Alliance System in Marvel

Chapter 4 is written inexplicably. The first author might as well have arranged it from the beginning that the body occupied by the protagonist is because his father was retaliated by the gang, and he was also affected and died, so the protagonist came to occupy this body. The second is that the protagonist has a digitized body that can stay at the peak as long as the blood volume is not depleted, and he also obtained the inheritance of Jax. Didn't it say that after acquiring the hero inheritance, a fruit knife can be inserted into the wall? How much strength or skill is it? I inherited such strength and skill and I was full of confidence before going to Hell's Kitchen. I heard that more people would be called to fight the gangsters, and when they would definitely encounter gunfire, they fought even harder, eager to make a scene. Then when I turned around and saw my father being chased by gunmen, I immediately gave up. It felt like a different person was writing it at that moment. The sense of violation was too full, and my ability to persuade him to retreat was very good.

About Ito Vanke First of all, Vanke and his son were wronged. At that time, Stark was working for S. H. I. E. L. D. In his eyes, as long as there was a threat, it should be eliminated, just like Pym particles, he also wanted Pym to confess (at the beginning of Ant-Man 1). As for why Vanke was unjustly accused, the play has already made it clear to you. When Vanke was arrested, Stark asked him why he didn't sell it. Vanke has complete technology, including miniaturization. If Vanke's father wanted to use it to make money, he wouldn't have to be so impoverished. And how did the author figure out that Stark had forgiven the enemy who killed his father, but he did not forgive Bucky in the end. On the contrary, he was the enemy who killed his father and had to be forgiven, otherwise others would be villains (Ito Vanko, Scarlet Witch brother and sister)

The author is very capable. After reading only four chapters, I was dissuaded by your strength.

Is the protagonist playing a single-player game? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

It feels as tasteless as drinking boiled water

I grew up playing lolita again, damn goldfish guy

Too noob

Come on, author, believe in yourself!

It's really strength that persuades you to quit. I gave up after reading Chapter 4.

Does anyone know about the Tianjian Bureau and the Time Disturbance Bureau?

I don't know why lately? Have all the authors with a better starting point gone on to write other books? This book is nothing but watery. It has the feel of a third-rate fighting movie. When you write a Marvel urban novel, you write a third-rate immortal novel where the protagonist gradually upgrades to pretend to be a pig and eat a tiger. What kind of shit is this written? Do you understand your logic? I'll just post it if I have enough words.