The Wizard Who Descended on Marvel

Don't teach magic to others!

If you want to write something different, then a self-written plot is indispensable. Due to the mage attributes of the protagonist of this book, I am going to look for Marvel magic characters from comics to integrate into it, and write some self-written plots, or adapted plots from comics. I wonder if you have any thoughts, ideas, opinions and suggestions. Please tell me below, thank you.

Can we see a villain in the main character? There are really too many American comics that are superheroes.

Personally, I feel that Marvel's wizards and Harry Potter's wizards are both weak! They are all powerful when blown up! It feels like every official wizard in the wizarding world is stronger than them! Their strength lies in their weird useless spells. There are only a few powerful ones, their rank is not obvious, and even the weak can kill the strong! In particular, Marvel Mages are so good at creating a mirror space, and it's so funny to trap people inside if they can't defeat them! He doesn't even have a fireball or a pyrotechnic, so he still deserves to be called a mage?

Isn't this HP's magic? A transformation spell like Iron Overlord can solve it! Just turn the mecha into paper! Or is it that the author is deliberately trying to be clever! There is no need for Shuhubao to spray me! Get out of here first

It's so funny when I look at the first few pictures, how to use the simplest levitating spell and still recite the incantation. You traveled through time in the first grade, right? I can't cast spells without a wand. You have to get a magic wand. Completely unable to grasp the rhythm. It slipped away and I couldn't stand it at all.

A useless villain wrote nearly 80 chapters without dying, and escaped three times in a row? Haha, you "vaguely feel that something is wrong" at the critical moment, and then you forcefully subdue your wits and pretend to be smart and get slapped in the face and then "it seems that I have slacked off", I can go to nm, I can see it, the author wants the readers to take the role of the protagonist and then be disgusted

This battle is really dragging on. It's really uncomfortable to watch this kind of turn-based game where you obviously have the means to win but you have to do it bit by bit. Playing two rounds in each chapter every day is very unfriendly to the readers who follow the update. You must know that the popularity is slowly lost in this way.

The wizards in the Harry Potter world are probably the worst wizards

I think the protagonist should make the Infinity Stones into magic tools, not like the Eye of Agamotto, but similar to those in wizard novels. The author can improve the protagonist's alchemy ability. As a magician, what's wrong with maximizing the ability? For example, the strongest wand. Take the heart of the world tree as the body of the staff. 24 runes are drawn on the whole body to give it "omnipotent" ability. The 24 runes are connected with quark-level magic pattern drawing technology to further increase its ability. If you choose dragon heartstrings, there seems to be nothing better, unless the author creates a new plot to bring out Nidhogg's level. But in this case, the wand will be a black wand, which will lead to another material to achieve a balance. I personally recommend the British Red Dragon. I remember correctly that Marvel UK also has a plot, which can be magically modified. If you want to introduce Eastern forces but don't dare to go too far, I personally recommend going to Kunlun. I won't write about the country and will only briefly describe Kunlun. Maybe you can master new runes, such as Oracle. Maybe it can also lead to Jianmu. I personally recommend that the author can design a feature for the protagonist. Tony has different models of armor. There is no reason why the protagonist cannot do it. It is recommended that the protagonist carries a wand library with him. Don't you think it is more handsome? In this way, the character of the protagonist will be more fleshed out. As for the protagonist's lack of magic power, I personally suggest that the protagonist open up a new path and combine the new magic systems of Marvel and Harry Potter. Marvel magic generally uses a "big source", which is energy from the outside world, while Harry Potter is its own "small source". Therefore, Harry Potter Blue Boy is normal. This is when new elements can be introduced. For example, using meridians as carriers for demonization can achieve the function of absorbing external energy and transforming it into magic power. Similar to the magic circuit in the moon. Or you can imitate Naruto's sage mode and temporarily integrate the energy of different latitudes with your own magic power, which not only increases the amount of mana but also increases the power of magic. Also, it is also a good method to store and seal unused magic power in case of emergency. In general, the protagonist in the current article is too weak. The main plot is not clear enough, so you can give him an equipment control character.