Kidnapped from the Start, I Manifest Weapons from Movies

If you don't understand, just ask, "How can a demigod be so incompetent, unable to fly, and unable to catch up with a mecha?"

Demigods can't catch up with Iron Man's armor? Are the trash gods in the West not that trashy?

What does the introduction say? You, a mortal, put on the Infinity Gauntlet and plan to die with the enemy? Or should you die before your enemy dies? ?

If it weren't for the author's forced suppression of the villain's IQ, the protagonist would have been prepared to die as soon as his abilities were revealed, and he would have given them away one by one.

I'm just a bit of a loser. I've only read a few chapters. I mentioned at the beginning that the male protagonist studied law, so the male protagonist should be a more cautious and logical person. The male protagonist has no memory of his original body. After being kidnapped and facing a life crisis, he sees how harsh the unfamiliar environment is and how unfriendly he is to ordinary people. The girl surnamed Gu didn't know that her original body had died, even if it was a normal situation. Being rescued by a woman surnamed Gu, in a strange environment, with your own safety unknown, and knowing no one, you are unprepared for your inexplicable affection for this woman. This person's portrayal was a bit of a failure and he was not rigorous.

If the gun made of blue giant stars in Men in Black could be realized, there would be no need to worry about its lethality, it would be like one man becoming an army.

If the results of a book are okay, I sincerely recommend not to read a second one. It is different. If you rush too hard, you might as well go back to writing about food.

Daodu also recommends tj novels. . . .

Go ahead and write food articles. This is really not for you.

It is said that posting a post will earn you ten monthly votes. I will give it a try!