My Days of Stirring Up Trouble in Marvel

This protagonist has no sense of existence and keeps playing with women.

The writing pace is too fast, the plot is a bit confusing, and some of the characters are unfamiliar to most readers. It might be better if the plot is sorted out, the pace is slowed down, and the characters are briefly introduced.

There is only one character in two or three chapters, and then you forget about it, which means nothing.

If you book friends have good character cards or props, you can list them here. Bring grade, origin and introduction. I will use what is suitable, and when everyone adds firewood, the flame will be high. The ball is gone.

I found that Marvel's novels are basically licking SHIELD, and they are all helping SHIELD to work, and they are working for free. I don't understand, since the villain is behind the scenes, why should he suppress the protagonist's strength? Why are you still licking S. H. I. E. L. D. If that's the case, isn't it just selling dog meat over someone else's head?

Your introduction is really unique. It makes it seem like I don't recognize the surname Chen and you add the pinyin separately. It also makes it seem like I recognize the last name.

It's getting more and more toxic! Licking S. H. I. E. L. D. More and more! Moreover, the author has been suppressing the protagonist's strength. I really don't understand what the author thinks. The protagonist is behind the scenes but the protagonist has no ability to flip the table, so what's the use? He can only work for SHIELD in vain, and it is unpaid work. He is still labeled as invincible and decisive in killing. Is he invincible? No! The protagonist has been suppressed by the author, making him invincible. Is the killing decisive? Neither! So who, a woman betrayed the protagonist's men, and she was still living well despite everything.

Since it is behind the scenes, the characters who appear should not mention the protagonist's name. I have seen several times that the person summoning subconsciously mentioned the protagonist's name.

The protagonist can disappear completely, and every time he comes out, he is either driving piles or on the way to piles.

Looked confused. Is someone talking about hydrology? Still messy. Why write it down? Or centralize Orientalized characters. Or it's Westernized. It's all there. I can't even tell that it's from that drama, and it's completely out of place.