The Super Floating City That Began in Marvel

If you don't have enough writing power, don't write too many worlds. If there are too many worlds, the power system will easily collapse if they are mixed together. It is best for the worlds to be the same type of world, or a similar world. You can't have one world being martial arts, and then the next world becoming science fiction. In this case, you have a lot to write, and it is easy for bugs to appear, or to take off directly.

It's another invincible novel, but I couldn't stand it until I read the second chapter. An ordinary mage can destroy hatred with the help of a mage? Even the improved version of the Mage's Hand is too unbelievable. Will the protagonist's combat power be unbelievable within ten chapters if this continues?

In my opinion, the Marvel world is already showing signs of collapse at this point in this novel! The starting point of the protagonist's abilities is too high and improves too quickly. In more than ten chapters, he has almost touched the ceiling of the earth's power system. The story is so refreshing that the rest is just boring! Marvel characters like Captain America, Black Widow, and Spider-Man are very interesting but have low abilities. How else can the protagonist engage in plots with them?! But ordinary mages are so strong, after reaching legend, will they correspond to oaa?! So what are the levels of the three goddesses of the Ancient One and Team Odin? Has this power system begun to conflict?!

I would like to advise you that not many people watch One Piece, Naruto or any other anime.

Roland? Is there any rq queen on it?

The legendary mage is still working on the system, it's so low

In fact, I am okay with the level of power. After all, I have seen lower-level mages destroying countries and reaching continental levels. This type of book usually has a comprehensive or multi-dimensional beginning. So in my opinion this power is pretty good, no exaggeration. The key lies in how the author writes the characters in the plot. It doesn't necessarily require the protagonist to experience it in person. It's the same thing if the protagonist hides behind the scenes and trains some people to experience it. After the level rises, the protagonist can personally take action.

I haven't finished reading it yet, but I don't know who started talking about the mages in DND. Which mages have the strongest arcane magic, and which dragons are just waiting to be captured and dissected. Although mages are indeed stronger than others, the strongest in DND is always God. During the period of the arcane empire with the strongest magic system, the greatest achievement was to open floating cities to bombard the kingdom of gods and besiege and kill the clones of gods, but even weak gods dare not enter the kingdom of gods. The only person in DND who can confront a god head-on with full force is another god.

The protagonist's brain is quite small... That's why I don't have enough poison resistance. Come on, brothers.

The floating city does not necessarily have to be rebuilt. The Sky Parliament, the abandoned floating city, the prosthetic body carved with forbidden magic patterns, and the wandering souls from other worlds. It is absolutely delicious to write a novel with these keywords😏