The Necromancer in Marvel

The so-called stallion is to see one after another. The bad thing about stallion is that it will make the female characters become vases and nihilistic. Stallion stories in fan works are especially bad because they will make the fans disrespect the original work very much, and turn the original characters full of personality into stamps for the protagonist to collect, which greatly reduces the style of the work. As for harem stories, they are just riding on N boats, and it is very difficult to write well. The author's skill must at least make readers feel that the protagonist has this value and attraction. For example, some women like gentle people and hate domineering men. Some women like down-to-earth people and hate pushy people. The protagonist template cannot be refined enough to occupy all attributes, so it is necessary to find more reasons for women to like the protagonist. If the writing is not good, it will create a halo of intelligence and force it to be reasonable. This kind of article can deceive young people around the age of 20. Then there are the stallion harem stories. I actually don't dislike this kind of stories, but generally I don't read them on this website because they lack some "connotative" descriptions and have some redundant plots and settings that affect the viewing experience. I suggest that the author should follow the values ​​​​of Europe and the United States. If they see each other, they will fight together. Don't talk about feelings. Everyone should live their own lives, but they should respect the characters' personalities, so that they won't be particularly annoying. I've read more than 70 chapters, and so far you've done pretty well. Except for the fact that the protagonist thinks about women a little too frequently, it's not to the point of being annoying.

The bookis very nice. I just read too many books with good beginnings. Because of long-term reasons or something. Dozens and hundreds of them were gone. It makes me reluctant to read the book now.

Director S. H. I. E. L. D. Knows the Ancient One, how can he not know about the magician?

S. H. I. E. L. D. Doesn't have many rights, and it's not a ********* agent. International organizations don't have many rights. What rights do international organizations have in the real world? It's impossible to allow international organizations to have rights. In the American TV series, S. H. I. E. L. D. Agents are beaten to death by the U. S. Police when performing tasks.

The author didn't create the protagonist well. He just pretended to be mysterious and then became SHIELD's bastard. He was on call and was not paid. Some people wanted to kill the protagonist. The protagonist couldn't find the mastermind behind the scenes. Forget it. You are kidding me. He just helped SHIELD (even if he did nothing, but just being on call was considered a help). He would not ask SHIELD to help investigate. In a high-tech society, it can be found out in a few hours.

Why do you feel like every book you read is about S. H. I. E. L. D.

I don't quite understand why this corpse collector is necessary? Is a corpse so expensive? Why send the body to the protagonist? It's okay to pour cement and sink, but it's still close to the sea. Someone can do it for a few hundred dollars.

You are a shitty protagonist. You do whatever SHIELD and Black Widow tell you to do. You kneel down and lick you every day and you can't stand up anymore?

There's nothing new at all. Except for the beginning of Goldfinger, this kind of Marvel fandom is almost the same. It's obviously about playing undead, so why can't it be a big villain that defies heaven and earth? How does it feel to transform into a zombie in S. H. I. E. L. D.? Superheroes from all walks of life will be beaten to death when they have no powers, and those who have powers will also be beaten to death. Just use the earth as your base camp to play Star Trek.

After reading four chapters, I complained about two things. The first one is that the corpse fee is 200,000 US dollars. Hell's Kitchen is the headquarters of the terrorists. Are you sure they are willing to spend 200,000 US dollars to dispose of the body? The second one is, when Black Widow sneaked into the protagonist's house in Chapter 3, the protagonist said in front of Black Widow that she was from SHIELD? In Chapter 4, the protagonist said, "I know who you are and what you are doing, so I am willing to tell you something," and Black Widow asked, "Do you know who I am?" Do you two have such bad memories? I just met you last night, and the protagonist has told you where you came from, and you still ask this question? Okay! I'm reading a few chapters to see if there are any other encounters 😅😅