The Necromancer in Marvel

The term "harem" refers to a man who sleeps with every woman he meets. The worst part of harem fiction is that it reduces female characters to mere ornaments or empty shells. This is especially problematic in fanfiction, as it severely disrespects the original work, turning unique characters into collectible stamps for the protagonist, significantly lowering the overall quality.

The book is very good. However, I've read too many books with good beginnings. Because of some long-term reasons, I've only read a few dozen or a hundred pages before it's gone. Now I'm hesitant to read older books anymore.

Nick Fury knows the Ancient One, how could he not know a sorcerer?

S. H. I. E. L. D. Doesn't have much power; they're not secret agents. International organizations don't have much power either. What power do international organizations have in the real world? It's impossible for international organizations to have any power. In the TV series, S. H. I. E. L. D. Agents get killed by the US police while on missions.

The author's portrayal of the protagonist is poor. He only pretends to be mysterious for a short time before becoming a lackey of S. H. I. E. L. D., Always available without pay. Someone tries to kill him, and he can't find the mastermind—are you kidding me? He only helps S. H. I. E. L. D. (Even if he didn't do anything, just being available counts as help), why doesn't he ask S. H. I. E. L. D. For help? In a high-tech society, they could find out in a few hours.

Why does it feel like every book I read is just praising S. H. I. E. L. D.?

I don't quite understand the point of having a body collector. Why is a corpse so expensive? Why send the corpse to the protagonist? Just fill it with cement and let it sink. It's near the sea, you could get someone to do it for a few hundred dollars.

You're nobody's a main character. You just do whatever S. H. I. E. L. D. And Black Widow tell you to do, all you do is fawn over them. Can't you stand up for yourself?

There's nothing new about it. These Marvel fanfics are pretty much the same except for the initial cheat ability. They're supposed to be playing a necromancer, so why can't they be a villain who takes on everyone and everything? How would it feel to have the entire S. H. I. E. L. D. Team turn into zombies? They can just kill all the superheroes when they don't have powers, and kill those when they do. They might as well use Earth as their base and go play Star Trek.

After reading four chapters, I have two complaints. The first is the $200,000 fee for disposing of a body. Hell's Kitchen is the headquarters of terrorists. Are you sure they would be willing to spend $200,000 to dispose of a body? Secondly, in Chapter 3, when Black Widow infiltrated the protagonist's house, the protagonist revealed to her that he was from S. H. I. E. L. D.?