
A Certain Marvel Supreme God
某美漫的主神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 818k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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The protagonist, as the supreme god, possesses all the items and powers of the world under his control, but not all the knowledge of this world. He has to painstakingly attend classes at S. H. I. E. L. D. To learn little by little. It's interesting.
This book is honestly worse than the last one. What's the point of making Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch the protagonist's son and daughter? Not to mention having Quicksilver fall for Black Widow, who has a flirtatious relationship with the protagonist. It's like having a child late in life, and when he's getting married, he brings you the girl you had a crush on in high school—it's ridiculous!
Why does it feel like that melodramatic prime-time soap opera?
Grandfather Mick! The Empress Dowager summons you back to the palace!
Finally, we're back to the writing style of the first book. I really couldn't stand reading the one about gods. 😁🤫🤫
Is Lao Mi using voice typing? There are too many typos, please proofread it a bit!
I'm indifferent to Stephanie, even a little disgusted by her, but aside from that, she's still quite good.
Another new book! I'm starting to wonder if Old Mi fired the nurse.
The protagonist is a supreme god, so why would he be afraid of becoming a Hydra? I've never understood what the protagonist is afraid of.
Amazing! Couldn't you write without those two mutants? Or did you not know how to advance the plot, so you deliberately wrote them as your daughter and son? Boring.