The Marvel Universe's Greatest Prodigy

As long as it's not a licking dog or a bad luck hero, I'll book it all. Those banana people are disgusting to look at. They lick all kinds of things.

It's difficult to write a protagonist with a high IQ, because the author's IQ determines the upper limit of the pig's feet

I read this book and it is not a book about kneeling down and licking bananas. The author's writing style is sophisticated and makes people want to read it. If the author insists on writing in this style, it will definitely be a book that will become a god.

Xandar was a complete failure. I don't know what the author's intention was when you wrote that the protagonist went to fight black boxing. But when I saw this, I felt that it was simply a failure among failures. With the protagonist's golden finger, is it difficult to realize Xandar's technology? If the protagonist really wants to take the technological route. He might as well create two-way foils, cosmic vacuum balls, sophons, thinking weapons, digital weapons, and latitude strike weapons, which would be more practical. You, a man with strength and money, suddenly went to another planet to pretend to be your grandson. I really don't know what your mentality is. Have you seen Thanos act like this? As soon as his reputation is revealed, even Xandar will kneel down to greet him. Your protagonist is no less powerful than Thanos! So what are you afraid of? Want to play the trick of pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger from ten years ago? Then forget it, it's boring.

The protagonist's IQ depends on the author's IQ and writing skills.

The more I watch, the less interested I am. There are many poisonous points. The biggest poisonous point is that the protagonist is directly a villain, and he is also a very threatening villain. Moreover, he wantonly destroys the timeline and is not invited to have tea by the ancient boss. This is a failure. The ancient boss does not care about the internal affairs of the earth, but everything that happens is under the control of the ancient boss. The time stone sees everything, so I won't care about it. The addition of the protagonist is like a pebble falling into a pond, completely breaking the tranquility of the pond. It would be strange for Ancient Yi not to care about it. After all, the Time Stone has seen countless futures, and there has never been a protagonist in any of them. It just appears suddenly, and it is strange to cause trouble and not attract attention. However, Ancient Yi does not exist at all in the novel, as if this person does not exist at all. In addition, the fanfic is a kind of novel that is processed and modified according to the main line of the original work, adding the author's own ideas. There is no doubt that the protagonist is a villain. After all, Skye is secretly captured for experiments by any means necessary. In order to create three monsters for the company's products to attack human cities, for some reasons, super powers are directly used to control Gwen and turn her into a puppet. These are the best proofs. Therefore, if readers who do not like anti-heroes need to pay attention, they will abandon the book. Readers who like anti-heroes do not have this worry. Generally speaking, readers who like anti-hero settings may like this book, but on the contrary, they may find this book more and more unreadable. This is the end of this issue of drug testing.

Doesn't magic in the Marvel Universe borrow power from other dimensions? Since we can borrow the power of other dimensions, why can't we modify it to borrow dark matter energy. After all. Nor does it say that the source of dark matter energy in the real universe of the Marvel world has also been taken over by the Dimension Demon. At least if you change it to borrowing dark matter energy, you don't have to worry too much about the impact on the body.

This is a very good Marvel novel about high technology, I hope it doesn't crash! Regarding high-tech talents, in fact, Marvel's major organizations have very good maintenance measures! I hope you won't kneel down and lick S. H. I. E. L. D.! There are signs of this. Even if you kneel down and lick SHIELD, you might as well cooperate with the military. At least the military is more capable and more decent than SHIELD... A common problem in Marvel novels is to infinitely raise the status of SHIELD! And try not to involve the Touhou itself. In Marvel, the Touhou is the background board. In reality, there is no need for various 404s to involve the Touhou! Capital is extremely cannibalistic, but it is also played within the rules. There is no need to describe the competition for capital too much. After all, this is not a business war novel! In fact, the best partners for your high-tech cooperation are various types of capitalists and the military! The advantage of being a high-tech talent is that if I have good stuff, I can even make a big deal out of it and make various investments to deceive people without paying for it! Spider-Man's parents cheated on the Green Goblin, Connors cheated on the Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus cheated on the Green Goblin, Doctor Fantastic cheated on Doctor Doom, Ant-Man cheated on his own company, and there are a bunch of scientists in Marvel who cheated on people! Therefore, the protagonist should not be afraid that he will use big technology to trick his opponents. There is no need to do anything fancy. Since high-tech themes more reflect the role of high-tech, it is better to describe more big events. Otherwise, you have a bunch of high-tech and play business wars and espionage here. It is too petty to go straight to the big scene like Lao Wan.

Although the writing is good, what about Gu Yi? Where did the author put the Ancient One? If the protagonist is seeking death like this, Gu Yi won't come out to kill you? I also saw Gotham City mentioned in the article. Is this Marvel + DC? Don't write too much later!

It doesn't feel like a high-IQ protagonist. A high-IQ character would do the kind of middle-aged things. This protagonist feels like a nouveau riche who goes around as a troublemaker.