The Plug-In Player in Marvel

The latest chapter almost made me want to drop the story. The protagonist is such a coward! They've come to our doorstep, and he's still smiling and welcoming them, even needing Stark and Coulson to intervene. I know the protagonist wants a peaceful life, but in Marvel, you can't expect peace, especially with the United States. Don't you know what they're like?

The protagonist, with his petty bourgeois mentality, is cowardly and useless; even with cheat codes, he's still ineffective! It's bland, toxic, and incredibly boring. What could have been a well-developed book with summonable characters that suited my taste ended up driving me away! So frustrating! Damn it!

S. H. I. E. L. D. Isn't that powerful. They only pay attention to you if you cause a major incident or make contact with Stark. Why would they pay attention to someone like you who fights in underground boxing matches? New York has plenty of weird superhumans; why would they need to focus on you? Also, CCTV in the US is practically a joke; in high-crime areas, they're mostly broken. While S. H. I.

This is so pathetic, worse than an average person. When someone provokes you, you don't flinch. They slap you, and you practically beg them for a bed. They steal your woman right in front of you, and you even ask if they want a shove. You call yourself a barbarian, a kept man? I'm speechless! You're a complete cuckold! 😥

Honestly, I came in because of the title. After reading the whole thing, this book made me feel like the protagonist wasn't actually cheating, but just an ordinary person in the Marvel universe wearing a cheat-like skin. So many chapters, look at the abilities and companions you gained through these cheats: the Barbarian bloodline from Diablo 2, Kanna, 2B, and Bayonetta—do you think these…

You have the cheat codes but don't want to use them much. You treat that huge Ark space like a waste, barely even using it as a storage space. You come up with the conclusion that higher life levels lead to sexual frigidity, what kind of bullshit logic is that? The stronger the life, the greater the desire, okay? If you don't have testicles, you don't have testicles, why force an explanation?

With the Barbarian bloodline, Connor, a complete idiot, and Bayonetta, they were absolutely unstoppable in the early Marvel universe. At first, it was said that the protagonist's personality was influenced by the Barbarian bloodline, making him somewhat reckless. But later, he really did turn into a pig after playing the fool for so long, cowering at gunpoint with a few soldiers?

It could be renamed, "The Cowardly Life in Marvel."

No wonder it didn't become popular. Other protagonists pretend to be weak while actually being strong, but the protagonist of this book is a pig, a domestic pig with barbarian blood, who is too weak-willed!

A single medicine bottle selling for only ten thousand US dollars, and that's to Big Shot? Has the author never seen money before?! Big Shot would buy it for a million dollars a bottle.