A Certain American Comic's Phoenix Force

Poor Captain America. At one point in the comics, there was a plot point where Captain America's blood could periodically generate super-soldier serum. If the military found out, the consequences were predictable. From this perspective, perhaps it would have been better for Captain America to be frozen in ice. Only those who die gloriously are spared from targeting and harm.

This book is undeniably plagiarized. The opening scene, where the protagonist dies and comes back to life repeatedly in the furnace, is blatantly plagiarized—it's a direct copy of Journey to the West, one of my country's Four Great Classical Novels. It's a blatant copy of the story of Sun Wukong being forged in the Eight Trigrams Furnace to gain his fiery eyes.

Let's summarize the protagonist's abilities. 😁 My personal opinion: The protagonist's mutated ability is **self-healing**, and then, through the "Phoenix Force fragment" within him, he gains even more abilities, including **energy absorption**, **telepathy**, **mind control**, and **fire generation**. Perhaps even more abilities will awaken in the future.

Even if you think the Phoenix Force is too overpowered and want to suppress the protagonist, there's no need to make the ability a consumable. Other people's abilities recover after a while, but yours is used up and then gone, requiring you to recharge it. Is that interesting? Either make it a pure wish-fulfillment story, or change it to a gradual growth process.

When will "Starting with a Superwoman" be released?

I don't know why, maybe it's because I've watched too many cold-blooded protagonists, but watching a protagonist always feels like watching an idiot.

Is the removal of a new book a sign of distorted humanity or moral decay?

I feel like I've completely forgotten the plot from before.

This kind of data-bound restriction of people is utterly uninteresting. People are limitless, but data restricts them rigidly, making it dull and uninteresting.

I told you to play... Is this ever going to end?! There was nothing wrong with writing those things, but you had to describe the process, writing about sex and flirting. You easily reached the word count, but now you've got 404 errors. I reported everything that I didn't like. 🙂