The Wizard Who Descended on Marvel
降临美漫的巫师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 881k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 6y ago
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Don't teach magic to others!
I'd like to ask everyone's opinions on writing your own storylines.
If I want to write something different, then original storylines are essential. Given the protagonist's mage nature, I plan to find Marvel magic characters from comics and incorporate them into the story, either original or adapted from comics. I'd love to hear your thoughts, ideas, opinions, and suggestions below. Thank you.
Is it possible to see a protagonist who is also a villain? There are just too many American comics that make superheroes.
Personally, I feel that the wizards in Marvel and Harry Potter are quite weak! Their supposed strength is exaggerated! I feel that any legitimate wizard in the wizarding world is stronger than them! Their strength lies in their bizarre and useless spells; there are very few truly powerful ones, their ranks are unclear, and even weaklings can defeat strong opponents!
This isn't HP magic, is it?! A mech master like Iron Man could easily solve this with a simple transformation! Just turn the mech into paper! Or is the author deliberately making it stupid?! No need for your fangirls to criticize me! I'm outta here.
The first few pages were hilarious. Using the simplest levitation spell requires chanting an incantation. Were you a first-year student who time-traveled? Can't you cast spells without a wand? Why insist on using a wand? You completely have no sense of rhythm. I'm outta here, I can't watch anymore.
A useless villain who survived nearly 80 chapters and escaped three times? Ha! At crucial moments, you "vaguely sense something's wrong," then forcefully lower your intelligence to act cool, only to be proven wrong and then say, "Looks like I let my guard down." Screw that! I see it now, the author wants readers to empathize with the protagonist and be disgusted.
This battle was incredibly drawn out. It was really uncomfortable to watch because they clearly had winning strategies but had to use them one by one in a turn-based manner. Two rounds of fighting every day in each chapter is too unfriendly to readers who follow the updates. You know, that's how popularity slowly dwindles.
The wizards in the Harry Potter world are probably the worst wizards ever.
I think the protagonist should have crafted the Infinity Stones into magical artifacts, not like the Eye of Agamotto, but something similar to those in Wizarding Novels. The author could have increased the protagonist's alchemy abilities; what's wrong with a wizard having maximum crafting capabilities? For example, the most powerful magic wand.