Me, the Unorthodox Sorcerer of Marvel

This book reminds me of two banned books, one is Dominate Marvel, and the other is Marvel Sword Fairy or something... The first book is about the protagonist Taozu, who has white blood 🤭. He also passed on Taoism and magic to white people and black people, and then wiped out China. If readers hadn't all complained about it later, the author changed it, but it was still banned. The latter book is a banana man with yellow skin and white heart.

Haha, the protagonist's completely crooked way is probably because the White Lotus Sect changed its vest and was released in American comics. I saw an old man saying why don't you go back to China? Not to mention returning to China, if you go to Hong Kong, you might be beaten to death by Taoists and Buddhists.

How useless is Marvel's Dracula? He is the only person so far who is crazy and deflated in his personal magazine.

Let's raise some Gu worms next time! For example, the spider that bit Spider-Man had extraterrestrial parasitic venom, which is very similar to a poisonous insect. The demon is not strong enough without using insect poison. . .

I had been chasing him. As soon as I saw Jin Bin, he became enlightened and gave up.

The protagonist is now outside the American imperial system, but entrenched in the heart of American imperialism and wants to start a new chapter. Even if the American emperor endures shit and piss, he still can't tolerate you! If you don't want to engage in a full-scale confrontation, it's useless to sign an alliance with SHIELD. SHIELD has neither the power nor the face. You have to blend in with American imperialism and show interests and fangs. The so-called person who has perseverance has perseverance and has no desires and demands, he must want more. The protagonist must pursue money, power, beauty, and fame. Even if he doesn't care, he must show that he cares. Only when you show the desires of a normal person can others regard you as a normal person who can communicate with you. Otherwise, what does the protagonist want to do if he doesn't ask for anything but has so much extraordinary power and develops so many loyal followers?

I really can't think of the crookedness of this book? The so-called crooked way means not following the orthodoxy. People who go against common sense, harm nature, and have no moral bottom line. I don't see any crooked ways in the key protagonist here. If you really want to do something crooked, you might as well just play the blood sacrifice of a country! For example, you can sacrifice blood to a country to create a magic weapon, or use evil magic to harm a country! The key protagonist is not good at anything he does in Marvel, and his record is scummy.

Yes, a big fight between crooked ways 👍👍👍

It is normal for subscriptions to drop after entering V, but a severe drop proves that what you write cannot attract readers. Personally, I think there are two problems with your book, namely the positioning and the protagonist, or this is a problem. The first thing is positioning. Do you want to write a story with a wonderful plot or an ordinary Internet article? From the current point of view, you prefer plot stories, but the story is missing a key point - the protagonist. What kind of person is your protagonist? What does he look like? How old are you? What character? What is the cultural level? What are your hobbies? Is it good, bad, or alone? What ideas, beliefs or goals do you have? The answer is there is no answer. Your protagonist is just a leather bag named Zhao Song, a tool used by the author to insert into the plot. Many second- and third-rate novels will use this kind of leather protagonist, which is actually learned from Japanese love games. This makes it easier for readers to take on the role of themselves and increase immersion. So the question is, have you made readers happy? Let me put it in my place. I traveled to the world of American comics, which is full of heroes and beauties, technology and magic, gods, demons and miracles. A beautiful female boss who has gained great extraordinary power and can give everything to her by licking her, and her followers who worship her. I can act as a hero and punish evildoers, I can guide people to change the world, and I can embark on legendary adventures to explore unknown mysteries and scenery. If you are vulgar, you can pursue power, wealth, and fame, and be surrounded by fine wines and beauties. I couldn't do what I wanted to do, and what I longed for was out of reach. But I can only stay in my hometown like an old man in his 70s or 80s who has no desires and desires. I don't go farther than the third ring road and hold a thermos cup all day long to maintain my health. But when the author needs it, he will go and fight life and death with irrelevant monsters and monsters without asking for anything in return. What do you think I am trying to do by traveling through time? Writing a story using Shuangwen as the main character will result in the story being abrupt when viewed as a story, but Shuangwen is not enjoyable at all.

The world of mortals is like a prison, all living beings are suffering, reincarnation is endless, sorrows are endless, pity our world, there are gods descending from the sky, there is no living mother, there is no home.