American Comics: Ten Thousand Hearts

The performance of the protagonist is really disappointing. I said before that I didn't take Luke Cage seriously, but I turned around and was beaten by two young men. A character of Dr. Connors' level almost died. If you weren't lucky enough to register the serum, the protagonist would have been killed. That's it. It's really not worthy of the protagonist's lofty ambitions, and it's shattered to pieces. I guess the author wanted to show how powerful the protagonist's abilities were, but the result was that he lost the watermelon and picked up the sesame seeds. It's really outrageous. The protagonist's lair security only requires five people from the Brotherhood and a few pistols. Two of Luke Cage's younger brothers rushed them into the laboratory. Connors was choked and almost died.

The early stage of Wan Qian Heart was truly a masterpiece in my opinion, but it collapsed in the middle and later stages. The breaking point was when the world of cultivation was crushing and invading the world of technology. The whole work instantly became boring. The early and middle stages were really super interesting and beautiful.

The assigned identity is the same as the previous Thousand Hearts, except that this is a fan comic, and that one is original.

Tony Stark, Iron Man, was born on May 29, 1970. I made a circuit board at the age of 4, made my own engine at the age of 6, entered MIT at the age of 14, and graduated from MIT as the top student at the age of 17. My parents were killed by the Winter Soldier on Christmas Eve 1991. At the 1999 Swiss Science Conference, Dr. Yin Sen (the doctor in Iron Man 1) came to see him, but he dismissed him with a few words. Another person, Killian (Extremis Virus), was also humiliated by him. In 2008, a small Ark energy reactor was created in the prison of terrorists, and within 3 months, he and Yin Sen created the earliest steel armor prototype. After returning to the United States, it was developed to Mark 5 within a year, killing Obadiah and Ivan In 2012, Loki came and started a twisting battle. The model worker who took the blame died for the first time and killed Killian in the same year. In Age of Ultron in 2013, Ultron was killed, and Quicksilver was killed in the script (because he must die, the clothing brand Quicksilver wore was not a big brand, and the sponsorship fee was very cheap), and the Scarlet Witch made her debut. The civil war comes next. There is too much to write and I can only have 10 pictures. Anyway, in the past few years, it has been interspersed with Dutch movies, Tsui Jin Jiang movies, and the Agents of SHIELD TV series (the model worker died four or five times, and the TV series should be renamed Coulson: Life or Death) until Tony dies in battle in 2023 next year. If there is anything wrong, please add it.

The pig's trotter's lair was penetrated by Luke Cage's younger brother. I don't want to see this anymore.

When I saw Chapter 14, Jin Cake's younger brother actually saved Daredevil's life and even helped Daredevil get revenge without any principles, haha

Beware of the thousands of hearts, but the current situation is too low. The first identity cannot be seen yet. At the beginning of the second world, the system's processing of the substituted character actually explained that the identity is a puppet and operates behind the scenes. And the younger brother doesn't recognize himself? I don't even know the FBI agents hahaha I want to say This system is really awkward. Look at what is written in that book. You are so young. Now that you have completed the task, everyone should take it for granted that you are that person. At least the confidants know it. So the situation is low and the crotch is pulled The second is that the protagonist goes aimlessly to make a big fuss with Jin Bin, that is, his brother misses someone. I don't know what's cool about it? From the moment of active acknowledgment, it proves that the author will not deal with the situation at a low level Don't you think about how you deal with it in the first place and then have another identity without leaving any b-squares? Also, there is just a simple FBL agent, you can't wait to beg your brother, and then the killer group also goes there, fearing that they will not be killed. This is the second character. He is a person with no special functions. Are you going to attack the whole army alone? I have no plans at all What about the people I win over? What about the person with my previous identity? What about you? Are you afraid of killing a senior agent?

It's quite strange. I read the synopsis and the title of the book and thought the protagonist was on Kingpin's side, but after reading more than 30 chapters, I found out that the protagonist is a bad guy who is against his own brother. I don't quite understand the logic of this. Like Itachi, he "kills relatives for justice"?

Hey, it's really pretty. The author ended up in the palace.

The author can consider assigning David a few capable men with high force value. The protagonist should not be the one to do everything, as this would be too cheap.