A Hydra Spy in the Marvel Universe
美漫的九头蛇间谍
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 655k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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I read the beginning... And I'm a little curious. The author repeatedly emphasizes that the protagonist didn't inherit any of the original protagonist's memories, so how did a transmigrator manage to get to headquarters with his credentials, how did he get in and verify his identity, how did he find the equipment room, how did he know which equipment to collect, how did he meet up with his people…
It has to be Hydra, S. H. I. E. L. D. Is just a branch of Hydra.
I hope the female lead is Daisy Quake!
The protagonist desperately severs ties with his adoptive father, yet is willing to give his life for Daredevil after meeting him. I just don't understand it; what's with this forced antagonism against Hydra?
While I don't like S. H. I. E. L. D. Either, I absolutely hate Hydra. It's a thoroughly terrorist organization. There's no way to whitewash it.
Can the ultimate form simulate the universe?
The author tried hard to portray the protagonist as a capable spy, but unfortunately, the writing and plot couldn't keep up. A lot of ink was spent on the protagonist's childish pretense, with far-fetched explanations for a bunch of plot holes, making the story increasingly disjointed. Then the author fixed it by simply making the protagonist an idiot, who cooperates in everything.
The beginning was alright, but then did the main character become mentally challenged? He's just a tool. He has no independent thought whatsoever! And he's getting increasingly verbose. 🙂
This book was readable to begin with, but after a three-month hiatus, it seems to be abandoned.
Is the author's guarantee of completing the book a joke?