Marvel: The Invincible Wheel of Fortune
美漫之无敌幸运轮
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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770Chapters
37.5kRecommendations
31.6kFans
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Since this is American comic book, the female lead should definitely be Wonder Woman! A dazzling demigod wife who's both sexy and can help in fights! How come so many American comic book writers like to steal poor Spider-Man's girlfriend? That's just too inhumane!
The author's setting is quite reasonable, and it would be better to intersperse some daily life scenes.
Tell me, author, how much did you buy?
"Little auntie, you idiot..." The dialogue is so jarring; it feels like a Chinese drama with a foreign name. 🤫
The initial part was excellent, but it turned into a rambling, diary-like piece of writing later on. It completely let loose, with barely a single serious sentence.
The protagonist's foreign appearance makes it hard for me to connect with the story. I don't know if it's just me, but the thought of the protagonist being a foreigner makes it impossible to continue reading.
Why didn't someone time-travel to join the tax bureau later? (づ●─● )づ
May Stan Lee's soul travel to Marvel and witness firsthand the magnificent creations he himself made.
Spider-Gwen in the Spider-Man Parallel Universe
One question arises: the author repeatedly mentions that the protagonist wants to protect Wenger, but doesn't want Wenger to get involved in his affairs, and he doesn't hide his true abilities well, nor does he teach Wenger how to become stronger. The question is, isn't he afraid of retaliation from the villains?