Ashes Wandering the Marvel Universe

What kind of fire are you trying to spread? Come here and kill him with a yellow urine!

Is there something wrong with this book itself? The author really played Soul 3 seriously? An ashe who puts out a fire would still want to resurrect the soul world in Marvel? The fire-extinguishing ashes themselves are full of despair for the black soul world, so they extinguish the fire and destroy the black soul world There are also ashes who can think of resurrecting the soul world. They can only be ashes, the king of wandering souls. The fire-proof girl with eyes is also full of despair for the soul world at that time, so she advocates extinguishing the fire. It is impossible to resurrect the soul world in Marvel because they all know what the soul world is. A world full of despair is destined to be destroyed. Also, you summon the soul world scroll in Marvel. Is it possible that this ashes killed the painter lady and moved Rondall to the world of painting? It is really ashes And are you sure that eternity will not end? Will the life court end? What is Adam doing again? Do you really think Marvel is that simple?

You write a Marvel Fireman fanfic and want us to abandon the worldview of Marvel and Fireworks and read the book from your worldview. Are you serious?

Mage, Warlock, Kamen Rider Master, DNF Warrior, and some other golden fingers. Now Fireless Ember has also joined. Is there anything else that has not been included in American comics?

As soon as the protagonist came, he was furious, killed several important characters, and changed the basic positions of several characters. I felt that the exploration of several important characters was extremely superficial, which caused many plots related to this character to be cut off. Because it must be logical, the path the protagonist can take is getting narrower and narrower, so narrow that I can guess the ending to a certain extent... The plot goes too fast, and the entry point of the protagonist is also very subtle. I feel that the protagonist will be arrogant in the future. At the end, the human part cannot be felt at all. Although this is in line with the setting, it really does not fit the protagonist's position... It is empty, indifferent, and a bit inexplicable. It feels like a machine that has lived for a thousand years is more human than the protagonist, and the protagonist who has lived for hundreds of thousands of years has a personality level that is not much higher than that of ordinary people. Although this appearance is not annoying, it is really difficult to have expectations. I have only seen half of it and I can't stand it anymore. This is really not good...

This book perfectly inherits the characteristics of Dark Souls fan fiction: Ashes or undead people will be possessed by Deadpool as soon as they leave their world, and there are many kinds of words that are clever and second-rate, and people are poisoned to death.

This... The undead will be resurrected by the campfire is a game mechanism. The actual situation is explained in Soul 1. After talking to the merchant in the ancient city of Sein, you can know that the undead are resurrected in place (just like the wolf). Description of the Gravekeeper weapon in Soul 3: When the undead loses more blood, the longer the interval between resurrections. Therefore, whether the undead will die or not actually depends on the behavior of the enemy. You may be imprisoned, bitten and eaten by wild beasts, or dismembered (here is an example: Wenger in Soul 2, head separation) So I think the undead are actually more cautious about death than normal people: because they clearly know several situations they may encounter after "death".

I originally let it go, but it ended up being unfinished. . .

Usually hypocritical people always like to write about how helpless the immortals are when they see the people they know die. Is that mean? I'm really convinced. Then I can't see that I can get to know countless people in my endless life? I can only see the people I know die, but I can't see that I get to know new people all the time. Isn't this a disease? At the very least, it's depression, and at the worst, it's mental illness. You enjoy the huge benefits and complain about trivial things without caring about them.

Not good, it's not the setting of Black Soul at all. The undead in Soul One and the ashes in Soul Three are completely different settings. Only the undead can obtain "humanity", while the ashes long for "remaining fire". In addition, the English name for "Ashes" is Ash, which is not a strange or special name, just like there is a person named Da Zhuang, but it cannot be considered a point of criticism due to cultural differences. The reason for launching a war against Asgard is too childish. Even if it is for another reason (such as hatred of gods or something), the undead are longing for death or to eliminate the curse. How can they establish a country to continue the curse. In addition, the idea of ​​the protagonist being the villain is very good, but it is quite difficult to write, which is probably why this book was so popular.