American Comics: I Exposed All the Famous Scenes

May I ask what the author did when he wrote the protagonist in this genre? Send warmth to the original Marvel protagonist? What's the point of writing this kind of Q&A if it's not about this? If so, what does this current protagonist do?

The most taboo thing about this kind of Q&A stream is that there are superfluous characters (yes, I'm talking about you as the protagonist)

It's a pity that there is no main character. Not interesting...

Why are there so many such themes recently, either Marvel or Naruto Three Kingdoms?

We learned from the latest Marvel movie "The Eternals" that if Thanos hadn't snapped his fingers, a new group of gods would have been born in the third year after Infinity War. At that time, the earth would have exploded and humanity would have been wiped out. How would the people who answered this intelligence think if they learned this?

From the author's latest chapter, we know that Tony sees the Winter Soldier as a human being rather than a weapon. So from this matter itself, we only need to discuss one thing, and that is whether the Winter Soldier is a person or a weapon. The Winter Soldier is actually a weapon, and I personally prefer weapons. The most direct difference between people and weapons is self-awareness and the ability to choose. That is, the right to choose oneself. Apparently the Winter Soldier at the time didn't. There is no difference from the weapons developed and invented by Tony Stark at that time. The Winter Soldier is a weapon created by Hydra. And Stark's weapons were naturally invented and created by Stark.

This is good! It's more exciting than Naruto Pirates' Dark History🌚🌚

Why does everyone think Ba Ba is strong? In the movie, Thanos wore gloves, and there were five gems on the gloves before he tied with Thor. In the animation "What If", Thanos without gloves couldn't even beat his weakest henchman in the movie, and was almost killed by Black Star. If Nebula hadn't turned around to save him, he would have died. In the comics, even the little bitches dare to confront Thanos. Please, would you like to watch the movie carefully?

My personal guess, I don't know if it is accurate How to lift Thor's hammer 1. Your strength surpasses Odin, especially the old Odin. The older the Asgardians are, the stronger they are. The old Odin, I think he His strength is definitely the peak of Heavenly Father. It can even be said that if his body had not limited him, he would have been the ceiling of Heavenly Father's level 2. When your power is strong enough, such as placing Thor's hammer on the ground, as long as you can lift the earth, you can lift Thor's hammer. The hammer can only be lifted, but it does not gain the power of Thunder God. After all, the power of Thunder God obtained by lifting the hammer is only the power generated by Odin's spell 3, that is, your character has been recognized by the spell. Since you have passed Odin's test, you can naturally lift Thunder God. Hammer of God, obtain the power of the God of Thunder. Although this power of the God of Thunder is only the power of Odin's spell, it is very likely that once Odin dies, the spell will weaken. By then you can only perform a short burst of power, and the power of the long-term spell will disappear These are just my inferences

There are two major highlights of this book: 1: There is no protagonist, because he often disappears after 20 chapters and continues to remain invisible. 2: There is no content, just copy and describe the plot of the movie and that's it.

What is written? What is the meaning of the protagonist's existence? Copy the plot, then write some narration, and add two sentences about the protagonist's reward. There is no highlight. Since there is a custom question and answer at the beginning, why can't the protagonist be interspersed with an identity, and the rich will not return home? Don't show your holiness in front of others?

So embarrassing. The answer space is so boasted. This is the second time Tony has entered the answering space. The answer video is still a movie plot. If you don't understand the butterfly effect, don't copy it! The big shit obviously knows Natasha. The subsequent plot changed. The answers in the answer space are not optimal at all. Or get the original movie plot set. Do you think Shit Dako is so smart and don't doubt it? All the shit has joined the Avengers. The plot of palladium poisoning is also included. It looks so embarrassing. Don't you think you have any doubts about the future of this video? All the shit guys joined in. The answer plot also said that he would not join. Is this the future? Copying dramas requires no brain!

There is a huge mistake in the introduction that is so fatal. I've made this mistake in many Marvel novels. An ordinary person is 1.9Cm tall and weighs nearly 200 pounds with a strong build. Thor's weight in his fat boy state will definitely not be 200 pounds. Not to mention that the comics set the body density of Asgardians to be three times that of humans. Even on Baidu Encyclopedia, Thor's weight is almost 600 pounds. In other words, Thor with eight-pack abs can weigh 600 pounds, not to mention fat Thor, half a ton is very possible.

The most boring novel in my heart, bar none 😰

So, what's the use of the protagonist? Given a lot of abilities, you don't do anything, just come up with questions? I can't see the protagonist for dozens of chapters, but when I do see him, he's given a bunch of abilities and then disappears? Then why write a protagonist? Wouldn't it be more convenient to write a protagonist without a protagonist?

