
Starting Out in American Comics, Traveling Across the Heavens
美漫开始穿梭诸天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.2M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Other names
- Marvel Shuttling the HeavensEnglish name
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1.5kChapters
22.4kRecommendations
83.7kFans
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Could you please explain Shennong's character? What are his medicinal properties? Is he highly poisonous or a great tonic? Does he nourish the kidneys or the spirit?
I'm speechless. The protagonist's abilities are clearly super strong, but the author insists on writing him like a weakling. That's not all; the worst part is the forced intellectual degradation. The protagonist's IQ is equivalent to a first-year or second-year middle school student at most.
This book is quite problematic. The author lacks social skills, and many parts depict wishful thinking, including obviously impossible scenarios. Furthermore, the author lacks common sense about Western cultures, resulting in a distinctly Chinese accent when describing Western dialogue. The author also lacks shrewdness, trusting and openly confiding in just anyone.
I've read up to chapter 155, and the dialogue is incredibly awkward. I don't know what the author was thinking. Having a bunch of foreigners talk to each other—I'm not asking for the kind of translation that's perfect for a movie, even a modern Chaoyang accent would be fine! But guess what? It feels like a period martial arts novel.
Which of these shows do you guys like to watch?
I wonder which world you'd like to see next. 1: Man of Steel (including the Superman series) 2: Hancock, the Superman 3: My Superman Ex-Girlfriend 4: The Boys (I don't know if anyone watches this one) That's right, Li Yue couldn't stand his low strength anymore and asked me to help him gain superhuman abilities. (It doesn't necessarily have to be in these worlds.) You can also comment and suggest other worlds you'd like to see.
After reading about 100 chapters, I really couldn't continue. The early Marvel universe setting was okay, not too bad. But then they got to the Boys, and the entire setting completely fell apart. One minute they were wielding Marvel's Celestial-level weapons, taking down meteors with a single shot. The next they were only able to defend against bullets.
The title should be changed to "I Want to Lick Through All Heavens" or "Licking Through All Heavens Starts with Marvel".
Almost all Marvel authors are sycophants, and most Marvel novels on Qidian are just that—sycophants. They end up as tools of S. H. I. E. L. D., Or just following a few main characters, lacking any innovation.
This is a rant thread. Bring it on, I can handle it.
This is the rant thread. Feel free to vent your frustrations here! 😃😃
The way the protagonist uses teleportation is ridiculous. His ability, which was supposed to be invincible at the beginning, is now being forced to stay away from others. Think about how the Flying Thunder God Technique works, how the Op-Op Fruit works, how Sasuke's Heaven's Assistance works—the protagonist is just used as a support, a teleporter. A simple plot is fine, but a mindless one is terrible.