A Villain's American Comic Survival Guide

Having read all the existing chapters, I would like to share my thoughts. The writing style is okay and the ideas are clear, but there are still a few points that need improvement. First of all, the psychological description of the protagonist is insufficient. We see him being arrested in the first chapter, then escaping from prison with a group of murderous criminals without any pressure in the second chapter, and in a few chapters he becomes murderous without blinking an eye. It's okay to be a villain, but you have to be a villain with a conscience. If it's really not possible, you have to be a villain with a bottom line. After reading books for so many years, readers have no problem with the protagonist killing someone, as long as the author gives the reader a reason for the other party to die. But this article does not include, why do passers-by in a small town have to turn into werewolves and die, just because the protagonist needs something to stop the pursuers? This doesn't convince me. This makes me feel no sense of empathy at all, and I believe most readers don't want to be such a person. Most people are in the good camp, but the protagonist of this article is a demon of orderly evil. Many works will provide an explanation for the villain's behavior such as childhood psychological trauma, but the author seems to disdain to do so. The protagonist's behavior is based on the social Darwinism of the jungle. In his view, justice is hypocritical and only interests come first. The so-called hypocritical justice, what does the protagonist think, and how does he argue with Wonder Woman are actually a good opportunity to show the protagonist's three views and portray the characters of both parties. Unfortunately, the author only briefly mentions it. This is another problem with this article, the plot moves too quickly. The whole story is more like a trailer or a synopsis of the script. People appeared in a hurry and left in a blink of an eye. Although it is not obvious that the famous characters already have an existing impression due to the innate advantages of movie fans, the non-famous characters really have no sense of existence. If the above problems are not solved, the future of this book will be worrying.

I was actually the first one to cheer and collect it first.

It is completely forcibly suppressing the development of the protagonist and deliberately weakening the protagonist's ability.

Really 6, at first I thought it was another pro-Aegis person chasing the Black Widow, but turned out to be evil, like it