I Opened the Door to the Cinematic Multiverse

First-class golden finger, second-rate author, third-rate writing style, inferior plot and content

This is one of the most vicious pieces of astronomy I have ever seen. How can someone make money with such a golden finger? Still buying a spaceship? Can the white snake and the green snake not fly? If they want to repay the favor, wouldn't they find a world where they wouldn't fly to the moon themselves? Zhutianmen is used for you to make money, no wonder the system doesn't like it.

Why have all authors become more and more toxic in the past two years? Isn't it better to be unconventional, return to tradition, and follow normal thinking? It may not be too brilliant, but there are dozens and hundreds of Shen Nong's posts urging people to quit before they are familiar with the comment area. There are still many people who can read it if it is logical and self-consistent.

I've always liked the characters you wrote about Goldfinger, but why do you always use poison in the plots you write?

Let me give you a book review. The other toxic points that others have mentioned are actually not a problem, and they even flow smoothly in the plot. But there is one real poisonous point that no one talks about, and that is the inexplicable and unconditional help to Batman. (Don't say gold is a condition, it doesn't count at all.) We still have to face Darkseid, who is still the kind without Superman. The key is who Batman is. First of all, he is an American elite white man, and he is also a big capitalist, and he is not the kind who will not betray his class, so what is the benefit of helping him? The result is a hard lick. You are not the kind who has to conquer a world when you open it. You can refresh the world at any time and it doesn't cost much so far. Why do you want to beat Batman hard? Skull Island Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons didn't just give up when you said you gave up. Why do you want to beat Batman hard? I can't think of any benefits that you must get in the DC world. It's worth doing this. Normally you can say that you will become an immortal sooner or later. It's just a matter of time. Unless you say you can get all of Superman's abilities without weakening them, it's not worth it at all. The entire DC has no great value at all and is very dangerous. The benefits and costs are completely disproportionate, especially when there are other worlds to choose from. Go and collect your subordinates and find your companions. People who are not from my race will have different feelings, especially if you don't have the ability or props to force loyalty. He himself is not trustworthy. He doesn't even trust Superman, let alone you. Anyway, if I travel through DC, I will definitely stay away from him. No matter if he discriminates against you or knows some history or other things and is afraid of you, he will not be loyal in the end.

A self-pleasure book with no logic, no IQ and a lot of poison

The protagonist is too stupid to stand it, a spaceship with more than 100,000 taels of gold? ? 🙂🙂

The third one is poisonous. I really can't stand it.

Zhu Tianwen only has two words: plunder! Plunder! Or plunder! Nothing else! High tech! Special knowledge! Special talent! Use deceit and deceit! I want everything I can use in my own universe! ! This is the real world! What I want to get must be given to me. If I don't give it in exchange for benefits, I can only rob it! Things must come to me! !

I looked at the catalog and didn't want to read it. Maybe I have a loser mentality! In Zhutianwen, I like to watch the process in which the protagonist grows up step by step from the ordinary world. For example, the protagonist first enters a certain movie through the plot and makes a lot of money, and then uses the money to learn some military combat or firearms in modern times. Then the protagonist can go to the martial arts world to get some martial arts and the like. Then we go to those independent movie worlds where the protagonist accidentally gets superpowers, such as "My Super Girl" or "Super Man". The next step is to go to those science fiction movie worlds without superpowers, such as "Alien", "Predator", "Resident Evil", "Transformers" and other worlds to get some high-tech technology and high-tech weapons. Then you can go to high-level martial arts worlds such as "Wind and Cloud" and "Shuiyue Cave". In the end, you can just go there as you like, but usually I don't want to watch it when the protagonist's abilities reach the level of a single universe. What follows is too complicated to understand.