In Marvel: The Alliance Card-Drawing Master

Seeing the description that the hero drawn is uncontrollable and requires a kill to regain control, I knew it was doomed to fail.

It seems a bit strange, but if the author were to write purely behind-the-scenes stories, the book wouldn't be too bad. It gives the impression of a hero, but the writing is poor, and every character feels odd. The protagonist doesn't feel involved, and there are no satisfying moments.

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Here are some suggestions. The recent updates have been a bit disappointing. Too much of the original storyline takes up too much space. Over 80% of the readers of this book have seen the Marvel movies, and fan fiction, to some extent, capitalizes on the popularity of the original work. If you're trying to cater to readers who haven't seen the movie, you don't need to.

The plot is watchable, but these foreigners' constant use of archaic language and slang is really awkward to watch.

It wasn't me, DIO, who was wrong; it was Minecraft that was wrong. 😂

The project has been completed; invest with confidence.

A lone figure in the martial world meets another; why bother with past acquaintances? Farewell. 😤

Do you think Poppy can lift Thor's hammer?

The fact that they haven't decided on a hero card yet is a major drawback.