Across the Heavens, Starting with Wolverine

To be honest, the protagonist's ability is not permanent, but he is always irritating Wolverine. If he is stabbed a few times or decapitated by Wolverine, it will be over. After all, in the eyes of Wolverine, the protagonist is an almost immortal mutant like him. What if he cuts you twice to vent his anger?!

I've watched almost half of it, and the abilities are all temporary and consumptive, and there are also very old-fashioned conspiracy theories about the system. The abilities are too poor, and none of them are permanent. What a waste!

After someone gives you a chance to be a flat-headed commoner and see the higher sky, you feel invincible and then you feel that others are taking advantage of you. To use an analogy, you are a person with nothing, no money and no family background. One day Wang Jianlin saw you and wanted to give you a chance to see the higher sky, so that you can be a star and live in a mansion, step by step to the position of CEO, and then you feel that you are prosperous and feel that Wang Jianlin is taking advantage of you. Is this the truth?

It can be seen that the protagonist wants to imitate Luo Yan, but the writing is not strong enough, and the writing looks silly, not funny. And it's extremely embarrassing.

Japanese-style western fantasy like this is quite suitable for a modern country with a multi-racial federal system, because the basic logic of Japanese-style western fantasy is the racist value of not having too much blood feud. All races can be integrated and developed through the advancement of productivity as long as they are not background settings. If the world of the King of the Undead can be made into a logistics hub, it should be a good help for exploring other worlds.

What kind of thing is a hammer here and there? Sometimes the story of one world has not been developed and it has not become interesting, and then another world is rushed, just like Marvel. The story must be told with completeness, after all, you are not as good-looking as Feng Qiuhuang's.

Let's write about the New Mutants quilt. The Mysterio in it is awesome.

If you don't choose a good x weapon, choose Gambit. Later, the TM system was directly enhanced. Just overpower the protagonist. Rubbish

Other minor poisons don't matter. What I feel is the most poisonous is the battle of wits and courage between the protagonist and the system starting from Chapter 59. I don't believe in the system and there is no way to kill the protagonist. The so-called protagonist in the system article is nothing if he leaves the system. In the final analysis, a smooth protagonist is an iron-clad system.

I've been reading novels for several years. I don't want to read them when I see this kind of card. I don't know why. I feel that the cards are a pitfall of the system. Loading cards and using cards are useless if you don't install them. It's so strange. It's weird to have to change cards in the middle of a fight. The different expressions of "Brain Release" give people different feelings. One feels like relying on the system. The other feels like it is released directly after learning it. Wouldn't it be better if some of the skills are directly owned by oneself? Write passive as talent and active as ability, wouldn't that be great? Props and attributes are easier to read when they are simple and clear, and the sense of immersion is deeper I really like the abilities that some systems give to the protagonist at the beginning, but then when they say the equipment card, I don't want to read it. It feels like everything the system gives you is equipment. These equipments also rely on the system. Without the system, they cannot be used. :-(These are all my own thoughts, not a denial of the novel. I just want to complain about it sometimes after reading it. Come on, author.