My Days of Stirring Up Trouble in Marvel

The main character is so uninvolved, he's just playing around with women.

The writing pace is too fast, the plot is a bit chaotic, and most readers are unfamiliar with some of the characters. It might be better to organize the plot properly, slow down the pace, and briefly introduce the characters later in the story.

A character appears every two or three chapters, and you forget about them as soon as you turn around; it's completely meaningless and useless.

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I've noticed that almost all Marvel novels are about praising S. H. I. E. L. D. And working for them without any compensation. I don't understand. If they're villains and behind-the-scenes figures, why suppress the protagonist's power? Why are they praising S. H. I. E. L. D.? Isn't that just a case of false advertising?

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It's getting increasingly toxic! The author is increasingly fawning over S. H. I. E. L. D.! And the author is constantly suppressing the protagonist's strength. I really don't understand what the author is thinking. The protagonist is a behind-the-scenes figure, but he doesn't have any ability to overturn the tables. What's the use then? He can only work for S. H. I. E. L. D.

Since this is a behind-the-scenes story, the characters who appear shouldn't mention the main character's name. I've seen the summoners unconsciously mention the main character's name several times.

The protagonist can completely disappear, and every time he reappears, he's either driving piles or on his way to driving piles.

I'm completely confused. Is this what someone called "spam" or "watered-down" writing? It's all jumbled up. What's the point of writing it? It either focuses on Eastern characters or Western characters. It has both. I can't even tell which show it's from, and it's completely detached from the story.