Marvel Has a Tavern

It's best not to write about mutants or join DC when writing about Marvel, because if your abilities are not enough to convince the public, it will easily collapse. For example, there will be obvious disputes between Marvel's Avengers Party and the Mutant Party over who is more powerful, and there will also be disputes between the comic book party and the movie party, not to mention between Marvel and DC. In addition to having good writing skills and good research on Marvel, writing is also very difficult, and it is easy to be unflattering! There are a thousand Marvels out of a thousand people!

It's another kind of *** where the protagonist travels through time and Ancient Yi comes to visit 🤫

We have reached a hurdle that Marvel will never be able to jump over, "The Ancient One". Some people traveled through time and became cats (no one can do that), but their souls were still seen through by Ancient One! Then all kinds of love! [Ancient One: Damn, I'm almost becoming a time traveler's full-time nanny]

The book is good! I hope the protagonist is not a vigilante!

Leave a footprint😁😁

The boring plot in these chapters of Hogwarts is finally coming to an end.

I don't want to read novels that Gu Yi saw through at a glance. What's the point of writing junk plug-ins? If Gu Yi can see through them, there's no future. They basically travel to the bottom of the party and live by pretending to be pitiful to gain sympathy.

To be honest, I'm speechless. The author loves The Flash so much. It's so poisonous to lick him like this.

The big bosses in Marvel are all written like little gangsters. Gu Yileng, who has lived for hundreds of years, is written like a young girl who just graduated from the police academy and became a police officer. Odin, who has lived for thousands of years, is written like a little gangster. He is always shocked. The protagonist has seen through it even though he has been a pig for such a long time, and he is even shocked.

I remembered, I saw it, and I was persuaded to quit by The Flash

I finally understand why there are only two monthly passes, and the writing is so bad.

Why can this Loki become the king of Asgard without any changes... At least it can't be the same as the original. The front foot invades the earth and the back foot becomes the God King. This is completely arranged by the protagonist, because he is a fan of Loki.

To be honest, I don't know if the author's writing skills are not very good. The plot of the novel is relatively okay, but it's a bit embarrassing for people reading it. It's quite embarrassing. . .

Not pretty. I always find the protagonist inexplicable. And he is too stubborn and too proactive. The first time Odin came over, the protagonist gave him healing wine without saying anything. I might as well give Thanos a team of golden supermen to rule the entire universe directly. After finishing the drink, Odin regretted that he couldn't drink anymore, and the protagonist enthusiastically recommended other wines. He was speechless.

Write less about anime, because even those who love watching anime can't understand what the characters are doing.

In the past, I always liked to watch the tragedy of changing something! Changing the plot of something. Now I really hate those things. No matter what happens to the characters in the plot, it is always their own choice. I want to change the fate of the characters. I always feel a sense of arrogance.

There are too many Marvels now, and I feel like I'm over-consumption.

This kind of subject matter can be so plain and simple. The author is really amazing.

I don't understand how so many people can continue to watch this

Marvel plus DC plus Xianxia plus 2D. To be honest, I was a little confused. One second Gu Yi was still drinking, and the next second Li Xiaoyao came.

Do you think Eternal is more powerful or Daluo is more powerful 🤔

There was a tavern that was destroyed in other novels, and there was basically no ability to resist. Even if the will behind the tavern came, it was useless, and it was finally given up by the will of the tavern. When he was given up, he shouted loudly, "Don't give up on me, take me with you." . Then it was destroyed. . What a miserable death. . .

Will the author have a female protagonist in this book?

Come on, even though I haven't watched it yet

Keep updating. I believe you can stick with it. After all, I am exhausted.

I have read about ten books, and my first impression is that the author has a lot of personal stuff, but so far it seems that the book is good.

Seeing Gu Yi accept a disciple, I wonder what you can teach him. Not to mention that people already have magical powers, does the author understand Marvel's magic?

I seriously suspect that the author is in junior high school. This typo rate cannot be achieved by anyone who has received nine years of compulsory education.

There are just a few typos...

I don't like the hotel-type shop setting, because this kind of setting is very restrictive. The protagonist can only open a hotel or store to pick up customers and do daily life. If he abandons the hotel business and runs out to join the plot, it will be very poisonous. Of course, if it is set that the pig's feet are overflowing with compassion and the Virgin's heart bursts out, and they are not used to the destruction of white people in New York and insist on meddling in their own business, it is barely acceptable.