The Humanoid Monster in Marvel Comics

The author should study biology more. Why not devour the pets around most people instead of the many powerful organisms and even microorganisms? It's disgusting. This book was probably written on a whim, lacking any personal style and without any research or preparation. It's a typical case of a great title but terrible content. Even if it's finished, it will likely be a terrible book and will probably flop.

The reason why no one likes the female lead is probably because once the relationship is established, the protagonist has something to worry about, and even if she wants to be carefree, she has to consider it. The author can simply write about ambiguous feelings, without letting the two characters get too close, which is fine.

The way the protagonist's understanding and character development progress as the story unfolds is excellent. The setting during World War II already seems quite complete; I'm really looking forward to seeing how it will evolve later. However, regarding his ability, although it's portrayed as very cool in Prototype, its essence is cannibalism.

The protagonist is really pretentious. He has some kind of cheat ability, but he's always so afraid of this and that. One minute he's worried about an endless war, the next about an alien invasion. These things are decades in the future, what's he so afraid of? It's as ridiculous as telling a young person you'll die in a few decades and then they're all terrified.

Congratulations to Natasha on acquiring a time-traveling husband! This is a glorious achievement in Natasha's life, a life lived on public transport.

You're so melodramatic. Why are you babbling on about how cruel war is and how brutal the enemy is? Don't forget why the protagonist went to war—to be a leader, not to write poetry on the battlefield. What does it matter to the protagonist if many of them die? Does the protagonist need to give them compensation? Pretentious.

Stealing cattle is enough to deter you. There are lions and bears in the American countryside, why don't you go there? All you do is steal... Trash!

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The protagonist's name is so distracting! I can't connect with the story! Seeing the name Li Xian immediately reminds me of that celebrity, and I feel nothing for him! He was constantly pushing news about him for a while, and even blocking him didn't help (╯‵□′)╯┻━┻ I don't want to watch anymore with this protagonist's name! I would have kept watching even if the protagonist had a different name!

Just hope it performs normally and doesn't get abandoned. As long as you don't write anything too brain-dead, it's unlikely to flop. I suggest not being too strong early on, and gradually building up the strength later. Of course, this is just my suggestion; it ultimately depends on your own strategy.