From Super God Academy to Ruling the Crossover Multiverse

Author, your setting has problems. Even according to the Marvel movie setting, someone like Keisha is at most at the level of the Celestials, Odin, and the Ancient One. Dormammu's power is already at the cosmic level, roughly on par with the Space Principal. Moreover, there are more than one dimensional demon in Marvel.

This novel is definitely going to be abandoned. The fusion of a domestically produced worldview with the Marvel Cinematic Universe simply doesn't offer any novelty; it'll inevitably fall apart later on. After all, reading fan fiction is all about world-building. Other novels dare to write about such fusion because they can combine themes effectively; this is just like trying to make water and fire coexist.

How can Super God be compared to Marvel? They're completely incompatible! Super God is like the technologically advanced Shu Mountain, possessing not only a complete power system but also the ability to mass-produce secrets or divination techniques in second-generation super soldiers.

Three time travelers, it's unsettling to watch, I'm outta here.

I think this book is well-written. Regardless of the number of transmigrators, at least the characters are vivid. It's not a copy of the plot of Super God, and there are no strange systems that are hard to understand. The protagonist is also a wise and strong-willed person, which is much better than those who fall in love with every girl they meet or take every woman they encounter. I hope the author can continue writing. Keep it up!

I'd say there are three time travelers directly. Human desires are limitless; everyone thinks they are unique. Suddenly encountering their own kind, they feel the uncontrollable factors... Haha.

The biggest difference between Marvel and Super God lies in their systems. Super God can be seen as a technologically advanced cultivation world, with complete ascension paths, clear power levels, and distinct classes. Unlike Marvel, which is a chaotic mess of characters, neither fully human nor fully demonic, with particularly distorted abilities.

Even in a low-budget Marvel universe, how would you handle the conflict between Katarina and the Angels? Katarina is controlling the entire universe, fighting for the Infinity Stones. Furthermore, Katarina's strength is remarkable; he withstood the power of the Infinity Stones, which wiped out half of all life in the universe. He then withstood a direct confrontation with the Infinity Stones.

Putting everything else aside, even the super-god relationships aren't clear. First, while Pan Zhen is indeed Lena's uncle, Lena wouldn't call him "Uncle Pan Zhen" because even if Lena has no power, she's still a main god. Second, Di Hongkun is Lena's grandfather; Lena's father died long ago in the Deno War.

In Marvel, the ability of a molecular being to manipulate molecules is touted as being on a multiverse level, even capable of defeating a Beyonder with an infinite fraction of that power (which is utterly absurd compared to Stan Lee's description of the Beyonder). Marvel's portrayal of power levels is truly ridiculously exaggerated, completely disregarding fundamental principles.