The Sword Immortal of Marvel

I don't want to hear any bullshit romantic love stories now, I just want to make money now, we have to take action and become richer than them

This version of Captain America is the best

The logic of reality is implicit in some cases, because the known information is insufficient, but we can also accept the "magic" of reality calmly, because we know that this is not "magic", but that we lack information and do not know the reason. But the novel itself should list all the conditions, because readers should have an innate "God's perspective" and be in a state of "omniscient" about the plot in the book. Readers have no understanding of the "magic" plot in the book, let alone accept it calmly. If the author expects readers to figure out the "reason" and accept the "magic" plot, it is a fantasy. Both the well-meaning white people and the three-thousand-year-old minds in the book have committed this taboo. They do not write down the reasons, but I hope readers can accept it calmly and make up for it on their own. Well-intentioned white people may exist in reality, but there must be a reason for it. The mind of a three-thousand-year-old child may also exist, but there is a reason for it. I really hope readers can figure out the reason, and it is normal to attract scolding. The most taboo thing about writing is entirely up to the reader's imagination. Even if the author wants to dig a hole and bury it at the back, the "digging location" is also particular. When digging a hole in some places, readers will think "wonderful". When digging a hole in some places, readers will just feel 🌿

Is this beautiful?

Does the author have any misunderstandings about Sword Immortal? I haven't seen any Sword Immortal. Is it possible to be a Sword Immortal just by picking up a sword? It seems more and more outrageous later on. I mentioned cause and effect at the beginning, but there is no cause and effect when intervening in various things later. In order to become stronger, there is no cause and effect. You have defined yourself as a villain. , In order to become stronger, you will do whatever it takes to become a licking dog. If you want the soul, you can just take it. You have to beat around the bush and instruct others to kill. You are really both a fool and a stand-up. No one on earth can stop you. This kind of thing is the most annoying. You either have to be a villain directly, or you can be a good person. The most annoying thing is this kind of fake orangutan.

Most Marvel fans worship foreigners. The protagonist not only turns into a foreigner physically, but also loses his inner Yanhuang. He never thinks about helping the flower growers who are suffering, but instead picks up girls abroad and pretends to be cool.

The author is too young. The setting of three thousand years old is a character that you cannot control. You have collapsed!

I have a question. The protagonist has been cultivating immortality for three thousand years, and then he can't solve any situation on earth. From the beginning, he only has a birth certificate issue and just follows others. Why? Or maybe you just said you wouldn't do it and then did it a few times later. For example, the spell to control people was still not easy to use, and then you turned around and used it on Han Mo. Then you didn't use it when you subdued Jin Bin. You still had to fight and then save her son. Why? Too much food? Later, when SHIELD went to capture the protagonist, they couldn't do anything. The stun spell they used to hit Raven was gone? I left after seeing this and bought a chapter specifically to ask about it.

What I want to see: Desperate seekers pursuing immortality in the Marvel world, as well as formations, talismans, caves, etc. The author writes: A kid with facial paralysis and superpowers traveled through time, and then he met a white virgin, and then he was adopted, then he went to school again, then he skipped school again, then he robbed money, then he went to the steel factory to steal iron, then he set up a business, and then he killed people. Me:? ? ? ? ? What are you writing about? Detective Conan?

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