Kidnapped from the Start, I Manifest Weapons from Movies

If you don't understand, just ask. What kind of demigod is this? So weak! Can't fly! Can't even catch a mech!

A demigod can't catch up with Iron Man's armor? Even the trash gods of the West aren't that trash, are they?

What kind of description is this? You're just a mortal, are you planning to die alongside the enemy after putting on the Infinity Gauntlet? Or will you die before the enemy does?

If the author hadn't deliberately suppressed the villains' intelligence, the protagonist would have been ready to die the moment his abilities were revealed, and they would have been sent to their deaths one by one.

I'm just being a bit argumentative. I've only read a few chapters. The beginning mentions the male lead is a law student, so he should be a character with a cautious and logical mindset, right? The male protagonist has no memories of his original self.

If the gun made from the blue giant star in the Men in Black could materialize, its destructive power would be unparalleled; it would be like having an army all by itself.

If one book does okay, I sincerely suggest not doing it again. The second book is a completely different story. If it flops too badly, you might as well go back to writing about food.

Why would someone recommend TJ novels when they're trying to sell drugs?

Go write food articles; this really isn't for you.

I heard that posting a thread gives you ten extra monthly votes, I'll give it a try!