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The writing is mediocre, the plot is garbage, the protagonist's intelligence and strength are forcibly lowered, there's no plot innovation, it's almost entirely driven by the story, and the biggest flaw is that the protagonist keeps improving his physical body but doesn't learn any technology. What's the point of traveling to these high-tech worlds if he's not going to improve his body?

I've read up to chapter 516. The author writes purely for their own enjoyment. I haven't watched much of the DC universe, so I don't mind if they make things up. But the Marvel universe... I don't know if the author hasn't watched many Marvel movies, or just did some research, or what. The plot is the same, but the content is completely nonsensical.

This is the first time I've seen a novel about men in black. Keep it up!

It's all copied 😅😅, I thought there would be some original plot. I'll wait and see later, in this situation I might as well go back to watching a movie.

This is boring; it's just copying the original plot and adding a minor character with a name. The author is just a copycat.

Whenever I read a novel about the Transformers universe, I always have one question: can the Transformers use special martial arts moves like "Heavenly Wave Slash" and "Thunderous Crescent Slash"?

That's not rigorous at all. Could you at least watch the movie before writing about Men in Black?

The beginning seemed good, but the romance in the later volumes was really poorly written. If the author didn't want to get involved with Diana, there was no need to keep writing about Diana liking the protagonist. It was really awkward and disgusting to watch. Moreover, the protagonist wasn't a good person when it came to romance either; he completely ignored the coroner in the first volume.

The timeline became chaotic, and by the third DC, the characters started to let loose. The fourth Marvel completely messed everything up. Natasha remained in the red house. I don't care how you try to justify it in the end. It was all unnecessary to write anything, just random and nonsensical writing. I won't say anything like whether you've seen it or not. Do you really like being special?