It has always been a question and answer game, with basically no plot. I mean the protagonist has no sense of existence at all, or even has no role. The only thing that is really useful is the system. The plot is the plot of the movie played by the system, and then a bunch of people answer the questions through reasoning, return to reality, and continue to answer the questions with one or two strokes. The protagonist is of no use to this book except for inducing the system at the beginning and receiving system rewards. He just disappears. I don't know what the use of adding this protagonist is? The author isn't planning on letting the protagonist appear anyway, is he? ! Moreover, the system's Q&A is too frequent. Wouldn't the author write more plots for normal Marvel fans? ? There are so many suggestions in the comment area, but the author doesn't listen at all? Don't watch it?

A brief overview of several major poisonous points in this book 1. The protagonist has no sense of existence. 99% Of the plot of the original book, 0.99% Of the abilities gained by the protagonist, and 0.01% Of what the protagonist did 2. The characters are exactly the same. All the characters in the book are printed from the same template 3. There is no point in giving points to choose one of the two. All the two choices are poisonous. For example, after watching the video of Endgame, I asked whether Iron Man will die in the timeline of Iron Man 2, and whether Captain America is Hydra.

Awesome, where does the protagonist appear? Does it appear after it is released? Or is this book called Marvel? According to the plot, I won't go to the movies or read comics, okay?

The protagonist's sense of existence is so low that he can't even be considered a passerby. So what is the role of this protagonist? Isn't it unnecessary?

This protagonist has no purpose. I've read Chapter 150 and can't stand it anymore. The total appearance of the protagonist will never exceed 5,000 words. And you do this question and answer too damn frequently. It took up to a year from the beginning of the Q&A system to the start of the Battle of New York. But I looked through the catalog and it seems that there are more than 300 pictures and the Battle of New York has not yet started. This is no different from the original work. Stark and others are allowed to see the future throughout the whole process, and they are also given upgrades to their skills and equipment. What's the use of having so many skills for the protagonist? There is absolutely no need to exist. And the Avengers don't need a protagonist in the later stages. All superheroes are strengthened. And it is still in the process of predicting the future. How could he not be beaten later? And some questions and answers are completely free of points. They all saw the final battle of Avengers 4. Ask them about Avengers 2 later, and all fools will understand.

This book is simple, and the writing is too perfunctory. Large sections of subtitles were copied and pasted from the subtitle group, and they were all machine-translated subtitles. These are old movies. Is it so difficult to get some finely tuned subtitles? There is also the omnipotent "iron block". Anything that the author does not understand is just a block of iron as long as it is small in size. Nano metal is a block of iron, and the magnetic device is also a block of iron...

I just want to know who the protagonist is. . . Basically, all the content is about Marvel, so I might as well watch Marvel again! ? The protagonist Li Cheng has no content and only appears in the answering space. Readers are here to read Marvel fan fiction, not Marvel novels. . .

I've only read more than 10 chapters, and it's basically copied from the movie, so it's better to read the novel than to watch the movie, and I got points for all the questions I asked, so I slipped away.

I would like to call you the little prince of awkward chat! Do you know how embarrassing the dialogue you wrote looks?

Stark is really double-standard in this book. His weapon killed someone's parents, but he said it was not the fault of the weapon, but the person who used the weapon. He thought that if he apologized, it would be over. But when it was his turn, he insisted on killing Bucky, and said that the weapon was also guilty, and in front of Wanda The siblings have double standards. They actually said that his weapon is innocent because his weapon is dead, and Bucky is a living thing, so he just apologizes and it will be over. Bucky has to die if he can't apologize. It's such a double standard. They dare to do something but not take it seriously. They are pure villains! (There is a law in China that stipulates that anyone who kills someone under hypnosis or psychological suggestion will be found not guilty. If you don't believe it, you can go to Baidu)

Why is there no beginning or end to the ending? The male protagonist came out and made some soy sauce.

I finished reading it and read more than 1.5 Million words. Probably 🤫 the main character description is 10,000 words. 150,000 Words of complaints about plot missions. The plot promotes 100,000 words. The rest are all textualizations of movies and comics.

The subject matter of this type of novel is very retarded

The Q&A system has a little pet Protagonist: System Ability: The answer space gives/deprives one year of life according to the answer ♾️ Pet: What is that called (I didn't remember what it was called when I saw the VIP chapter. Every time I feed it after the Q&A, it will give me one or two abilities)

It's always been a question and answer session with no plot at all, so what's the use of the rewards you get? And the rewards are all messy. Since it can give the protagonist mutant abilities, why not use these abilities as rewards? There are also too many oriental elements. When I watch American comics, I always feel that they are nondescript.