The Lamp God from Marvel

The protagonist's participation is too low, lower than the average behind-the-scenes story. The expenditure line is okay, but it has to be prioritized. You are not the main god, why do you create such an in-depth copy?

Don't have too many lines! Forget it if there are multiple protagonists, it is acceptable to occasionally travel through the world, and just follow the protagonist as a side story, but if you have to play tricks in the side world, it will easily collapse. So don't go too deep into other worlds

If you make a wish for the djinn to die immediately and forever, will it come true?

Both the east and west factories are full. Are you going from the palace to pour the chamber pot?

In the Marvel world, why are spies still playing house? It's so ridiculous

The subject matter is very good, but if there are too many branch lines, it will easily become confusing. If it cannot be contained, it will become a continuous branch line, which will easily collapse in the later stage.

I feel that this book is unlikely to be a big hit. I originally thought it was a combination of Marvel and Mysticism, which I thought was quite interesting. I then added Harry Potter and saw that there are other worlds behind the chapters. To be honest, Marvel is already difficult to write. The author still writes group portraits. It is not easy for readers to remember the characters. What is the point of adding so many world lines? After reading this, my mind is confused.

I feel like a street lamp god starting from Marvel🐶

The branch plots are too in-depth, and the main plot has no role at all. It's not good to watch.

The access to the world of Harry Potter and the participation of Mephisto were completely derailed. The protagonist made a bet with the Ancient One, but before the bet was even played, the protagonist began to sabotage the bet.