Infinite Rewards in American Comics

That's okay. Sometimes I wonder. People who write novels are all obsessed with collecting. They are reluctant to kill any of the heroes in Marvel. Who is the protagonist? Isn't it better to just treat them as ordinary passers-by?

This book should be renamed "Infinite Kidney Replenishment in American Comics". Apart from anything else, the Kryptonian bloodline is used by the protagonist in bed. Nothing else is reflected.

The official height of Wonder Woman is 1.83 Meters, and she will be even taller if she wears high heels, which means that the protagonist is not as tall as her girlfriend.

If her mother is a real man, then she needs to open Zaku? Zaku is a mass-produced machine. To put it bluntly, it is a cannon fodder model. Regardless of whether it is performance or strength, it has a mileage of tens of thousands of kilometers, and the shape is even more ugly. If there are no conditions, I won't tell you why Zaku should be used if there are conditions. It's like you have to use an ordinary sword even though you have the conditions to use a peerless sword.

I don't remember that Marvel doesn't have Wonder Woman, that's from DC, right?

Gwen

It's a bit too much to be a stud... In terms of personality, neither Wonder Woman nor Spider-Woman will share a man, let alone there are other women behind them

It's really embarrassing to see the introduction. Diana is from DC and Marvel is from Iron Man. It doesn't mean that I can't write it, but can it be written as an American comic? The title is all about American comics. As a result, the introduction is written like this, which makes people feel very uncomfortable. I haven't read the book yet, so I spent a dime to order a chapter. I want to send you some advice. Anyone who has read it can tell me what it is like.

I really didn't understand the beginning of this novel. If you want to say that the protagonist wants to have a romantic relationship with Wonder Woman and use this as a starting point for the plot conflict, then as far as the opening setting is concerned, let's not talk about the issue of Wonder Woman's moves, but how can the protagonist compete with his dead ex-boyfriend? If you say it's just for fun, it doesn't look like the beginning. It seems that there is still a lot of affection between the male protagonist and Wonder Woman. I am very surprised, why is this kind of plot that has no effect and only disgusts readers placed at the beginning? Is the author so proud that he is afraid that his book will become too popular?

Let me ask, will the protagonist fall in love with Little Spider's aunt later? That's too disgusting. If not, then why do you mention it every time you write about it?