Encountering Marvel in the Supernatural Hong Kong Universe

I admire those main characters who can practice any skill manual they get the most. 🤭

Based on this introduction and the fact that Bucky and Steve were classmates during their overseas studies, neither of them attended college. Given their circumstances, they couldn't have. Brooklyn at that time was a poor neighborhood. Also, Steve was born around 1918, and I remember Bucky was two years older than him. Both of them have clearly defined birth years.

My God, the author of that book, "The Martial World Without Martial Arts," who received a reward, is such a jerk. A big shot gave him a reward, and he deleted the big shot's posts. Moreover, I used to see him acting pitiful under every book he received a reward from, and he's been doing that for almost a year now.

I don't know why, the subject matter is good, but the writing is incredibly boring. It's so uninteresting that I forget about it immediately and have no desire to continue reading. Shouldn't the protagonist be a warlord or start his own gang? Knowing how dangerous the world is, why doesn't he quickly recruit followers or cultivate his own talent?

In Marvel, the Eight-Nation Alliance was formed to resist Chinese aggression... There was no war of resistance; S. H. I. E. L. D. Turned mutants into dogs... Kamar-Taj is just a unit on par with Kunlun, which is under S. H. I. E. L. D.'S jurisdiction. The inheritors of Kunlun's dragon power are at the level of the Five Gods...

What's the point of watching if the protagonist doesn't have any cheat codes?! He doesn't even have the most basic cheat codes! On the contrary, Shi Jian and that vampire are more like cheat codes, making the protagonist seem less powerful than those Western barbarians ←_← Author, hurry up and give the protagonist some cheat codes!

It's rare for an author to portray Wencai, such a lovable character, as so repulsive. The protagonist is a rich young master; shouldn't he have a few servants running errands? Having to do everything himself—isn't that just low-class?

The most awkward thing about your background is whether you'll write about domestic wars.

Good heavens, this title and synopsis! It's you! A Frankenstein's monster!

The Eighteen Subduing Dragon Palms in the "Golden Age" series not only has a low ceiling, but even the Hong Kong comic version, without something like the Yi Jin Jing or the Black-Level Floating Pagoda, struggles even against a low-budget Marvel movie, let alone the comics.