
Starting in Marvel, I Repay My Homeland
从美漫开始报答祖国
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Just because you bring benefits to the country, you are a hundred times better than those who travel through time, say they don't care about the fate of America, and then become superheroes while completely ignoring the people back home.
You can only use pronouns to fawn over a country, and you can still keep doing it? I really admire that.
Marvel is a successful example of American cultural export; we should reverse this export.
Author, you have the most insightful ideas I've ever read in Marvel novels. Thumbs up! 😁😁😁😁
Finally, there are books that explicitly express love for the motherland. Some readers say that books shouldn't be written about China because they'll be taken down (404). They don't even use their brains. Those behind-the-scenes novels were perfectly fine before, but it was you readers who insisted on not praising China, otherwise they wouldn't be interesting.
I don't really like this subject matter. Don't accuse me of being unpatriotic; which Chinese person isn't patriotic, except in a particularly extreme case? My main concern is the feeling that when kids are fighting, you immediately call in their parents to join the fight.
Keep it up, author! This kind of book is so rare.
Hmm, I see quite a few people getting hung up on patriotism. The author's subject matter isn't great—repaying one's country through American comics? We don't read American comics for American stories, do we? Who's really looking at China in American comics?
Keep up the good work, author! (ง •̀_•́)ง I hope you can absorb some constructive comments and write even better.
Author, please don't get carried away. Don't get involved in politics, don't include personal agendas, and just write well. This idea is really good. Speaking of which, when I used to read about geniuses, I had this idea: to transport the protagonist into an American comic book world and give them a cheat code like being a genius, so they could compete intellectually with Tony Stark and his crew…