The Fusion of American Comics

It's just Rick's skin, and technology has been suppressed. Although the melee in Gotham was a bit interesting in the past, the subsequent riot in Millennium and the latest battle to defend the earth increasingly reflect the author's inability to grasp the description of the big scene. Many personal things have been added to the character style and personality, especially the protagonist, who is becoming less and less like Rick, and more like a time traveler and poor imitator who has obtained Rick's technology. It is no longer interesting now, and it has slipped away.

Let me know what you think After reading Chapter 90, we used gadgets such as lasers, freezing, and several genetic adjustments to reflect the protagonist's feeling of powerlessness without money or materials. With the laboratory provided by Wayne, he could only build a somewhat powerful gun. Now I have set up my own laboratory and started thinking about the Phoenix Project. My personal opinion is: there are not many poisonous points and no bright spots.

As one of the few books with Rick elements, I think this book is pretty good, and the focus is on American comics rather than Rick. If you write it directly according to the anime, there is no way to write it, because the anime is a unit drama short story, and the novel is a continuous plot. If nothing happens, you will destroy the universe, and you will write it first. And this also means that the technology of animation cannot be copied. Animation is based on the number of episodes based on days. No matter any plot, it all happens within a day, so there will be situations where any black technology can be created just by raising a hand. This is completely different from novels. If you look at it in the comics, Rick has been trapped in one place for months or weeks more than once. He is not a god, and he is often deflated. Furthermore, the author also wrote that this is a fusion world with a very strong repressive force. Whether it is technology or magic, it is not exaggerated to the point of being so awesome. Otherwise, according to the settings of American comics, if two people fight randomly, the earth will explode. However, this does not happen at all in comics or animations. The quality of this book cannot be said to be excellent, but it can be read, at least until a better article appears.

What everyone wants to see is the rampant and lawless Rick, not the current protagonist who lives in cracks and is constrained by everything.

Poison Ivy

Ah... Don't you think that my grandpa, a big shot, actually fights gangsters in Gotham? He is a small villain, so he is not out of character.

What's so cool about Rick, what's so cool about the Court of Owls, what's so cool about Batman? Don't you think it's funny for a god-like person to fight with a group of mortals?

The only eternity

The character design of the protagonist was okay at the beginning, but after Batman came out, the b-level dropped. Licking Dog was launched online.

Alas, the Marvel worldview is already so huge, and DC's worldview needs to be added to it. Are you able to write well? I have never seen a novel that combines these two worldviews come to an end.

Chong Chong Chong

It feels like there's something wrong with the protagonist's setting. It should be designed so that the protagonist's intelligence is developed to Rick's level, rather than incorporating Rick's memories. If conditions permit, Rick can make a set of top-notch equipment in minutes, but the protagonist here can only make a few pieces of equipment with limited functions. There is not much of a problem with the protagonist's character. After all, the protagonist is generally the projection of the author and reflects the author's values. It's excusable that he doesn't look like his grandfather. But the suppression of technology has gone too far. It even gives people the feeling that the author is hacking "Rick and Morty". "You see, little Rick seems to be omnipotent in his own animation, but it turns out that it is so difficult to deal with several villains in American comics." If he had the same intelligence as Rick, it wouldn't be so uncomfortable. It's not that Rick's ability is not good, it's just that the protagonist is not strong enough. Oops, the protagonist is too weak to bring pleasure to the readers. What does it have to do with Rick? Look, this way you won't offend anime fans, right?🐷.

There are not many people playing with Rick these days. It should be said that there are none at all.

How strong Rick is can be described in one sentence: The universe is contained in a battery

Can the will of ordinary people merge with Rick's soul? Anti-fusion is pretty much the same

When a time traveler meets Batman, he has to stay away from him even if he doesn't want to kill him, because you don't know when he will think you are too strong and he will kill you, such as Superman.

After reading the introduction, many people actually read it with the mentality of watching Wu Diwen, because as long as they understand the content of the original work, they will know how perverted it is! But the author also said that he was not writing an invincible novel, and even deliberately weakened it. Then I think the author's words should be mentioned in the introduction, otherwise it will create a psychological gap for some readers.

The most touching thing about Rick is not his brain, but the loneliness that cannot be stored in countless universes and parallel worlds. Although his bloodline is missing, he is not his relative. Where can he find a close friend in the world? This extreme loneliness and absolute reason created the charming Lao Rui, who was rebellious and wise. He can fulfill all the wishes of others, but cannot fill his own infinite emptiness. The Rick of the main universe is the Rickest Rick. Others are not Rick. Ababa, Ababa, Ababa, hahahaha, ugh!

To be honest, this setting is not as good as the direct invincibility text, or it can be changed to exchange for Rick's invention text. . Your protagonist who is a fusion of Rick feels less than one percent of Rick.

This is the first book I've read that was so big that it allowed the combined Marvel and DC universe to be plowed over by the Chitauri's small fleet of junk.

Are there any novels written in the world of Rick and Morty? ? Request online!

The plug-in is about wisdom. Instead of doing research and invention, I just brag and show off to others. The writing is very arrogant. In other novels, I would be the villain.

This is just riding on the popularity before it reaches the point. I doubt the author has even watched Rick and Morty. Don't write a book after just two glances on some short video platform.

After reading Chapter 8, the protagonist's personality seems to be that of an arrogant fool, drunk and slovenly.

You run to save people by yourself, it's too cheap, you build Skynet by yourself, Gotham, who dares to come out? Crime, and then robots copy it on a large scale, is like an emperor personally carrying a knife to fight others.

After reading almost fifty chapters, the protagonist is still fighting hand-to-hand with people, so forget about hand-to-hand combat. He has a laboratory and time to even make equipment. With this level of scientific ability, it should be easy to make an upgraded version of Iron Man's armor. Fighting the villains Batman encounters who don't have many superpowers should be like mowing grass. A well-prepared super scientist can control Scarecrow's fear of poison gas. I really didn't expect it. It's not like Rick was unprepared to play around. It's so weird.

Batman in your writing is like a fool

I remember that one of the novels was also about scientists. It had reasonable logic and plot, and the protagonist even created an Arale. . . 😰After all, he is the strongest fighting force in shounen comics

It's been a long time since I've seen such a pretentious and brainless protagonist.

I don't know what the author wrote, it's just baffling