American Comic World Shadow Track

I am a reader of pirated books, but today I just couldn't help but want to come over and complain about the author! ! This comic book, your writing skills are really awesome! The details are well handled and the relevance is high. Such a big scene can be so coherent and still have its own small changes! He is truly worthy of being a great author! I won't say anything else. I'll give you the remaining recommendations and monthly passes. I'm going to go back and watch pirated versions 😁

I have been paying attention to the author since the last book. Logically speaking, World of Warcraft and American comics have been poorly written, but the author is able to put new wine in old bottles. I admire him.

John Constantine, the greatest magician and liar of this century. His combat prowess is at its highest, capable of defeating Lucifer, and at its lowest, he can be kidnapped by gangsters. Because no one understands the price of magic better than him, and no one understands the price of making a deal with the devil better than him. He only does two things in his life, one is to save the world (especially from the devil), and the other is to paralyze, punish and exile himself. "Never use magic if things can be solved with deception." This is his lifelong code of conduct. He is by no means a second-rate magician, and he will never abandon ordinary people. If a person seeks death because of himself (such as making a deal with the devil), he will only watch you die with a smile, and maybe even push you. But if he is an innocent person, he will never give up. He's a hero and a jerk. Because in order to solve a problem (save the world many times), he doesn't consider your feelings at all (so Zhenglian doesn't like him), he will only use the most insidious, fastest, most efficient and least pleasing way to his friends. This is why he is a scumbag. But this is the extremely rational performance of a great magician. Please don't let people think that Constantine is a low-level street hustler🙂Thank you

The 6.66 Million words at the time of completion are not bad, which is quite auspicious. I wish the new book good results. The author's talent does not stop there.

The first author who turned me from pirated to genuine

I think it didn't start well. It's not so much that the golden three chapters didn't start well. It was a complete disaster. The mid-to-high end entered the game too early. Moreover, the presence of the previous game was too strong. The protagonist's character design has not yet begun to build up its airs. If this continues, I will follow in the footsteps of Zhang Heng.

It is a good book, but the first few chapters are really not friendly to new readers. Especially after seeing many discussions from old readers in the chapter reviews, the reading experience plummets. I hope the next book won't be like this, and I also hope old readers will like it.

It's a hodgepodge and I feel like newbies may be persuaded to leave.

Chapter 9 is a bit stupid... Names are given to others. Don't you already have names when you recognize them? What Merlin lost was his family, not his name. A blind metaphor that is neither fish nor fowl

The writing is very good, and the characters' minds, behaviors, and personalities are distinct and consistent with their respective identities. In my 19-year reading career, I have confirmed that this is a very good book, and the verification is complete.

This book is a bit discouraging for newbies in the early stages. If you haven't read the previous books, it's best to close this chapter and start reading, because you won't understand the jokes they say, and you won't be able to read the book well at all because of the various jokes.

The name chosen by the author is really worthy of the worldview of this book... A comprehensive universe of European and American comics and novels. From the setting under the two American comic giants Marvel and DC to a large-scale worldview constructed by adding some European and American novels (Harry Potter)? I won't guess who the "big guys" in the book are. I'll just explain the characters that have appeared so far and which setting they come from. When I first saw the words demon and knight, the first thing I thought of was Marvel's Ghost Rider (I have to say that at first it really looked like the description style of the Evil Dead 2 movie version, which was boring...) However, this "knight" came from DC's Contract with the Three Palace Demons... Hm? I mean, isn't the Ghost Rider wearing a big skull and riding a blue fire Gatling (fire mount)? I am loveless. Then the black braised egg of SHIELD appears. Looking at the time and background description, that black braised egg is still at the level of an agent and has not yet become the director? Hm? So the timeline is around Captain Marvel. A further follow-up to the plot is that Merlin realized that there is no evil in energy after experiencing the Chicken Soup for the Soul of Stan Lee, the almighty king of dragons and the father of Marvel. Even if God gives you a pair of black eyes, you can still use them to chase the light (The Three Houses gave you the power of doom, but you actually used it to blast? Burrow blasting! Really chasing the light...) As the plot develops, does the Harry Potter branch also open up? London? Hermione Beaver? The Flash's dad? Comprehensive comic setting is a matter that tests the author's logic and writing skills. After all, a character's design will collapse if he is not careful. This does not include the power settings of DC and Marvel and the overlapping characters and backgrounds including but not limited to. The two American super comic giants often borrow each other's settings, so it is best to only quote one side when writing about European and American comics. After all, the Women's Federation came forward, the Justice League also came forward, and then... Deadpool and the Joker hooked up... Hm? The plot of God on Earth starts early? At present, the progress of the plot is touching. The author's writing style and logic are considered to be slow-burning books. It is recommended to keep it on the bookshelf for a while, but I don't know if it will lead to poisonous weeds directly from dry food due to conflicts in the world view.

I saw Chapter 40, and then joined SHIELD in Chapter 30. I'm curious, would you not be able to write if you didn't join SHIELD? I really have seen enough of such routines, and I feel as uncomfortable as eating the author.

