Marvel's Age of Mutants

I hate this kind of plot the most. It is clearly set that the protagonist does not want to get into trouble, but in the end, he always loses his wits at critical moments and does illogical things, and then gets into all kinds of troubles and gets involved in the plot. Authors with no brains are prone to do this. Tony Stark can call out the protagonist by just shouting a few words in the desert. If he ignores him, he is finished. Why would he faint if he continues like this? The author forcefully makes excuses, which is very stiff. He knew clearly that there was surveillance video of Jarvis in Stark's room at all times, but he still didn't cover his face. The same goes for later. When Daredevil comes, he will come. Just leave him alone. What does it have to do with the protagonist whether he dies or not? Then there is an inexplicable addition of a purely original mutant who clings to the protagonist like a mangy dog. The plot is too rubbish

IQ is power. What is the nature of electricity? The top term of the charge of the atom moves, so that the four fundamental forces can be mastered in depth in the microscopic world. From a macro perspective, electronic signals can also be directly observed. They are essentially the greatest power of human civilization. Whether it is electromagnetism or other modern technologies, there are very few things that have nothing to do with electricity.

What are the protagonist's mutant abilities? I think the one with the lightning is a magic circle.

Is it the mutant plot before X Royalty? That's too backward. Now the mutants have all established nations, and even Magneto, Professor, and Big Brother Apocalypse have reconciled.

Eunuch🐶🐶🐶🐶, you can see it in the picture

Look, this is my first post. The book I just discovered only has 10 chapters. It's too few to collect. I'm waiting for 100,000 to read. Come on, author.

Second, it's a little loose (✪▽✪)