Marvel Apocalypse

The book is very good and the story is very telling. However, the protagonist is too old, not handsome, has no emotions, has no woman, and has no children, so most readers have no sense of involvement. I guess only old bookworms who are tired of the usual routines might like this kind of thing. After all, everyone's time is limited, and they don't have so much energy and time to pursue unpopular things. Speaking of strength, it is not so strong that it calls itself a school or has profound thoughts, such as the Three-Body Problem. It's easy to please no one and not be popular anywhere. What a pity.

2021.01.11. 21:15 The author has not updated yet, so he clicked on the APP for the third time. I will remember this grudge first.

To be honest. It's not considered a top-grade divine book, but it definitely qualifies as a top-grade good book. The mastermind behind billions of books does not write any of his works. The real mastermind behind this book remains. And it interprets the protagonist who is similar to a super body. The villager system of Taoyuan Village is the most likely way to realize the virtual game I have fantasized about for a long time. However, it is impossible in reality. I only enjoy myself in novels. The appraisal of good books is completed. Note: This is for blind people and those who skip lines. You will believe me 😁

Author, if you don't read the first person in your opening sentence, you are just a noob, and I don't know how many people will be offended. Qidian was founded in 2004. In July 2008, I took over the pirated online novels I read on my MP4 for the first time from my cousin. It is now just 12 years old. During this period, I have witnessed the changes of countless online novels and the rise and fall of many authors. But according to your logic, wouldn't I also be a "novice"?

And since it's all over, a spoiler for readers who don't understand, it's the protagonist who turned himself into a spirit b. Because his woman died, he had the will to die, so he started to become a god and seek death, and then maybe erased himself. My own memory also compressed my own human abilities, and then modified the lifespan, or the lifespan is decided by the readers, so if you like it after reading Chaoshen Notes, the author will write it down Then I will take a look at the ending and see if the answer is revealed.

This book would have been much better if the protagonist was not so crazy. What has already happened is repeated from the perspective of the protagonist. It has no other effect than disgusting people. Using the brain to constantly forget all kinds of important information to weaken the protagonist is the worst setting. If it is like this, why not just forget all about the protagonist's own abilities and become a fool?

Reading this book is really (a good thing) a lot of work, why the brackets? Because the author was looking for trouble and the chapters were pieced together randomly, of course I gave up reading it! Should we abandon authors who cause trouble to readers in this way? Of course I have to give it up! The chapters are in a mess, and the plot is even more incomprehensible (but I heard that the editor still has some readers who can understand it). After hearing this news, the author who wiped out my intelligence in this way will wait until now if I don't give up! (Although he claims to have been chasing books for more than ten years) Think about this author, he is very talented, every novel has received great praise, and the results are both good and bad. Every novel is either a eunuch or a eunuch... So the author went crazy and wrote a novel that no one can understand, and sent away the two crazy fans around him! It was so good that someone actually understood it, and then a certain editor who had a habit of cutting off his sleeves actually understood it too! Aha! The editor and the author conspired to rewrite the opening chapter, so I was abducted back. Before I even read the writing, I was abducted and asked for money to buy the chapter before I could type it and curse the author. What's that called? On the shelves... I haven't heard of it for more than ten years. It took me a long time to think of this old term. I would like to advise readers who want to criticize others to read the book carefully, touch their pockets, and then evaluate whether the author is worth subscribing to. Don't criticize and seek justice. Without further ado, I will taste it first and then decide how to blackmail this eunuch!

After reading four chapters, I saw descriptions of Natasha, Fury, and a S. H. I. E. L. D. Agent. (Captain America was not described in detail, so I will not comment on it). What I want to say is, can these three people write so OOC? Natasha entering the protagonist's town was like Grandma Liu visiting the Grand View Garden. She did not show the psychological quality of a senior agent at all. One moment she was very surprised that someone among them could lift two tons of weight, and the other moment she was very surprised that everyone here could speak eight languages ​​and could also speak the most difficult Chinese in the world. I won't complain about this being the most difficult in the world, but there is one thing to say, this is the world of American comics. Why has Natasha not seen this after living for so long? How can you be so surprised? Another agent named Pete, since he can go on missions with the Black Widow, he should still have some qualifications. However, as soon as he heard that eight languages ​​can be learned in this town, he forgot all discipline and tasks, and immediately ran to the town yelling and preached, which probably meant " This is a place of miracles, this is a miracle of God, the person who created this place must be an awesome god, I want to live here, yes, yes, yes, yes." And Fury, the king of agents, director of S. H. I. E. L. D., Just based on the words of Natasha and this agent named Pete, did he want to blow up this town with missiles as soon as he opened his mouth? Just because the people here speak eight languages ​​and someone can lift two tons, you don't want to investigate anything and just want to blow up this place? The author knows the concept of an official organization blowing up a small town with a large population? How come the author can write so outrageously about three people in just four chapters?

The creativity is good, and there is nothing wrong with the writing. I was put off by the first-person perspective and the indescribable chapter ordering. I feel like the author is trying to be pretentious, and if this book doesn't change much, I will most likely write it off.

The main character in this book is half-nervous, which is a failure, but overall it's okay!