I hope to update it with better chapters

Post a comment, no one will mind, right? Water, water, water, water, water, water, water

So far, I have only found this book that can integrate comic heroes from different systems very well. Really! Seeing now, I want to say that the Omnic Crisis is about to begin. Torbjörn, Widowmaker, Soldier 76, Death, and the Mechanical Monk. Is the author planning to have Overwatch appear before the Avengers? Or will the two be combined in the Omnic Crisis? ? ?

The protagonist is Merlin and the book is called Shadow Trails. Could this be a story about a shadow warlock? Whether it is the Trail of Holy Light, the Trail of Overlord or the Trail of Death, the protagonists are all warrior-oriented. I hope this Shadow Trail is a story about a spell caster. Personal opinion (manual funny)

The old road is being targeted? There have been a lot of incomprehensible posts recently, and some have only been open for a few days. I, who have only watched four movies in the Avengers series, can understand it. Wouldn't it be okay if Overlord and Death regarded them as unknown bosses? Are they all new readers? Anyone of some reading age will not be able to understand it...

Yo~! Lulu has opened a new book! Let's raise it first. Million words to kill

I finally understand why this book is lukewarm! 1. Since when has S. H. I. E. L. D. Become a place where the protagonist must stay? There are demons and people who control the fate of the protagonist behind the scenes. If you don't want to become stronger, you have to get involved in the affairs of the agents. It's a lot of trouble, running here and there! Has the protagonist forgotten the purpose of joining S. H. I. E. L. D.? The purpose is to find a magician to remove the demon. Don't tell me that you can't become stronger. It can't be done on earth, but it can be done in the universe! 2. The protagonist of this book is a holy mother. She takes everything on herself. It's my fault that one person dies, and it's my fault that a group dies. I doubt myself. Is the protagonist that important? Is the earth in danger if you are away from it? And this book is funny enough, taking a group of ordinary people to establish order in a world full of gods and demons? It made me laugh so hard, hahahahaha! 3. Is the protagonist really stupid or fake? There is a dark book, so why not just ask who is the biggest Hydra undercover agent in S. H. I. E. L. D.? I found it and searched for the soul. Is it solved? Don't tell me no, Pierce is an ordinary person, right? He knows that SHIELD has Hydra undercover, but he keeps sending information and equipment to SHIELD? I'm really convinced. 4. The biggest feature, the reason for the poor performance of this book, is that I used to read other people's stories, but now I read my own stories. Now we all like to put ourselves into the protagonist. I don't know if you have it, but I have it, and then I do it. The protagonist is arranged, controlled, and deceived. How come you still have the power of wizards and demons after so long? I'm really convinced. You can just be a little bit offended. If you keep abusing me, I really want to curse you! Finally, the main story of abuse is very depressing. A Hydra can play the protagonist around in circles.

Ah! I just looked back at the first few chapters and finally figured it out! When this book first started, so many people were disgusted with the fact that there were characters from the previous work and some unpopular (?) Characters that people didn't know about without reading the comics (actually, just understand them as unknown bosses) because they couldn't boast about their understanding. Some people always want to show off their superiority. After reading a little bit of comics (or just hearsay), they can't wait for everyone to know about it. As a result, the characters in this book are a bit hardcore, and then these fake fans of American comics ran away in despair, turning back and cursing a few words before running away (perhaps whether they can enjoy watching fandoms is only about whether they can show off their knowledge to gain a sense of superiority, and not about whether the story is good or bad?) I feel that this book is the same as hard science fiction. People who like it like it very much, but people who don't like it like it very much, but those who don't like it will run away unwilling to show their ignorance, and they have to complain twice before leaving There are also complaints about the mixed world view setting. Anyway, I think this kind of mixed world view is super cool. Those who can't accept it probably have insufficient brain capacity. Moreover, the old way is integrated so well and has not collapsed at all (if it fails, there is still reason to curse, why is it criticized for writing so well?) The results of such a good book are not as good as I imagined. I feel that many people actually do. I quit due to the influence of this chapter, which is a pity QAQ Anyway, come on Lulu💪 (I haven't actually read many comics, but I really like American comics, and I am happy to look up the information)

This book is the standard Western Virgin Mary protagonist. She is incomprehensible and tries to sew everything, but nothing is done. DC, Marvel, and Harry Potter are also included. The most outrageous thing is that you have the protagonist of another American comic book in your American comic book? ? I want to show my face but all I see is my butt.

Simply! ! Such a good book, but there are actually some trolls (I suspect they are trolls!!!) In the book review section making blind comments. I'm convinced! ! I patted my chest and said that based on my 9 years of reading experience, this book is qualified to be crowned a god (unfortunately not), the writing is great, the plot is great, all the characters have normal personalities and IQs that match their identities (can the trolls name one that is illogical?), And the world view is grand and complete. Much better than some so-called great writers. If I don't compare it with others, I am a fan of American comics. I am definitely the best in my heart (even if my personal taste is different, it is not bad, right? Do novice writers praise this kind of book as bad?) ps: American comics! Beautiful comics! Beautiful comics! Say it three times! This is an American comic book fanfic! ! Don't always make excuses about Marvel, it will only expose your identity as a junkie or a blind person! The author is the most diligent I have ever seen. One chapter is as good as 2-3 chapters in most other novels, and he often adds more! In less than a year, more than 5 million quality-guaranteed content has been updated. I really admire it. How do the trolls and trolls feel about being so shady?

