Time Travel: Super Character Simulator

This is the seventh time I have read this book. The introduction is quite to my liking, but every time I am persuaded by the irresponsible comments to follow SHIELD and I can't get into it no matter what I think.

The protagonist who can't keep his mouth shut ends badly for the author

Is it true that except for the golden finger question, the protagonist answers all questions?

This is the least dyslexic novel I have ever read. After all, reading the diary of a primary school student can be so troublesome.

Forced intervention into the mutant plot? It feels like the protagonist is playing a game. Have you ever thought that the X-Men might fail? If Magneto successfully activates the device and forcibly turns everyone nearby into temporary mutants, then the protagonist will also die, right? ... Just an ordinary person to challenge mutants and forcefully enter the sight of various forces! ...

There is a reason why this book is rubbish. The author forced the characters in the book to become mentally incapacitated, and arranged a lot of forced settings to advance the plot. It feels like a very weak-minded person. There is absolutely no intellectual maturity that an adult should have. When I first met Professor

No need to read it, it's a forced wisdom. In the sixth chapter, the protagonist has no choice but to commit suicide. He is also speechless. Magneto is relatively kind to mutants, but that doesn't mean he won't kill you, an ordinary person.

The author probably graduated from elementary school through the back door.

When I saw the beginning, I felt very speechless. Siegfried and Siegfried are similar to the Chinese homophones in some problematic novels. If you ask people in the English context, what is the difference? The explanation may be confusing, but the meaning is basically the same. Marvel world, the background of your novel takes place in the United States, where almost everyone speaks English. As a result, you do not talk about the most basic logic. You introduce yourself as Siegfried, my name is Siegfried, oh, and then Professor x said oh The dragon-slaying hero (Siegfried) is too ridiculous. Why don't you just let the protagonist travel through time and become an indigenous foreigner named Siegfried? Or just redesign the dialogue and make it more nondescript. Speechless.

If you have a weakness, you should keep it secret when doing things. You can only do whatever you want when you are barefoot. The first chapter shows the life of an ordinary person. Is your life too rich? The lessons learned from Parker's exposure do not bring harm to those around him. As long as you are likely to harm my interests, your whole family will die.

There is no sense of substitution. The novels I have read can lack everything except the sense of substitution.

The main character keeps pushing. . . . I still kept saying: I am just an ordinary person. . . A hybrid world with mind reading, time travel, and control. . He has various abilities. He looks like an information dealer. Is it logical?

I saw a few pictures, maybe I am the Crimson King! Just after the game, my blood was drawn. Sitting on a train with no idea what to do, I immediately became familiar with Wolverine and the others, went to fight Mystique and fight against Magneto.

Introduction Why Gundam's skill is playing cards

It feels like the author deliberately suppressed the protagonist's early strength to drag out the plot. Since the ability is obtained by simulating the character's superficial behavior, and it seems that the protagonist is quite familiar with anime, wouldn't it be better to simulate Dragon Ball or Saint Seiya first? After all, the training in Dragon Ball is very clearly written in the part where Goku learns from Kame Sennin, and the behavior pattern of little Goku is also easy to imitate. The same goes for Saint Seiya. Even if the imitation progress is 10% or 20%, it is better than the two imitation objects at the beginning, right? All of them have immediate combat effectiveness and a promising future.

Isn't Superman an invincible character? It's boring to keep serializing it for decades and still be invincible.

Gundam? Gambling skills? Is there a possibility that this person is called Gao Jin?

There's nothing poisonous about it, nothing refreshing about it, it's also a bit intellectually depressing, and the writing is very clear.

I can't watch it, there's no sense of immersion, but having the strength of a boxing champion is like competing with the mutant Wolverine? I can't even beat Wolverine to death if I try to grab him, it feels like the setting is about to go haywire.

I've logged it n times, and I don't know why, it's just outrageous.

What kind of gambling skills does Gundam need? Its own weight is overwhelming, as well as its own black technology.

Gundam? Gao Jin?