Marvel: A Chronicle of the Multiverse War

The protagonist is fair-skinned and kind-hearted, somewhat saintly. As a police officer, he's completely controlled by his superiors and S. H. I. E. L. D., And most importantly, he's too arrogant. His most outstanding abilities are stamina, 200-meter perception, and marksmanship, but when things go wrong, he's more imposing than Thor or the Hulk, yet he's also incredibly fragile. He's paid 100 in "Abilities and Mentality" but does the work of God.

The protagonist is America's dog, and he doesn't have his own will to live forever or unify the earth! He's always been America's dog; nine out of ten American comics are like that.

The Howling Commandos are not affiliated with S. H. I. E. L. D. Because after S. H. I. E. L. D. Disintegrates, they will split into two teams: one called Thunder Commandos and the other called Midnight's Children. As for the protagonist being weak, he is actually not weak, because he is hiding his true strength. This guy is a wolf in sheep's clothing.

Author, your synopsis makes it sound like a wish-fulfillment novel, but it turns out to start by torturing the protagonist. Wow!

The synopsis made it seem like an invincible protagonist story, but it turned out to be a tragic tale of a main character. Most popular American comics don't have such tragic protagonists; even if the main character becomes very powerful later, most people give up before that. I lost all interest in reading beyond chapter six.

The protagonist is somewhat passive, always being led by the nose by S. H. I. E. L. D., And being transferred away at will.

It's rare to find books that still feature characters acting as dogs for S. H. I. E. L. D.

I couldn't continue after the first few chapters. The character development and plot narration were all strangely written, leaving me feeling disjointed and confused. A novel of over 2.5 Million words—I usually love long, satisfying reads—but this one... Was just frustrating to read.

To be honest, his cheat ability is really useless. His strength is only 300 kilograms of punching power. He just wants to monopolize a parallel world. Later, he gets a gem and uses it to come to the parallel universe. He basically doesn't improve his strength because the protagonist is a cultivator. He just meditates every day and doesn't look for resources or magic treasures.

Amazing was turned into Superman after being hit by the Space Stone, while the protagonist remained a nobody after being hit by the Mind Stone.