I’m in Marvel: You Call This Being a Mage?

The biggest problem with fanfics is that they only want to copy the original work. When the protagonist has the ability to change the plot, he finds some inexplicable reasons not to change the plot, and then continues the original work. This is really disgusting. After chatting all day long, the plot of the movie is still the same as the original one. It feels lonely and annoying, so I might as well watch the original movie.

To be honest... When I see the name of the protagonist Rorschach or Ronan in American comics now... My head hurts. It has a strong studio writing style, the kind where you discuss it and then write about a hundred or so to make a small profit and then discard it It's not specific to this book, it just feels weird, otherwise I won't say anything even if you call it Long Aotian 😂

Ronan is a good accuser of the Kree Empire, why should he be a mage??

The author's writing is quite enjoyable, but no matter how you look at it, the main character is a childish and brainless real primary school student.

I haven't seen the protagonist's reaction or counterattack against people who want to kill him. I only see him spinning like a top when someone gives him some power. I don't feel that he is actively pursuing the growth of power and actively influencing the environment and people around him. Now I feel like I'm watching a movie instead of a novel

Every line is full of jokes and cleverness, without any substantive plot. Moderate jokes can add luster, but full of jokes will make it look too greasy. Half of the chapter is full of cleverness and bad jokes.

I only watched the first part. I found that the protagonist said that he was a fun person, and at the same time followed the plot and only spoke half of the words. Nothing has changed, so what do you want? (Although Black Widow survived)

Why do those who write about Marvel always write about the comic version? I don't know when I started to get annoyed with the first generation Spider-Man. (It's not that the first generation is unacceptable. It's just that the only ones who write about the first generation always write about Kingpin, and then highlight how strong Kingpin is and what muscles he has. But the problem is that the protagonist can fight with the Hulk. Since then, the first generation Spider-Man has been particularly annoyed.) I don't know if there is a pure movie version.

The recent plot has given me a headache. This plot of stopping Iron Man and S. H. I. E. L. D. Is poisoning me. While the protagonist was talking about not letting others investigate magic, he was teasing Iron Man in various ways. In the latest chapter, you used a clone to act, but in the end, you gave Iron Man a gentle warning and even sent information to others. Isn't this a disguised form of encouraging people to explore magic??? The first warning showed at least a little bit of magic, which made Iron Man feel the power of magic, but what happened the second time??? And a spell that looks like summoning an evil god is coming from the protagonist. Isn't this really suspicious? Since there is a clone, why not just have one clone pretend to be the evil god and do something scary, and then the protagonist comes out to defeat the evil god and warn Iron Man at the same time? It not only teaches Iron Man a lesson to let him know not to explore magic casually, otherwise he may cause big trouble, but also maintains the image of the protagonist... The more I watch, the more speechless I am. The protagonist is like a little kid who does whatever he thinks of. Recently, it seems like I am addicted to teasing Iron Man...

When the Scarlet Witch uses Dreamwalk, the protagonist's IQ is lost.