The Godlike Mechanic of the Marvel Universe

Honestly, I think the book is quite well written; it's just that there aren't any frequent, rapid updates.

I'd follow the series just for the mechanic.

The protagonist is a thief, completely brainless, and relies entirely on the system to steal without thinking. He starts by stealing from Zola, then from Barn, Doctor Octopus, Spider-Man, then from Stark, Pym Particles, vibranium, and Wakanda's advanced technology. He's extremely selfish, and many things are stolen. Furthermore, the grammar is overly Chinese; if you changed the names of the characters in this novel, it would be like a Chinese spiritual revival.

It lacks sophistication and has a very narrow perspective. The protagonist's talent is in no way inferior to Iron Man's, yet he's still confined to the world of gangsters, street thugs, and his biggest boss is only Hydra. With such a cheat-like advantage, couldn't the protagonist broaden his horizons, research Earth's machinery, and then venture beyond Earth to study the technology of advanced civilizations? If you insist on taking this old route, your sophistication will immediately be lowered.

The first chapter's flaw is that you shouldn't have written that the protagonist already had a beautiful and virtuous wife in the original world, and twins who were one or two years old. This makes his later pursuit of the female lead, or any ambiguous relationship with her, negatively impact the protagonist's image! Wouldn't it have been better to just write about an orphan?

Author, please stop making wild and arbitrary changes and resetting your story. Black Widow is a super soldier, and she can even mind control? This is truly toxic. Anime and manga readers, you need to catch up on so much!

Author, I think... ... *Sobs*

It's really good, much better than those wish-fulfillment novels. Although there are some differences in details, it's still very good.

Please stop touching your nose, okay? With mechanical armor on both hands, are you scraping your nose with a steel plate?! Please stop using this meme, okay? The bridge of my nose has almost been worn away. Your innocent shrug is better than touching your nose.

I've read 47 chapters. The beginning of the story was fairly fast-paced, somewhat similar to the start of Iron Man, where the protagonist secretly develops while contributing to the organization. It was quite good until the escape. However, after the escape, the plot started to stray from its main theme.