
The Peerless Gate God of the American Comics Universe
美漫之门神无双
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 297k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi
- Subgenre
- Spacetime Travel
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Just give the protagonist a fixed and reasonable cultivation system framework; don't just cobble things together like One Piece today, Naruto tomorrow, and Dragon Ball the day after—it's annoying to read. Novels are meant to be enjoyable; unnecessary frills are detrimental.
I haven't watched much Japanese anime, so I usually skip over Marvel fanfiction. I don't understand it, and I shouldn't let others write it if I don't understand it. I never thought I'd be unable to avoid even a simple fanfic about a gatekeeper...
Was he castrated?
It's a new year. Offering incense and making sacrifices...
There's something I don't understand: the protagonist fights against darkness? What's the point? To put it bluntly, what's it to you? If I want something, and it's subjectively considered bad, you can steal it, no problem. But even if it's subjective, it's the protagonist's perspective on the plot. Is your cultivation bad? Going out to show off? Coming back from a fight, haha.
There's still no movement! Should we pursue and kill them offline?
Give me a reason, I was so scared I thought...!
Where's the update? Off on holiday?
Sure enough, those who write about Marvel are all yellow-skinned but white-hearted. They'd rather die than not be a hero!
Come back soon, I can't bear this alone.