The Mastermind Behind the Scenes in Marvel

Updates are a bit slow, and I'm not trying to be a saint. A normal Chinese person wouldn't harm ordinary people. Gangsters and villains are normal; it's those who make their characters kill indiscriminately for system rewards that are abnormal.

I haven't read it yet, but I just hope the author is ruthless and doesn't do it like other stories about behind-the-scenes manipulation in American comics, where after a fight, not a single American comic character dies. I'm really impressed by this.

The master of this dimension is: Doraemon. Main inhabitants: animal people. The master of this latitude: Doraemon. Personality: Incredibly kind and benevolent. Unlike the art styles of other dimensions, this dimension, due to the personality of its ruler, is filled with the styles of fairy tales and humorous comics.

Looking at it from all angles, it feels like the scope is too small. And did they portray S. H. I. E. L. D. And the intelligent people as lacking common sense? There's shock, but it's all small-scale stuff. Even though ordinary people only account for 0.01%, If they really wanted to go big, they could have orchestrated a few major events, killed millions, and made the whole world tremble with fear—they'd make a fortune in one fell swoop.

In my opinion, this is the best American comic book story about a mastermind behind the scenes. It's *Eastern Dimensional Invasion*. Others create one character, but this character is created in six dimensions... The scale is ridiculously large. If possible, I really hope the author can refer to the dimensional settings in the story.

These few chapters aren't enough for anyone to read. If the foreigners next door see this, they'll think we look down on them and immediately release another chapter, one for each of us.

To be honest, they shouldn't have been on 007; it felt too awkward.

Tony looked at the portal, which seemed so close yet so far away, and let out a desperate sigh: "It's over~ There's no more energy. It's only a kilometer long, but there's no more energy to propel it. It's over~ Baymax, Iron Man's are all over."

The author's writing here is truly terrible. It completely elevates their own summoned creatures while belittling Marvel's own forces. The Avengers are fine; your summoned creatures can easily crush them. But those World Tree gods are just too weak! Causing trouble in Asgard? Who does the author take Odin for? A god-king, buddy? You're just a B-class character causing trouble!

With this setting that suppresses the protagonist's combat power, who else but you will fail? An ordinary person can only gain 0.1 At a time, while the protagonist will take off much faster due to global news. You might as well design it as a lottery system where interacting with characters in the story leads to victory. What's the point of forcibly suppressing the protagonist like this?