The Lord of Cinder in the Marvel Universe
美漫里的薪王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 11mo ago
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This book has too high a starting point. You need to be familiar with Dark Souls 3 and the character settings of a bunch of American TV shows to be able to watch it. The author did not provide detailed descriptions of the characters' backgrounds in these American TV series and movies, nor did he provide a brief introduction to them.
Melina, I hate that you're like a block of wood 😭 I forgot the rest.
Miyazaki really knows his stuff...
What is Ash's role? To put it bluntly, he is an ember, an unburnt piece of trash yearning for the First Flame, yearning to the point of madness. After being transported here, do you think he would let go of this powerful universe? Wouldn't his first instinct be to kill all the powerful beings and burn them as firewood?
Donate your heart to my wife
Thanos was actually right. The universe's resources are finite; if humanity continues its unchecked expansion, it will eventually destroy itself, just like the Gods of Destruction in the Dragon Ball world—where there is life, there is death.
I watched the beginning and have to rant. I just have to get it off my chest.
This is the ultimate Frankenstein's monster! It's not that I didn't subscribe, but honestly, after fifty-odd chapters, I just had to vent. The haphazard plot twists at the beginning were one thing, but why was Stark even at the party? Why would such a wealthy man suddenly show up at a small neighborhood party?
Let me talk about a few issues with the book. I felt there were problems when I first read it, so I only placed an initial order. 1. In photography, there's a term called overexposure. The plot of a novel should revolve around the protagonist. Over-expanding the plot is like an overexposed photograph; it becomes bland and boring.
It's written in a very messy way, and there are too many clones. Maybe it's because I don't really like clone stories anymore.
I feel this novel lacks a strong world-building and a boss-type protagonist with impressive presence; it's not even as good as some crossover anime/manga adaptations, falling far short of my expectations.