It's suitable for beginners, but 100% old bookworms won't be able to read it! Identification completed

This novel, to be honest, is really disgusting. It's not a personal attack, but the plot designed by the author is really uncomfortable. When I read Chapter 10, except that the protagonist is a big man, there is no sense of the picture in my mind, and I can't establish any image at all! Moreover, the majestic body coupled with childish language, the author said it yourself, is inconsistent!

The plot of this book is too stiff. It would be too poisonous for you to rebel against the Women's Federation after taking the Mind Stone. Unlike Vision, who took the Mind Stone and didn't stay in the Women's Federation. Why don't you explain that it's enough to fuse with the gem during battle, and then betray it directly, and also say that you have feelings? You also need to use S. H. I. E. L. D. To find Hydra. With the Mind Stone, you can eliminate Hydra's spies in S. H. I. E. L. D.

With the Mind Stone and the Phoenix Force, why are you still so timid?