Marvel: The Old Man's Antique Shop

The premise is interesting, but I couldn't get into it. First, the main character is Jade, but she doesn't have a father like Jackie Chan; she's just Jade. And Jade seems weak and not very bright; she's too trusting, inexplicably placing unwavering faith in S. H. I. E. L. D. And Mary Jane.

It seems pretty good. Is there anyone else who, like me, gave it up simply because the main character is female?

Someone asked me if Xiaoyu has always been single, or if she is married, or if she is still single. The author didn't design a storyline for Xiaoyu, after all, Ximu's appearance will take some time, hahaha, just kidding. As long as Xiaoyu's romantic relationship isn't with Ximu, it won't affect the author's outline, so let everyone decide. 1. Single 2. Getting married 3, 100 4. Westwood

After looking at a few pages, here are my personal thoughts: 1. It's frustrating that the author uses Jade's character design and name, then says it's not her (at least that's how I feel). 2. S. H. I. E. L. D. Treats Jade too seriously, like the police in Detective Conan, always coming to Jade when there's trouble (probably for plot reasons).

Even a hypocrite like Daredevil and a manipulative woman like Mary Jane get supporting roles, so how can this book become popular? Not to mention someone like Eddie Redmayne, who is almost universally hated online.

So why is Lu Zhanbo in Captain America 3? Did he really go to America at that time?

You say this book won't lower intelligence, but I find that hard to believe because I don't really trust the baseline intelligence levels in Europe and America. Are there any baselines?

The moment I see Xiaoyu, I think of her signature move: the secret technique of climbing stairs.

Another group feeding S. H. I. E. L. D. Equipment; so many people are going up there to lick their boots.

A female protagonist from a Running Man-themed novel is coming?