A Person in American Comics Is Forced to Mechanically Ascend in Order to Go Home

Poisonous point 1: It's so awesome to still be in the cave village. Poison Point 2: Super scientific researcher, how did you cross the national line and run to the enemy of the United States? Poison point 3: World-class super talents, pig-footed natives, Chinese people go to the United States to contribute, what is the reason for going?

The protagonist of the latest chapter was caught because he ran out of energy without bringing his artifact with him, and ended up having his brain sliced ​​into pieces. The book is complete.

What I have written so far is okay. Although it is still a seedling, it is not so deserted, right? The title of the book is so trivial that it makes people think it is a departmental essay. Or does the introduction dissuade readers? Although the content of the story is most likely to go back and forth between the two sides, but looking at the introduction alone, I would have thought that Marvel and DC were directly mixed together, a hodgepodge of a hodgepodge. There are not many authors who can write this kind of work well.

The title of the book should be changed to I Send Technological Welfare to Ugly Country

What should I say... Change the introduction a little better. Why do so many authors like to use plot characters to set off their otherworldliness? It's embarrassing.

Isn't it interesting to use the original characters to complement the protagonist's excellent introduction? I feel so inferior

This novel is rare to collapse at the beginning, but I still have to cheer for the author. After all, courage is commendable

If you don't update for 22 days, you'll poison me with the introduction? ? ?

I saw three pictures, the main character should be a Madonna

The author does not refer to logic at all when he writes. He just comes up with what he thinks. The previous chapter is about Zhang San, and the next chapter is about the plot between Li Si and Wang Wu. There is no connecting content in between, which often makes people confused.

How can I still read the guide after being discontinued for so long?

A Chinese man wearing a whole foreigner's name?

I remember that if a scientist wants to win such a prize, he must first hand over all the data on this thing and how to operate it🤨

When I see non-fusion, I collect it first. Those who write about fusion are purely to disgust people and gain popularity.

Looking at the first person, it's the same as 2B😂

Let's roughly calculate the setting before the protagonist's time travel Marvel time is in 1987, and the protagonist is 18 years old The protagonist initially thought that he traveled back to a remote village and thought he was just back 40 years ago. Five years later, he saw the news and found out that it was Marvel. What does it mean? Before time travel, the protagonist was an aborigine. An ordinary person born in a remote village in 1969 developed a quantum channel in 2009. Not to mention that outrageous experience. Became an academician at the age of 30 and taught at MIT for 12 years. Qi Qin was still singing about the outside world in 1987. You were an 18-year-old Asian and became a professor at MIT in 1987, right? This is still the pure indigenous experience before time travel. Your original world was Doraemon's world? This is the setting. No matter how I think about it, I don't know how to read down.

All kinds of forced plot insertions need to be changed.

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