Marvel's Earth's Fury

I really like the subject matter, but the main character seems a bit hard to empathize with. After his parents were killed by the Hulk, he began to hate people with super powers. Tony Stark began to hate Tony after he announced that he was Iron Man, just because Tony had superhuman strength. Later, when he gained the power, he beat Tony and severely humiliated him. I don't understand, why? When someone has the power to be quite a hero, then they humiliate others? If you have the power, just use it? It is not allowed for others to use their power to help others, but can I use my power to avenge myself? The more I read twenty or thirty chapters, the more uncomfortable I feel. Author, how could you come up with such a contradictory protagonist?

To be honest, I can't like such a double standard protagonist. Because it is said that Chaoying is making mistakes, but when he has the power, he goes to find trouble with Chaoying. In the process, ordinary people are also harmed. Is it true that only the protagonist is allowed to have superpowers and can make mistakes, and other super heroes will be sanctioned if they have superpowers? What the hell.

... Why do I think the protagonist has a bit of a double standard? And this idea is simply untenable At most, Stark has gained strength to show off. This is a matter of character. Why did the protagonist want to beat him from the beginning? It doesn't make sense. If you think it's wrong to show off and you feel that unnecessary losses will be caused by such carelessness, then tell him that it's the same thing.

It feels to me like you are applying Eastern cultural concepts to Western cultural concepts, and vice versa, and then you must make others agree with it. If you agree with it, it will be fine as long as the male protagonist doesn't get beaten up.

The author's idea is very strange. Why is the Hulk crazy? General Ross forced him to kill him if he could? Is it wrong if Iron Man is beyond ordinary people? What about the Kingpin and the Hand Club? The Ten Commandments are all wrong, you kill them? Punch out at a superhero? Does this mean that a good person can be held at gunpoint? Why didn't the protagonist kill Dormammu for Gu Yi when he was so awesome?

The problem with Chaoying is the no-kill principle regardless of the situation. In reality, what if this criminal becomes a crisis and you can't avoid killing him? Sometimes I just want to complain when I see Chaoying arresting bad guys every time when he doesn't kill the villain. Isn't that lucky?

Nowadays, the protagonist is either a true saint or completely evil. But for the protagonist of this book, I can only say that he has not kept up with the times.

Wouldn't it be over if you just wrote about Modu? It's the same deformed concept.

I don't know why it feels like the main character is not the main character. How can I put it? It feels like a supporting character in other novels.

So what is the protagonist?

Where did Tony Stark get his superhuman powers? The one wrapped in the armor is just a mortal body, because the Hulk killed the protagonist's parents and then started hating all superheroes? How are you different from the bitch who accused Tony in "Captain America 3"? It really ruined Kamen Rider

As the title states, the museum needs experimental subjects (general buyers) who sacrifice for the great cause. If you want to buy a memory, please leave a message downstairs here, including the memory and rough character. The author will find a suitable node to add the character...

The protagonist is insane, is the superpower guilty? Marvel's superpowers are available throughout the universe. If you want to stand on the so-called superpower's guilty stance, you must first kill all the supervillains in the universe. Restrict those superheroes again. Catch those with superpowers who have a moral bottom line and can't turn against them and beat them to death. Dormammu, Mephisto, this is a universe-level villain that even you dare not touch.

Wow, look at the introduction, the main character is a saint

Looking at the introduction, I thought Philip was the protagonist. Using memory to educate naive heroes, defeat the enemies of the universe Who is the protagonist? Luo Yi came up with a lot of bitterness and hatred, and readers could not empathize with it at all. If the Earth Library is a golden finger, it would not be a pleasant feeling to write. Why was he betrayed as soon as he came up? If it is just skull, why are you the protagonist? Why are you more powerful than other heroes? Skull is more like a street hero. In American comics, if you want to protect the earth, how can skull be enough? The Avengers are not enough. If it is not a few gems, how can planet-level creatures protect the earth and start a war with the universe?

After reading what the author said, I understood what the author meant. What I want to say next has nothing to do with the quality of this book, nor is it an attack on anyone. It is just a self-explanation. My point is that you cannot get good results by using unfair means. The protagonist wants to be a knife, but how can one judge whether another person is right or wrong? A trial is required before the law is enforced. How can the protagonist determine that what he does will not cause greater harm, and how can he determine that power in his own hands will not cause greater harm? This is the contradiction. The protagonist himself knows this, and he plans to judge himself in the end. But what has happened will not disappear because of the trial. The protagonist's behavior may be better or worse. These are two sides of the coin. If it's better, the protagonist is a warrior carrying darkness. If it's worse, then the protagonist will be a complete villain, because everything he does is controversial. And this view that heroes are innocent and supers are guilty can easily go to extremes. I immediately thought of mutants. Once this ideological tone is set, it is okay for a short time, but over time it can easily evolve into a mutant situation. Superpowers do need to be controlled, but they should never be violent, let alone fists.

It made me look confused, I didn't understand

A clown-like protagonist, a one-tenth-thousandth pure clown, similar to the trash fish in the clown gang, but an even more disgusting protagonist. He is neither evil nor good, and he doesn't even have a borrowed path.

A rare protagonist who makes people feel disgusted.

After reading the previous chapters, what does this protagonist mean? After he acts bravely, he still has to worry about others being massacred by bad guys in the future? You did good things and then bad people took revenge on the people you helped before. So is this your fault for not being able to save people completely? ? ? How much water did the protagonist have to have in his head to have this magical concept? !

I haven't read many Marvel novels, but after reading 3 chapters of this one, I didn't want to read anymore…

No, I came here to watch Kamen Rider. This console is also a double standard, right?

I saw some people saying double standards in the comments, but I saw that the main character was more of a paranoid or even a lunatic, and I couldn't stand it after reading a few chapters.

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In the center of the earth in the comic world, there are usually gods and the like. If you extract their memories, you will be considered awesome if they don't kill you.

Will Brother A come out? Would Brother Xiao Ming and his wife want to come over for a visit?

It turned out to be Kamen Rider W. I should have thought Ultraman Gaia...