Marvel: Wolverine Reversed

Young Emma Frost

Wakanda and the protagonist actually have no grievances. The protagonist sent people to investigate. This was considered an invasion. The people were caught, but they were not killed, they were just locked up. It can be considered a very lawful camp. Then after a few decades, the protagonist came over and killed all the kings. It is totally untenable to say it was revenge. It's nothing more than thinking about other people's mines. This is like a robber coming to your house to steal something and being beaten up. A few years later, you bring a group of thugs and come over and kill everyone in the family, steal the things and leave. The most important thing is not killing, but ignoring, ignoring life. I don't know if the plot collapsed or not, but the character of the protagonist is starting to make people dislike it. It's not that I like the character of the Virgin, but the protagonist who has no regard for human life is still disliked.

What's scarier than reading literary youth novels? When I was getting better half way through, I realized it was a literary novel...

Tip: My childhood sweetheart was killed by a saber-toothed tiger, and the saber-toothed tiger also died

Personally, I think this is the novel with the most perfect worldview connection, the most comprehensive character creation, and the tightest and most reasonable timeline continuation among Marvel fans. First of all, let me say that I did not charge any money. I am a high school student who has just gone on summer vacation. I have been interested in Marvel since the "Iron Man" movie when I was in elementary school. Now, in addition to movies, I have also watched many Marvel fans. When I first started looking for a book, one of Marvel's Warlock was more exciting, but later on it became the same as the other books. It started with Agents of SHIELD, then Iron Man, and then Battle of New York. It felt completely in sync with the movie's route. So I gradually lost interest. And this book really gave me a big surprise. First, this book cleverly fits the ever-advancing timeline based on the immortality of the protagonist Wolverine. From initially helping Lincoln complete the reunification of the North and the South, to training Captain America during World War II, to the advent of Apocalypse, and then Captain Marvel, and then the emergence of the Avengers, not only was James Howlett growing step by step, but his family was also moving towards glory bit by bit. Second, this book perfectly integrates the X-Men and Avengers (such as Hell Knight and others) in the Marvel world. Yes, I mean perfect. In every step of progress, you can see the foreshadowing of the subsequent plot. Friends who are familiar with the plot will definitely smile at the many small details in this book. For example, during the Extraordinary Elite Competition, General Ross, who was shocked by the power of mutants, proposed to further promote the research of gamma rays to improve the strength of army soldiers. It is these reasonable and clever little details hidden in the corners of the plot that make the plot integration and advancement of this book so natural and smooth. I think that at this point, not many authors can be as meticulous as the author of this book. Third, regarding the changes in plot and character strength, I personally think it is more reasonable and most of the content is acceptable. There are some areas that are quite controversial, such as the robbery of Wakanda's vibranium. What I want to say is that this is a plot requirement. As a plot prophet, Howlett himself understands the crisis that the earth is about to face, so he will do whatever it takes to improve himself and his family's strength. This is also what the author specifically pointed out in Howlett's exchange with Ancient One. I think this is what the author means. After all, everyone has their own personality. In my opinion, there is nothing wrong with this. After all, the last thing to save is the entire earth, including Wakanda. Finally, I would like to give a big affirmation to the author of this book. I'd say you've done a great job. I have read every chapter and every section carefully. I am really happy these days when I am reading books during the summer vacation. Compared to the original movie, James Howlett, Wolf Emperor, he made up for my fantasy of the powerful, wild, never-bowing Wolverine. The plot has now advanced to the endgame, and the book is about to come to an end. I believe the author is not a eunuch, he is just too tired. What he needs is our support, not picking up the bowl to eat and putting down the bowl to curse. No matter how it ends, I believe everything is the best arrangement. Thank you, Black Disk!

I just read a few chapters and have a suggestion. The author's writing style is very good and the descriptions are very detailed. I like it very much. I hope the author's plot will not develop too fast. Generally, authors who write online articles develop pig feet too quickly, which will lead to the collapse of combat power in the later stage. Authors must not commit this taboo.

Seeing the mutant dynasty here, I feel a little overwhelmed. They went to Wakanda to burn, kill and loot for that little bit of vibranium. What else do you not deserve? They look like a strong man. If you take a closer look, is it the face of the British and French allied forces invading China? If you know a little bit about history, can you bring in the protagonist? It feels like eating a pill

After reading Chapter 39, I gave a comprehensive evaluation of the book. I got a passing score of 6 out of 10, which is completely subjective. The writing is 7.5 Points, the characters are well established, the logic is clear, and the world view is acceptable. However, the combat performance is weak, and overall there is no problem. It is better than most current novels. The plot is 5 points. The early plot development is good. The protagonist secretly accumulates strength and invests in the future in advance. Up to this point, the plot can be given 8 points. However, after the battle with Adam, the plot took a turn for the worse. After that, the plot received a lot of bad reviews and the score dropped sharply. The protagonist is 5 points. The protagonist's portrayal is the strongest when the grandfather died. The filial piety in the bones of the Chinese people is vividly expressed. At this stage, it can be given a 9 points. Unfortunately, after the death of the cheap grandfather, the protagonist's portrayal becomes worse and worse, closer to the Riddler. The heroine has a score of 0.5. Until Chapter 39, the maid can only be regarded as the heroine. I don't know what will happen next, but so far the character design of the maid is extremely mediocre. The author has tried repeatedly to show the maid's "coolness", but unfortunately it is not even a vase. Supporting character: 0 points, the most toxic point of this book. The book spends the most time describing Victor, who in my mind is the best helper and brother of the protagonist. However, he was "betrayed" during Adam's battle. Later, other book reviews said that he was eaten by the protagonist. I can only use the word "speechless" to describe my mood. The original book was not written like this. The battle is 5 minutes. The protagonist obviously combines Chinese martial arts with mutant genes, and practices diligently every day. However, when it comes to the battle, he forcefully fights back and forth, and letting Adam go is even more poisonous. It is not pleasant at all.

One thing I really want to complain about is that no matter how much the protagonist cultivates or how strong he is, his skin and flesh are like tofu. Someone with a little bit of strength can hurt the protagonist, break his defense, and then heal himself. This way of writing to highlight the protagonist's high regeneration really makes me uncomfortable. Isn't the protagonist more and more capable? As you practice, the stronger your body is, the higher your body defense will naturally be. But the protagonist in the book does not have this normal change at all. I really don't see any change in physical strength. It is said that it can be done by ordinary people. If you are a villain, you can break the defense. The protagonist is forced to suppress it so hard that it makes you choke.

After letting the ancestor of the vampires go, I couldn't understand it. In the Sabretooth movie, he still had feelings for Wolverine. Here, the protagonist was so kind to him. Why did Sabretooth kill the protagonist after he was strengthened? If the maid dies, she dies, but your death is so inexplicable.