Marvel Comics: Endless Skills
美漫之无尽技能
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 6y ago
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Block people who see Naruto.
Having read so many novels, I've learned one thing: if you write too much about other things when writing about Marvel, you're likely to fail.
The plot of the Naruto world is rather weak. Do you really think what you're saying is necessarily true? It's all just speculation by the readers. Even assuming it was true, Tsunade, wouldn't Jiraiya know? Regardless of whether they knew or not, would Jiraiya let you spout nonsense in front of Naruto like that? Disappointing, hurry up and find another world.
Marvel can't be compared to the primordial chaos? The entire Marvel multiverse combined probably isn't even as big as the primordial chaos. After the primordial chaos collapsed, there were three thousand smaller worlds, each a universe in itself. One Marvel universe is on par with the primordial chaos? Are you kidding me?
This book has eight volumes in total, and you want me to start from the eighth volume?
Sigh, it seems like the protagonists of Qidian's "Orphanage" can't get started without Bleach, Naruto, and One Piece. They've been writing for so many years, and they're still writing...
I'll just mention one thing and you'll know whether you should watch it or not: the protagonist gives his woman to his clone.
Because I'm not exactly good-looking myself, I immediately dropped the book when I saw a protagonist who judges people by their appearance. You're so obsessed with pretty faces! How am I supposed to understand you? Am I wrong to admit I'm plain-looking? Don't ordinary people deserve love? Seeing a protagonist like this makes me want to kick him a few times.
Your eighth lap only has about a hundred pages, and you're starting from volume eight? What can you possibly read?
The Marvel universe collapses as soon as mutants are introduced; it doesn't make logical sense. Mutants are people with superpowers. Ordinary people can't possibly hate mutants and also like superpowered individuals. Ordinary people can't even distinguish between mutants and superpowered individuals. The government is so hostile to mutants, yet it lets vampires, who feed on ordinary people, go free. I don't know what the author was thinking.