Marvel: S.H.I.E.L.D Technical Advisor

After reading this, let's revise the Tang Dao. Only knives of the Tang Dynasty that were less than one meter in length and had a certain internal curvature were unearthed. This is the recorded Tang Dao. The so-called horizontal knife and straight knife are a kind of knife made up by Longquan merchants. At that time, because a batch of straight knife strips could not be sold, they made a set of Japanese knives that also could not be sold, and then said that this was a Tang knife and started selling it. Of course, some people say that fixed knives have appeared in history, and they have indeed appeared. Appeared during the Anti-Japanese War, the swords worn by Japanese military officers had aluminum handles, copper handles, silver handles, and gold handles. Among them, the copper handle knife is a straight knife. Isn't it a tragedy that a sword that once massacred our people is boasted as a Tang sword with "armor-breaking ability"? The Japanese sword and the Tang sword are two different branches of the Huanshou sword in the Han Dynasty. The Japanese sword is famous for being tied to Bushido and promoted. If we really want to promote our culture, Jian Heshuo is a very good angle. Gentlemen often carry swords, and Shuo is a long weapon used by many ancient generals. Isn't this more fragrant than a so-called Tang straight knife?

After reading the latest chapter, I always feel that the more chapters I write, the more powerful the protagonist becomes. On the contrary, the protagonist's knowledge and character become more and more superficial.

The description of the Phoenix Girl is okay. Can the character of the protagonist, who softens when he meets the weather witch, become better? He softens when he meets a tough woman. Why is he shaking?

A very good novel, at least among the top 20 Marvel fandoms I read. The toxic points in the comments, such as: being controlled by the sister, being fucked by the playboy, etc., Are all about the protagonist trying to balance humanity and divinity. I just don't know why there are very few people paying attention to these, but there are a lot of negative people. You can read the previous free chapters. If you don't want to talk about it, at least I quite like this book.

The first chapter is casually explosive, but the second chapter is like a coward. Is this the contrast?

That Colossus' sister is really disgusting. How could the protagonist, a highly intelligent person, believe in her so easily???

I just want to ask if this is selling dog meat over sheep's heads. Did the Divine Spear Bureau go to America to take advantage of the plot?

So far, the writing is really good. It doesn't follow the movie deliberately, but has its own content in it. The key logic is still smooth. I hope the author can stick to it.

So what kind of protagonist does the author want to create? Are there any feelings? Or are they all just pretending to be human?

The author should stop writing about women so that he can be persuaded to quit.