I saw the main points that various trainees sprayed there. 1. I feel that the book is too difficult to read and understand. This book does have a lot of system integration. You cannot just read it as a fan novel. Be patient and read the plot carefully. I think even those who have not read the original work can roughly understand the personality of each character. I have friends who never watch movies or TV shows, but after reading this book, they can talk about several major heroes in Marvel DC. 2. I can't understand the so-called golden three-chapter theory. I ran away after reading the first three chapters. 3. Some people think that some settings are too different from the original work. In fact, I think it is okay. If you want to integrate multiple elements, you must have a balance to prevent the book from collapsing. There is no problem in making some changes, and there are also clear divisions of power levels. It is just that some people's favorite heroes are not very strong. 4. I feel that the inclusion of characters from other books is a bit confusing. In fact, you can understand it as a background setting, not characters from other books. As the story reveals the truth behind the scenes bit by bit, just think of Overlord and Death as two unknown but awesome bosses. 5. There are many female protagonists. Although there are many female protagonists, they are handled well. The emotional entanglements are not difficult, and it is not the kind of promiscuous harem where everyone falls in love with each other, nor is it the kind of pure scumbag. It feels good. 6. The protagonist is very depressed in the early stage, which is normal. You have traveled through the past, and you don't know the plot, and there are no plug-ins. It is not difficult to understand that you are depressed. Only by accumulating strength and becoming stronger can you have the capital to speak. It is not the kind of invincible and exciting novel. Instead, I think this kind of accumulation of energy, fighting one wave, accumulating energy, and fighting one wave is good. In fact, don't read this book as a pure fanfic. I think it is very innovative because it integrates many systems. It is much better than those novels that follow the narrative timeline of movies (especially Marvel novels). The protagonist takes his own steps step by step under the background of being plotted as a pawn. It's very exciting to watch how you make a comeback by relying on calculations and hard work. The early stage depression is inevitable, especially if you want to start to know that the accidents of the people around you are related to you, it will be good without breaking down. It is indeed not as refreshing as the previous Overlord, but after watching patiently, it still feels like the protagonist has accumulated a lot. The background setting of this book and this kind of fusion are very appealing to me, and it is rare to be able to write a fusion and keep the text from collapsing, coupled with the speed of updating. Another: I don't want to criticize anyone, but I still want to say that when it comes to reading, if you like reading, read it if you can't read it. If you can't read it, just chat about it in the book circle. Maybe someone will answer it and you will understand it and you can read it. If it doesn't work, just quit and change books. Why bother to leave a message to influence other people's reading if you can't read it.

It's almost over, guess where the plot will go next. Joined with the giant beast of God to kill Gao Tianzun and the Collector. Defeat Thanos and collect all the original powers. Open the cosmic seal and prepare to ignite the cosmic furnace from within. Attract the projections of the Overlord and the God of Death, and use the power of the Phoenix and Bai Shuang to trap the projections of the Overlord and the God of Death. Winning the bet and gaining ownership of the universe, the Overlord Death suffered a dumb loss, recognized Merlin, and joined forces with Merlin to fight against the collapse of the Wall of Origin.

It's outrageous for Captain America to force a 50-50 fight with Superman. Is Superman's hand stuck to 502, so he can only hold a fist hammer? With Superman's strength and reaction speed, he can throw Captain America into the sky by grabbing the shield.

Let's get started, everyone. Thanos is dead or alive.

I just took a look to celebrate that Lulu has been updated to chapter 1000. Congratulations. (Crazy hint🌝)😂😂

? ? ? After raising it for less than 3 months, the progress bar actually jumped from 100% to less than 50%! ! ? ? The book I was following at the same time even updated less than 1,000,000 words in half a year. I am still on the same path! ? ? ? Is that really what became a sperm? ?

I finally succeeded in finishing this novel. Personally, this is the best Marvel fan work I've ever seen. Even if it is based on this Marvel setting, it is still a wonderful novel. First of all, it is very much in line with my taste. It is a desperate counterattack at an absolute disadvantage, but it is not a reckless counterattack. After all, Merlin spent almost all his energy on this counterattack. We do not expect to be rewarded for our efforts, but this ending does make me feel comfortable. Secondly, it is very imaginative and uses a special way to connect almost all the plots of American comics. It is indeed very exciting and the connection is perfect. Once again, the author's writing skills are very good. It is no exaggeration to say that if Marvel and DC were not comics or comics-adapted movies, then their appeal to me would actually not be as attractive as this novel. Every change in his plot surprises me. It's really good, very good! Also, once again, I would like to express my highest gratitude to the author who has given us wonderful stories.