My Days as a Mage in Marvel

As a novel, it's completely unreadable; as a form of clown entertainment, it's alright. The beginning, the protagonist dies saving someone, and after transmigrating, he's constantly spewing vulgarities. I initially thought he was a pathetic hero like Ge Xiaolun, until the protagonist, having died saving someone, sees a dead Amazonian warrior and doesn't feel sorrow or fear, but rather amusement.

Reading novels is all about relaxation, right? This is a good Marvel novel. I quite like the current plot and ideas. If it doesn't fall apart too much, I'll definitely follow it all. Keep writing and update more! 😌😌 Please don't let it become a palace drama! Finally, let's look forward to Karazhan showing its true power later (just kidding). Let's add a "featured" comment at the very end 😏.

I just want something exquisite (ಥ_ಥ) Keep it up!

I can't keep going, so I'm writing down my thoughts. Up to chapter 46, my only feeling towards the protagonist was disgust. I don't know what kind of protagonist the author wanted to portray, but there's no doubt you've failed. Greedy for small gains Small-minded

The first chapter was a load of rambling, the second was just a bonus chapter, the third was just a bunch of drawn-out, tedious filler, and the fourth was inconsistent – ​​sometimes we know the plot, sometimes we don't. Four chapters in, and it's already incredibly toxic, and yet a bunch of people are praising it? How disgusting! Anyone with a brain wouldn't praise it like this.

This book has the following flaws: 1. The author's writing style is mediocre, making the protagonist seem extremely immature. 2. A DC/Marvel hybrid universe, extremely chaotic. 3. Mera is a forced female lead, with no foreshadowing whatsoever, extremely idiotic, and inexplicable. The male lead just tells someone else, "You are my fiancée," and then Mera becomes the female lead.

Am I the only one who likes to be a lone wolf? I don't want to fight for supremacy, I don't want to form any organizations, I just want to be a passerby on my own. I'll intervene when something comes up that I want to.

I'm speechless that someone called me a "yellow-skinned pig" (a derogatory term for someone with yellow skin).

🙂 The author of this book, who writes about his lower body, has already tested it and is welcome.

I really don't understand why some authors are so audacious, always mixing DC and Marvel in their writing. Go look at that Deathstroke book; in the early stages, DC was DC and Marvel was Marvel, at most he'd travel between two different worlds, and he even had a fight with Superman... I'm not a Superman fanboy, but honestly, how many people on Earth can beat Superman?