Marvel: Monster Rampage

I haven't read this book yet, but I thought the posts mentioned poison. My ability to resist poison is pretty good. Let me meet you. . . Well, if you are not dead, please leave a message. . .

After thinking about it, some changes were made to the chapters about Caroline and Elena in Chapters 10, 13, 16, 17, and 41. Book friends who have read it will not be affected by subsequent reading. If you feel that the previous chapter was annoying, you can long press in the directory to reset the new chapter. Thank you for your support!

After reading Chapter 34, I personally thought it was good, but there are still some shortcomings. The first point: The character of the protagonist, as a monster, is decisive in killing, and seeking profit for oneself is normal, but you must not lose your heart, never be a virgin The second point: The IQ of the main and supporting characters is online, less poisonous points, Caroline at the beginning is too poisonous The third point: Don't write too messy, the big picture is too complicated and easy to collapse, It is recommended to control it in Marvel Fourth: Monsters should not be limited to League of Legends. You can write about other monsters, such as: ancient monster Godzilla, aliens, sacred tree (Naruto), Cybertronians, etc. To sum up, this subject matter is very good, but the writing style needs to be added and the plot also needs to be improved. Starting from today, two recommendation votes are presented. Come on, the author, I am optimistic about you.

It's too coincidental, too contrived. Tony woke up inexplicably. That woman's hatred of mutants was too much of a coincidence. So fake

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I like this novel very much. I hope the protagonist is not too virginal. More suggestions are recommended.

What about the promise that it will never be updated???

It's so ironic, seeing that it's never updated in your profile and that it was updated three months ago in the chapter table of contents.

Pig's trotters are bad people, and they want to be the Virgin

First, the protagonist has no demands of his own so far, that is, there is no so-called main line, which results in the position and character changing all the time. Second, am I the only one who thinks the protagonist is a bit hypocritical? As a monster, or a monster who puts humans on the diet, do you think you care about the feeling of the food? It's enough that the protagonist has humanity and can guarantee that he won't take the initiative to hunt. How can he still have the kindness to think about other things when life and death is at stake? Shouldn't survival be the first priority?