Marvel: Venom Devours the Myriad Worlds

Keep it up! Write well, and I'll subscribe to all your books once it's published.

Seeing that there were so few recommendation votes, I felt relieved. How to put it? It's morally questionable, leaning towards a dark theme, no... It suits my taste perfectly. To put it bluntly, have you even read the original novel, kid? This Nalan Yanran Anyone with eyes can see that she doesn't want to be bound by the traditional arranged marriage.

That part about Battle Through the Heavens could be revised. Xiao Yan is a transmigrator. Got it. I've noticed that a lot of authors writing Battle Through the Heavens these days are completely ignoring Xiao Yan's transmigrator identity.

The further into the story, the more it feels like evil is evil for the sake of evil. While a protagonist with no moral boundaries might attract a small audience, a protagonist with moral boundaries but also a touch of wickedness is the most captivating. The current protagonists seem to lack independent thought, acting solely for points, willing to do anything for those points.

What kind of symbiote is this? Isn't it common knowledge that being possessed by a symbiote turns you into a monster? Even being possessed by a ghost will cause you to grow sharp claws and fangs, but the person possessed by the protagonist only experiences a surge in strength? This writing is rubbish. Why even write about a symbiote if you're not going to have possession?

I can't read any further. It's so messy, riddled with typos, that I initially thought it was a Marvel story about traveling through multiple worlds. But then it gets so strong that it speeds up time to Avengers: Endgame and kills Thanos, and later it even enters the real world through the Golden Gate competition… The book is called *Marvel Venom Devours All Worlds*, using Marvel as its theme.

Good heavens, this is so poisonous, it's making me question the meaning of life.

Venom's transformation is simply covering his body with a layer of black substance, so why describe it as an ugly monster with a mouth full of fangs?

Let me put it this way: I've never read Lord of Mysteries, and I don't plan to. Who's going to read a fantasy fanfic in the anime/manga/game category, even if that novel does have a lot of readers 😅? However, the author is decisive and clean-cut, which is a good thing. Unlike other authors who are stubborn and insist on writing, only to be discouraged by the data and abandon the project, resulting in a poorly written ending ✊.

I was just thinking of picking a novel to read without thinking, but this is just too much...