Infinite Players in American Comics

Why are so many people brainwashed into thinking that with great power comes great responsibility? It should be that the greater the rights you enjoy, the greater the responsibility.

The author is really great. The protagonist is reborn as Harry Osborn, but his total net worth is only more than three thousand US dollars. Could it be that Norman Osborn is just a millionaire? Or is the Osborne family bankrupt? Is it like a certain version of Iron Man who is bankrupt and can only survive by picking up garbage in a garbage dump?

After reading Chapter 8, I have a suggestion. The author should stop writing American comics and write fantasy. In an American comic, you can create fantasy styles such as righteousness, demonism, heresy, witchcraft and so on.

Please, can you just use English names when writing American comics? Just like using foreign names when writing ancient novels, it makes people speechless Whatever background you write about, you cannot use foreign names when writing ancient novels. Let's not talk about the issue of sense of substitution. I have never seen many Chinese Americans in American comics. This is the racial discrimination against us by the old Americans. Do as the Romans do. When you travel to the United States, you are an American, and you still wear a Chinese name every day... Just like I can't accept that the protagonists of our ancient novels are Japanese and Americans. Complain, not against the author...

I just can't understand what this book is about! 😥😥😥

The power system in the American comic book world is already messed up. If you try to mess it up again, it will be a bug. If you can write about this kind of subject matter well, there is no need to write about fan fiction. No matter what subject you write on, you are a master.

The greater the ability, the greater the responsibility, the greater the power, otherwise it would be a joke

I can still understand the first chapter, but what is written after chapter 60? Did you write a short composition? It's all nonsense and messy

Although the subject matter is good, the writing is messy, and the emotional scenes are so perfunctory and unsystematic. Sword Soul is not weak, right?

I can't understand it. The world system is confusing, the strength system is confusing, there is no main plot, the protagonist is transparent, and there is no supporting character who seems to have more presence than the protagonist. It's a mess, and I was stunned for a while.

See Chapter 27. The protagonist is an idiot and doesn't know anything, and the author also tries hard to make it work. This book is a must-have

Thompson should have discovered it this time.

What the hell are you writing? Do you want to become an immortal in Marvel?

It's a mess with no main line and no plot. It's just a mess.

Are there no Avengers comic movies in the protagonist's world?