A Natural Disaster in Marvel

Why do all the books these days have to include a daughter? The parents have passed away, and then this burden appears (regardless of her background, she's still a burden), needlessly increasing the annoyance factor. I don't like it.

This is a mess. Dark necromancy skills to kill???? Is something wrong with you, or with me? Leaving aside the system, this is at least a manifestation of the rules of death! Is this any different from the nuclear saint in the Primordial Era genre?

On one hand, he says he doesn't want to get involved, doesn't want to cause trouble, and just wants a peaceful life. Then a bunch of things bring the protagonist into the picture. And who is Qin Lu?

Indeed, many of the settings are very similar to those of the Druids in Marvel. Both have power-ups from Diablo, both have a melee weapon, the role of Ginny is given to Galactus's daughter, the mature man is replaced by Jackie Chan, the Peace Hotel is replaced by a church, and both feature the Russian arms dealer Alexei, and of course, the mob boss Kingpin.

Make complaints I've always wanted to ask why Marvel fanfiction includes characters not featured in the movies. I mean, can't we just write about characters from the cinematic universe? Why insist on including mutants and comic book characters? Some might say comics are also part of Marvel, but I think most people learn about Marvel through the movies.

"Hey, Angelo!" "No, my name is Angelo!"

I have to say, I couldn't bear to read it. Diablo II's class system is fantastic; if it were strictly based on the game, a max-level necromancer would be incredibly powerful. Unfortunately, the writing style and logic were already poor, and the protagonist was portrayed as particularly dim-witted.

It's not that it's exactly the same as a Druid, but rather that it's completely identical.

Sisters

Is it because you don't have a daughter or a younger sister and can't write anymore?