American Comics: Ten Thousand Hearts
美漫之万千之心
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- Ongoing
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- 742k Words
- Subgenre
- Anime Crossover
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- 3y ago
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No-CP Reading List,
I originally made this list hoping people would recommend books to me too, but after all this time, only a few have been recommended. A lot of my other lists have been abandoned, and I don’t feel like keeping this one up anymore either... From now on, I’ll just update it whenever I feel like it.
A Reading List for Mainstream Tastes
I sincerely recommend these novels to anyone who's run out of things to read. I'll clean up the list from time to time, since some books lose their appeal as they go on, or when I reach the later chapters. The quality drops in various ways, and stories that become especially tedious or repetitive will be removed. I'll also bump some books now and then to give the list more exposure. That feeling of having nothing to read is awful. I hope these books give you something to enjoy.
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The protagonist's performance was truly disappointing. He declared he didn't care about Luke Cage, but then he got beaten up by two of Cage's henchmen, nearly killing someone of Dr. Connors' caliber. If he hadn't been lucky enough to be registering the serum, he would have been killed. This is unbelievable. He doesn't live up to his earlier boasts; his charisma has been completely shattered.
The early stages of "Myriad Hearts" were truly a masterpiece in my eyes, but it fell apart in the mid-to-late stages. The point of failure was when the cultivation world crushed and invaded the technological world; the whole work instantly became boring. The early and mid-stages were incredibly fun and enjoyable.
The character assignments are the same as in the previous "Myriad Hearts" series, except this one is a fan-made Marvel game, while the previous one was an original work.
Some people in the comments section mentioned the Killian timeline issue, so I'll post a timeline based on Iron Man.
Tony Stark, Iron Man, was born on May 29, 1970. He made a circuit board at age 4, built his own engine at age 6, entered MIT at age 14, and graduated from MIT as a top student at age 17. My parents were killed by the Winter Soldier on Christmas Eve in 1991. At the 1999 Swiss scientific conference, Dr. Yinsen (the doctor in Iron Man 1) came to see him, but he dismissed him with just a few words.
The protagonist's stronghold was completely destroyed by Luke Cage's henchmen; I didn't want to watch anymore after that.
Having read up to chapter 14, it turns out that Goldpie's brother actually saved Daredevil's life and even unprincipledly helped Daredevil seek revenge. Ha!
Guard against that myriad of thoughts... But currently, the perspective is too narrow. The first identity was unclear; at the start of the second world, the system's explanation for the introduced character was that the identity was a puppet, manipulated from behind the scenes, and then even the underlings didn't recognize them? Not even the FBI agents! Hahaha... I want to say...
It's quite strange. From the synopsis and title, I thought the protagonist was on Kingpin's side, but after reading more than thirty chapters, I found that the protagonist is a pushover who goes against his own brother. I don't quite understand the logic behind this. Is he like Itachi, who "sacrifices his own family for the greater good"?
Well, to be honest, it's quite good, but the author ended up in the palace.
The author could consider giving David a few capable subordinates with high combat skills. It would be too undignified for the protagonist to handle everything.