Marvel's Myriad Realms

I watched as the protagonist got weaker and weaker, even losing to the Hulk and Thor of this universe. He supposedly has stellar-level power, yet he can't even defeat the Hulk and Thor? With that kind of power, he could easily beat a Celestial-level being in this universe. A Celestial-level being, at most, can destroy a planet.

It's too chaotic. Various plot points are mixed in, and sometimes it's hard to tell what someone is doing or which character has appeared before. Also, some people like Marvel but haven't seen the other movies. And then there's the way you add different titles to everyone you meet, like "Uncle Punishment" or "Uncle Fan," which makes it even harder to understand who they are. Why not just use the full movie title?

Many people are criticizing the 60-minute time limit for card games! Let me explain! Cards are merely a tool to unlock infinite possibilities; true power cannot be obtained without effort! Is a 60-minute time limit too short? For powerful cards, destruction and reconstruction of the world is enough!

I suggest the author avoid writing time-travel web novels, like *Swallowed Star*, which most people haven't read and find completely unimmersive. Traditional literature, mythology, and film/television adaptations are more relatable due to their higher profile. I haven't read any lately, but I'll subscribe again when you return to Marvel!

To remind the author that the Demon Lord is "Mephisto" and not Mesphito, I subscribed to the author's book and recharged Qidian. Sigh ╯╰ This is the first book I've ever subscribed to. I hope the novel will have a perfect ending.

Since I couldn't find the QQ group, I'll just say it here. I discovered this book quite early, and I have a deep affection for it. Judging from the recent plot, the author seems to be opening up new storylines. Here's a suggestion: pay close attention to the system. This kind of multiverse story might fall apart if the system isn't set up well.

Seeing the AI ​​motherboard makes me laugh; has the author treated the client as the main body? Stark's intelligent assistants rely on Stark Industries' server room database, not a motherboard. Has the author been too influenced by Infinite Terror?

If it doesn't falter later on, this book has the potential to become a masterpiece. The concept is quite good, and there aren't any major flaws so far. I'll give it two votes for now. If the updates are consistent and it doesn't falter, I'll open it for full subscriptions upon release.

The website I posted got blocked, guys, I tried my best.

Chapter 39, Final Destination: This power is a power of rules, right? Fate plus death—this should be the Lady of Death's ability, so why did the author write it as witchcraft? It lowers the level considerably.