The Underground Tyrant of American Comics

As an anti-hero, Director Nick Fury's methods of action are actually not recognized by real superheroes like Captain Iron Man. But Lu Dan can accept the protagonist's behavior, or he doesn't care. He has done more dirty work than the protagonist has ever seen, not to mention that there is the Hulk in front of him. The Hulk has caused more damage than the protagonist and he has joined the Avengers. Lu Dan knows that the American gangsters are constantly killing people, and if they kill the protagonist, a group of people will come out. On the contrary, the existence of the protagonist can maintain order in the darkness, which is more beneficial to him. The protagonist's combat power and his identity as a mutant are what Nick needs. In the comics, Uncle Wolf and Storm seem to have joined the Avengers. If the protagonist can gather a group of mutants and speak on behalf of the mutants, coupled with some exchange of interests, he should be able to join the braised egg line. The identity of the director can actually have some influence on the Avengers. With him as a guide, as long as the protagonist is not killing people like Spider-Man in front of them, although he will not give the protagonist a good look, he will not shout to kill. Furthermore, two of the three Avengers elders have moral weaknesses. Captain, the Winter Soldier, and Thor, Loki. They all did things that harmed innocent people and were forced to show favoritism. They are not qualified to blame the protagonist. Iron Man is an arms dealer. The protagonist has also been exposed to mutants before and has no prejudice against mutants. There is no hostile stance. Widow Hawkeye is an agent and it doesn't matter. So in fact, the only enemy identified by the protagonist is Spider-Man. As long as he is not killed, he will not lead out the entire Avengers one by one. As long as the strength remains stronger than him, it will be fine, and then let the second generation of the Green Goblin fall in love with him and kill him, and there will be no time to cause trouble for the protagonist's forces.

The body is constantly consuming fat, which means that the body needs energy to evolve. The need to eat means that the body has not evolved to the point where it can absorb external energy. When the body evolves to the point where it can directly absorb energy, such as... Light energy, when talking about light, I think of the sun. When talking about the man who is so strong that he bursts under the sun, Clark Kent, codenamed Superman

It was strange when I first looked at the protagonist's abilities, and I never thought about it in depth. But when the protagonist can absorb electric energy, it reminds me of a person, Magneto's teacher-Black King Xiao. Xiao's mutant ability is to absorb kinetic energy. He can enhance his strength, speed and endurance or replace metabolism by absorbing kinetic energy. Because Xiao can absorb kinetic energy to promote metabolism, he seems to have lived for a long time (possibly longer than Uncle Wolf, after all, the Red Devil, a mutant who has lived for thousands of years, is his subordinate) Xiao can absorb any physical attack that hits him, not just punches, but also bullets, electricity or low-energy beams based on physics, but does not absorb energy. The protagonist can absorb energy and release it. Omega represents infinite possibilities. Iceman can freeze the entire universe (from a microscopic level) to the extreme. If the protagonist is Omega level, then he can start with electrical energy, then absorb nuclear energy, and then absorb the nine infinite stones (time, space, reality, soul, mind, power, self, rhythm, plot) Finally, emm, it is left to the author.

Twisting the plot in order not to kill would be better than not writing it.

Author, the name "Underground Tyrant" is really wrong. The underground is so aggrieved. I don't feel comfortable at all reading your book Being abused by others everywhere.

In front of people with lower status than yourself, those who are awesome and better than you want to kneel down and call you daddy. The contrast between your role is too great. Can you treat yourself as a human being? Is it okay to do something that has a little bit of fuss?

To be honest, even if the protagonist absorbs lightning and nuclear fusion, he is still unhappy. From the beginning to the present, the protagonist's biggest characteristic is rage and the way to rage. Is this what tyrant means?

Will the protagonist's abilities evolve in the future? Or has it always been this weak?

Does the protagonist still need to pay taxes to the IRS? I remember that in the Marvel world, unless you are an alien, you have to pay taxes to the IRS in the United States

Ze was so angry that he suddenly pointed his finger at the sky and said, "My king is suffering from hunger in Ze Ze!" He put his hands to the ground again and said, "He will die in the wild at an unexpected depth!" Suddenly he pointed his finger at everyone again. Everyone was shocked and quickly took a few steps back. Ze laughed when he saw it, raised his head and shouted: "I will not give up for five buckets of rice! I will not eat the same small grains as you!" After the meal was ready, Ze Yin was very upset, so he ignored the previous words, sat down in the hall with chopsticks, ate it, and said angrily: "Hey, it smells so good!"

Not bad, not a disgusting superhero protagonist. I support it. It's the most annoying thing to see a primary school student becoming a superhero in a book.

After watching too many novels, TV movies, and movies, we all know that villains often die from talking too much, from trying to die, or from pretending to be cool. Of course, we all know that this is for plot and publicity needs, otherwise the government will not allow it to be broadcast. In reality, it's usually the other way around. Villains do things more harshly and decisively, while upright ones talk more. Now that the male protagonist is written as a villain, it would be better for me not to use this kind of villain character who will get into trouble. For example, the Green Goblin injected a drug into Spider-Man, and when he failed to show off, he was fucked and killed himself. Now that it has been written, there is no need to change it. I suggest that you don't forcefully add scenes like this in the future, or write that you can't defeat the decent character, both sides will be injured and retreat, and if you can kill them, kill them. There is no need to leave the original decent characters unkilled, or deliberately create various accidents to let the other party escape.

After watching it for so long, the protagonist is still a younger brother, not like a tyrant who is always in the hands of others and never wants to take the initiative. The subject matter is okay, but it is a bit frustrating to watch.

I hope that the protagonist will be a well-behaved boss, rather than the kind of boss who indulges himself. I hope to beat the protagonist to wake up later. Now the protagonist is a standard second-to-five kid and the little boss behind him has no personality charm. It feels best to learn from classic villains or bosses

In the American comics, Magneto is like a big fool! It's okay to use violence to fight for mutant status! But he always does useless things! In the steel base on the sea, your American cargo ships and warships have the final say when they want to go to sea. Magneto has the final say. When the plane leaves the high seas, it will fall down, ensuring that the United States jumps off the building, sinks several nuclear submarines, salvages hundreds of nuclear warheads and puts them in geosynchronous orbit! If Lao Wan dies, nuclear bombs will drop from the sky, and Americans will call him Grandpa Lao Wan.

I like such a dark and tough protagonist, I will support it by ordering it all.

I understand but also feel pity. The book you wrote is really great. However, I am a student and have no financial ability, so I can only read pirated copies. I would like to express my humility to the author here and wish the author to live with a rich woman for the rest of his life and not have to work hard 😁😁

The protagonist's ability is similar to that of the Black Emperor. Why don't you go and absorb the energy of the nuclear reactor?

Seriously, sagging skin can also be caused by excessive weight loss. You don't have to be a human to know that the protagonist is a mutant, right? I think the author can add some special external characteristics to the protagonist, otherwise it would be unreasonable

It feels better and better, but it's just too little. Come on.

This protagonist is disgusting

The protagonist is a person who can be charged for two hours and released for five minutes.

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