Thor Who Reverses the Marvel World

The Thor written here is too weak. How about introducing the comic setting?

Very well written

The book is very good. The author corrected many shortcomings in the book based on the comments. He was very careful and the book is also very good. It has the feel of a movie. It is a rare good book among all the Marvel books I have read.

To be honest, I really like this book. I have read it three times since I discovered it. 🤭 Hua Tan's writing is particularly great. It's rare to see a soul-traveling superhero without OOC, and I don't think there is anything wrong with explaining the memory problem. This is very good. As for the plot, I feel that I have a high level of acceptance, and there are no illogical problems. Looking forward to the next ideas. I hope you don't give up, such a good article must be great! Thank you greatly for giving them the best ending

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The author can let the protagonist add modern ideas, such as developing the power of Odin and the power of Thor. If you play with him, you will have endless fun! The divine domain can also be re-established, using wireless gems to re-build your own divine domain, and then vigorously develop the divine domain. During this period, you can write about some characteristics of the Nine Kingdoms! Loki can also be resurrected in the later stage, allowing him to assist in the management of the God's Domain. By writing the expansion of the God's Domain, he can gradually unlock the secrets of the Marvel Universe. The background line of the world view will be richer and more substantial! Back there, the world is so big, I just want to take a dip

Why I read this book is because the author wrote a happy ending in the hearts of veteran Marvel movie fans.

The author's writing is very good. It's all from Infinity War and his own imagination. I haven't read it yet. I hope the author can refer to the comic plot and it will feel better.

Thor follows Loki throughout the timeline, which is so nonsense. Thor goes up against the entire Time Management Bureau for Loki, which is so senseless. I don't know why he still has such deep feelings and trust in Loki after experiencing so many big events. I don't know either. As a king, he pursues Loki and does such dangerous things, regardless of the safety of the people of Asgard. I don't know why he goes up against the Time Administration for Loki, and what it means to the people of Asgard. Has he ever considered this series of plots? I was so confused when I read it. From the beginning to the end, I didn't know what Thor was thinking. I didn't know what the author wanted to express. Also, half of Asgard's people were placed in Norway. I don't ask whether Norway can accommodate it. You have to tell me what the United Nations thinks. Well, you have to ask the people of Asgard if they are willing. I even suspect that the author is politically illiterate. I believe that most people, not just me, are very dissatisfied with the plots of the 50 and 60 chapters. If the next 10 chapters are still so mindless, I will decide to abandon the book. 😫😫

What a shame. Originally, I tried to ignore some of the minor flaws in the previous chapters (because there were so few Thor stories). But 1. Titan's failure to kill Thanos immediately does not conform to the protagonist's setting of inheriting Thor's emotions. 2. A superstar suddenly appears to save Thanos, and the plot is forcibly reversed. Although there is indeed a Superstar character in the comics, it has always been a movie setting. When it suddenly came out, it felt like it was just for dillydallying. I didn't want to kill Thanos quickly and write more... I had to say goodbye. I hope the author can write better slowly. I'll leave now.

Very good, very cinematic, with American humor

This book is purely for the author's own amusement. First of all, it's not that the Avengers couldn't defeat Thanos. When the Avengers were scattered, Titans would have taken away the gloves if Star-Lord hadn't tricked his teammates. Later in Wakanda, all the heroes were defeated, and when Thanos gathered the six gems, he was almost killed by Thor with an axe. What are you writing about? Or split into two teams? I think Fu Lian's IQ should be a little higher than yours! The first choice in the Avengers movie is not knowing that taking the Soul Stone requires sacrifice, and the second is that Nebula will attract Thanos. Isn't it wrong for you to do this even though you wrote about the God of Thunder? You can travel through time and space as many times as you want! Everyone went to Titan, grabbed the gloves and left. Let Ant-Man get the Pym Particles by himself, and then go back and find another point in time. Is it difficult to get the Mind Stone? Is it okay to be in Avengers Tower during Avengers 2? For the sake of the plot, the movie forces all the heroes to be killed one by one. You write a book with a group of people who have already experienced it once and know the result. Make this choice when you do it again! Don't you think it's illogical?

There are too many loopholes in the book. Time travel cannot change history. It has been said in the movie. If only I could kill baby Thanos. You can only borrow gems from the past and return them after use, and they will have no impact on time or space. The author directly snatches the gems from Thanos, so there won't be half as many people snapping their fingers, the gems will be unnecessary, and he can just kill Thanos and be done with it. But we cannot let history become the future, that is to say, this is impossible. This book was written on the basis of completely violating the movie. That's it!

I haven't even finished the first chapter yet, and I'm still shouting out lines along with the movie… Is this a normal person? You're already in college, and you're still like this? Giant baby?

In fact, I watched several movies back and forth, and finally concluded a pattern. That is, the damage caused by snapping the fingers to the person who snaps the fingers is based on the color. The damage from high to low is: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, blue, and purple. First, Iron Man wore red armor and died after snapping his fingers. Hulk is green, so he lost one of his arms after the fight. Thanos is purple and is basically unharmed after snapping his fingers. (The reason why Thanos turned into that ghostly appearance later was mainly because he was hit by Thor's axe, and then he used the power of the gem to destroy the gem. I'm not just bragging. It's all mentioned in the movie.) So if you want to harness the power of the infinite gems, you must first paint yourself purple. Yes, that's it. 😏😏😏

I also want to have a mother like this!

It's really beautiful. The author's portrayal of people's hearts is meticulous, especially when describing the Calabash Boy to save the Transformers, Sun Wukong's inner excitement and fear are vividly expressed. I am the only one who thinks that Wu Song was right to kill Qiao Feng? If Jia Baoyu hadn't stopped Zhang Wuji, how could Yang Guo's hand be cut off by Guan Yu? Zhuge Liang wouldn't have thought of crossing the cliff with Linghu Chong to occupy the mountain as king, etc. All in all, the plot of this book is interesting, the characters are vivid, the system is clear, there are many foreshadowings, the fighting scenes are like being there, and the character description of the protagonist is very good.

Let me ask you, in the original Thanos, all his troops were annihilated and all his men died just to snap his fingers. Do you think he retired and did not let anyone protect him? It's because he has no one in the first place. Where will the superstar be when he dies in 5 years? You have no plot logic at all? As long as you write Deus Ex Machina once, you will become addicted, because using blunt means to advance the plot is crude and simple, and of course very silly. The moment the super star comes out, there is no need to read this book. If this happens once, of course it can happen a second time or a third time. If the subsequent plot cannot progress, you will naturally use this kind of weak-minded method again.

After reading the comics, I feel that 99% of the format for writing about Marvel is really small, and no Marvel author can make up combat capabilities. Here comes one of the three major Marvel wall hangings. These protagonists are really embarrassed.