Q&A Across the Heavens: Going on a Rampage in Marvel

Too much personal bias. When writing novels, especially those without a main character, you absolutely cannot let personal emotions get in. I always end up writing something sarcastic and disdainful of America. This makes the novel feel like a forum.

There's even a time traveler changing the plot! That's too cruel!

This is seriously malicious editing; the opening setup is a mess, and the points system is absurd. They even had this whole "live-stream quiz show" thing going on across the entire universe; it was just utter chaos. The plot feels like the author just came up with something out of thin air.

Congratulations to Marvel for joining the Q&A series!

Never let Batman gain superhuman powers, because every Batman who gains superhuman powers is a bad guy; without exception, they all turn evil.

To be honest, I couldn't even finish the first three chapters. It's one thing for the author to have personal biases when writing a novel, but couldn't the other characters be a little more subjective? If Batman were really put in an unfamiliar space, even if he couldn't immediately assess his situation like Chu Xuan in the God's Space, he wouldn't be portrayed as a brainless thug like you've depicted him.

That's outrageous! The Infinity Gauntlet costs 3000 points, while opening a blind box with the entire Saiyan bloodline and the mask from The Mask only costs 2 points. This is practically giving away cheat codes!

He clicked in again, damn it. Just by looking at this synopsis, you can tell how insightful this book is.

In the DC universe, there's Dr. Manhattan. If you release Dr. Manhattan's videos, who would dare cause trouble? He's truly a god among men.

Is the author a little kid? I'm not spending any more money on your lousy books.