Learning from Marvel

If we keep emphasizing the plot's corrective power, then the protagonist might as well just lie down and do nothing, because no matter what the protagonist does, it will be corrected back.

As a mutant, not agreeing with Magneto's ideals? That's truly speechless. There can only be two reasons for not agreeing with Magneto's ideals: one, you don't consider yourself a mutant at all, still believing yourself to be an ordinary person; two, like the X-Men, you've been brainwashed. As for Professor X, he's probably a hypocrite.

I ran out as soon as I saw Magneto in the first chapter. Even Marvel movies don't dare add him because the power levels are already ridiculously high; adding the X-Men would be a disaster. But the novels keep trying to add this and that, resulting in the author just indulging in self-gratification.

As is well known, the intelligence level of the protagonist in these kinds of books depends on the author's intelligence level!

Secretary

And this talk of plot correction? It's obvious you can't think of anything, and you can't write the rest of the story. You just use some excuse to try and revert to the original plot. No matter what you do, it's still the same ending. What's the point of having a protagonist like that? What good are you, protagonist?

In summary, this book is about the protagonist and his students, who, without affecting most or even the entire plot (what the author calls plot inertia), learn the laws of nature and then defeat the boss to become gods. It's not very interesting; if you want a good plot, you might as well watch a movie. The movie I watched had a narration added, making it feel like a pirated film with random figures popping up all the time, but it didn't affect the plot. 😅😅😅

Mutants in American comics rarely end well. As a persecuted mutant, if you want to take revenge by following Magneto's path, you'll definitely get warned and have your book banned. If you take the route of forgiveness or the route of a professor with a mutant skin and a human heart, you'll be criticized 100% and have few readers. The "white left" only disgusts normal people.

Chinese people travel to America and help the American military become stronger. Where does that leave China? This is nothing short of worshipping foreign things and fawning on foreigners.

Are there any similar novels you can recommend? I don't want authors who are so great but just keep writing about Avengers to pad their word count. Could any expert recommend a few similar ones?